Answer:
The correct option is: B) echovirus
Explanation:
The echovirus is a highly infectious RNA virus, which is present in the gastrointestinal tract and is responsible for causing aseptic meningitis, commonly called viral meningitis.
This virus is predominantly transmitted in humans via the fecal-oral route. It can also be transmitted via respiration of oral secretions such as saliva.
Hi,
In Homeotherapy, which is better for treating pain/menstrual/back pain/IBS, the natural remedy of Cocculus or Cimicifuga Racemosa?
Cimicifuga Racemosa
Regulations on legal drugs exist to keep them away from teens and children. Hope this helps and good luck on the rest of your homework!
Answer:
The client will need an analgesic in order to address his headache and a nasal decongestant in order to address his cough.
Explanation:
Viral Respiratory Infection-<em> this refers to an infection of the lungs/airways which is caused by a virus. </em>This can be<em> directly and indirectly transmitted</em> to another person. It can be directly transmitted through droplet means, such as sneezing, or though indirect ways such as holding another person's soiled things.
<em>Since this is not a bacterial infection, the patient doesn't need any antibiotics. </em>He only needs to treat his symptoms naturally, if possible. However, in the case above, the patient had "intense" headache and "cough." This means that he needs certain medication to feel better. So, he should take an analgesic such as Paracetamol in order to relieve his pain from the headache and a nasal decongestant in order to improve breathing and open his airways.
<u>Depending on the severity of the condition, viral respiratory infections usually go away on its own.</u> It is very important to drink plenty of water, wash the hands more often (in order to prevent transmission) and have plenty of rest.
