The nurse should warn the patient about possible side effects of the medication, as well as read the notice before administration.
She should inform the patient not to administer in case of increased blood pressure, thromboembolic abnormality, change in liver tests, change in blood glucose, occurrence of obesity, risk of osteoporosis, and the appearance of breast cancer.
Answer:
The answers would be A and D I think
Explanation:
Answer :a. the polygenic nature of sickle-cell disease
Explanation:
<u>SS is a genetic disorder in which more than two genes control a single character</u>. Contrary to single gene to a trait. It exhibit an abnormal clinical heterogeneous traits for Mendel inheritance with multiple factors exerting influence on an individual disease outcome. Therefore multiple complications arises with symptoms
<span>this damage is called a subdural hematoma. This isn't always an emergency situation, but can be a medical emergency. It is caused by head injury that bursts blood vessels and causes pooled blood to begin pushing on the brain. It can cause vomiting, slurred speech, confusion, vomiting, headaches an may even lead to a coma. In mild cases it may cause no symptoms at all.</span>
It is basically explaining the reproductive processes of fungi,
With sexual rep. and how it requires 2 sex cells to unite to produce spores that grow into new organisms
and then at the conclusion it states that most fungi reproduce asexually ( by itself )
and an example of how.
