Answer:
We need 5 tablets.
Explanation:
We need to prepare 250 mL of a 1 : 5 solution.
When we are talking about solutions , '' a : b '' is known as the solution ratio.
Where ''a'' and ''b'' are integer numbers.
In our exercise, we have a 1 : 5 solution ratio. This means that we will have 1 gram of solute for each 5 mL of solution.
To calculate the mass of solute we can write the following :
Notice that we equalize the solution ratio to the mass of solute ''
'' divided by the total volume of solution (250 mL).
Solving for ⇒
⇒ 
We found out that we need 50 g of solute.
Given that each tablet has 10 g of solute ⇒
We need five 10-gram tablets to prepare the solution.
Answer:
It is important that the edge of the cuff is above the antecubital space<u> in order to fasten it evenly and snugly. </u>
Explanation:
The question above is related to<em> "getting the blood pressure of a person accurately." </em>
After preparing the patient, you have to apply the cuff to the patient <u>at the level of his heart.</u> Make sure that the cuff is completely deflated. The cuff's "inflatable bladder" should be placed where the<em> brachial artery</em> is and its lower edge should be placed above the "antecubital space." This can secure the cuff in place. The gauge should then be adjusted, so you can read it well.
Answer:HIPAA Violations
Explanation:Ethically and legally this impedes my work because it can put the patient in danger as well as others if personal information is found out and disclosed. It can literally ruin a person and the fines are massive for breaches. It has happened to me before and I had to report a coworker to the board for it, so that my license was not impacted. They announced personal test results in the lobby and not in a private room.
Overuse of antibiotics and bacteria becoming more resilient
overuse as well as self diagnosing and not finishing a full course of antibiotics
Drink plenty of water yep that should help
