If i remember correctly it should be your doctor
Answer:
Start CPR
1) make sure the patient is dry
2) Turn on the AED
3) prepare the chest area
4) apply the pads
5) let the AED analyze
6) shock the victim if necessary
7) continue CPR
Explanation:
When you drink alcohol, it's absorbed into your bloodstream and affects<span> every part of your body.
Here is some more Effects : </span><span>If you have diabetes, excessive alcohol consumption can lead to many complications.
</span><span>Alcohol must pass through the liver. Chronic alcohol abuse overwhelms the liver so it can’t break down harmful substances.
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<span>Long-term alcohol abuse can cause involuntary eye movements.
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<span>A muscle cramp may be a warning that you’re drinking too much.
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<span>People who drink a lot are more susceptible to lung infections like tuberculosis.
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Hope this is enough! :D
Im not entirely sure but i think the best answers are planning ahead, being willing to fail, developing strategies, and determining outcomes
They both worked with chemistry as their man science.
