A. Spinal cord injury- 2. Quadriplegic
B. Traumatic brain injury - 1. Headaches
C. Knee injury - 3. Limited ability to walk and run
Answer:
Informed consent is important to the patient for all of the above reasons because it allows the patient to know about his treatment and the risk involved, as well as giving him freedom of choice and participation in the health care process.
Explanation:
Before being subjected to an investigation, diagnostic study or treatment —especially if it involves risk— a patient must know everything about the procedure and has the right to express his or her acceptance or rejection by signing an informed consent.
If the terms <em>"informed</em>" and <em>"consent" </em>are analyzed separately, it can be established that you are informed because information related to a procedure is dispensed, while consent implies acceptance or refusal of the procedure.
Informed consent provided:
- <em>The right of the patient to receive information of interest, with the benefits and negative —or harmful—side effects of a given medical treatment being explained.
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- <em>A resource that allows the patient to participate in decisions related to his/her health and medical treatment.
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- <em>The patient's ability to make decisions about the types of medical treatments and procedures offered to him.
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The purpose of informed consent is to ensure, to the fullest extent possible, that a patient knows the positive and negative aspects of a treatment, makes a judgment, and decides whether or not to accept it.
Answer:
10,000
Explanation:
The human nose has roughly 400 types of scent receptors that can detect at least 1 trillion different odours. The human nose can distinguish at least 1 trillion different odours, a resolution orders of magnitude beyond the previous estimate of just 10,000 scents
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The behavior out of line with one’s values results from lowered inhibitions while under the influence of alcohol.
Option A
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Alcohol can lower inhibitions by reducing a person’s self-awareness and weakens them physically thus reducing their understanding capacity. People who consume alcohol thus act like a fool and act extraordinarily.
They attempt do the things which a normal person cannot, as they are not stable in mind and cannot decide as of what is to be done in such awkward situations.
Thus consuming alcohol reduces a person’s social morality and makes them repeat the same action. An alcoholic gets a feeling that he/she is too strong and can do the impossible things.
