Always ask how they are feeling?
How are they coping?
Do they feel sad/depressed?
If depressed, maybe ask if they've been given medications?
Ask if there emotions prevent them from completing tasks, or if life in general has become more difficult due to them coping?
The correct answer is C.
You are unlikely to get alcohol poisoning from consuming low to medium doses of alcohol, you might get sick or feel nauseous but actual poisoning is unlikely. Chronic use of alcohol would lead to alcohol addiction and other serious health problems. However binge drinking which would mean drink after drink after drink all in one episode of drinking would lead to alcohol poisoning as you are consuming large amounts of alcohol in a short space of time and you are quickly poisoning your system, after all alcohol is a toxin.
The condition in which the heart does not circulate blood at a satisfactory rate is known as <u>heart failure.</u>
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<h3>What is heart failure?</h3>
The name of this condition can be a little confusing. When you have heart failure, it doesn't mean your ticker stopped beating. What's really going on is that your heart can't pump blood as well as a healthy one.
The chambers of your heart may respond by stretching to carry more blood to pump through your body. They may become stiffer and thicker. This helps keep blood moving for a while, but in time, your heart muscle walls may get weaker.
<h3>What Causes It?</h3>
- Coronary artery disease is a problem with the arteries that supply blood and oxygen to your heart. It means less blood flows to your heart muscle. When the arteries narrow or get blocked, your heart becomes starved for oxygen and nutrients and can't pump as well.
- Heart attack may happen when a coronary artery is blocked suddenly, which stops the flow of blood to your heart muscle.
- Cardiomyopathy is damage to your heart muscle. It can be caused by artery or blood flow problems, infections, and alcohol and drug abuse. Other diseases or genetic issues can also bring it on. Make sure your doctor knows your family's health history.
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False.
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