Answer:
Once the patient is settled done and the bleeding has stopped. Simply: (1) take the finger, (2) wrap it in a cloth, (3) put it in a plastic packet, (4) place ice pack over it, (5) seek professional medical care from a hospital.
Explanation:
(1) Make sure you're wearing gloves when coming into contact with the blood of the person and do not <em>wash </em>the fingers.
(2)Make sure the cloth is clean and not filthy or contaminated.
(3)The plastic bag must be sterile in order to reduce future infection.
(4) Do not place the ice directly onto the fingers for this will cause the fingers to burn thus making the finger unable to be sewn back. This is chilling and not freezing the finger.
(5)Go to a hospital as soon as possible so the doctor can sew back the fingers or smooth out amputation.
The central and most important part of an object, movement, or group, forming the basis for its activity and growth.
Answer: in the closet; under the bed.
Explanation: 4 year olds understand that Bobby left the toy under his bed, hence he will go look for it there. In contrast, 2-3 year olds can't comprehend the thought process Bobby will go through, as well as the fact that Bobby is unaware that his mum moved the toy.
Your heart rate and muscle function (from stretching)
