Answer:
The correct answer is a and b( exceed 135 mg/dl and can only be controlled through medications.)
Explanation:
Cholesterol is a natural fatty substance that is present in the body and is necessary for the proper functioning of the cells of the human body. It is considered to be at the high limit when the whole blood level exceeds 130 milligrams per deciliter of blood (mg / dl). When this happens, fats tend to build up inside the arteries, impeding blood flow and can lead to serious heart disease and stroke. A doctor usually prescribes drugs to lower high cholesterol (they usually recommend statins), it is because the person is in the intermediate risk limit and has factors that increase the risk of heart disease or stroke, causing long-term arteries become clogged and diseases such as atherosclerosis or heart attack appear.
Sodium hydrogen carbonate (carbonate is carbon and oxygen)
Lack of information, scarcity of resources, informal hierarchical culture, fear of criticism that the patient wasn't sick enough, and calling the provider before activating the RRT
The nurse should start off by saying well if a child is up to date on his/her shots then they should only be receiving the shots that are recommended for that age,unless they came out with new shots.