A patient comes to the doctor’s office complaining they often feel weak and unable to complete daily tasks like going up and dow
n stairs or sweeping the floor without becoming tired and out of breath. The doctor asks the patient a number of questions and runs several tests to try to determine what is wrong. Which of the following best explains why a patient admitted to the hospital would complain of shortness of breath and extreme fatigue while completing daily activities? A.
An intestinal parasite is affecting digestion, keeping food from the excretory system when it gets rid of waste.
B.
A heart defect is affecting circulation, keeping the nervous system from sending signals to the body.
C.
A respiratory infection is affecting breathing, keeping oxygen from getting to muscle cells, preventing them from being able to move the body as well.
D.
A pulled muscle is affecting movement, keeping the cardiovascular system from delivering blood to the body.
Hi, A
care provider is dictating a progress note into speech recognition
while the patient is being seen. This dictation is occurring:<span>- at the point of care</span>
Dynamic stretches are part of an effective warm-up because they can help build endurance for the activity. They also help in flexibility and range of motion in the human body.
No because it would look like ww to ww. So if you took a w from each parent the offspring would be ww/ have black wool. Say one parent had white wool that the offspring would be Ww so it is more likely to have white wool. Hope this helps
