Critical injuries are injuries that can cause a critical decline in a patients condition leading to life threatening complications or disability. Critical injuries can include things like spinal fractures, brain or heart contusions, or open chest wounds (pnuemothorax).
So naturally other small things like papercuts burning a small area of your thumb is not considered critical.
Answer:
<em><u>Malaise </u></em>and <em><u>Swollen lymph glands</u></em>
Explanation:
A flulike condition called acute retroviral syndrome is followed by the production of HIV-specific antibodies (seroconversion).
The condition involves malaise, swollen glands of the lymph, fever, sore throat, headache, vomiting, diarrhea, muscle / joint pain, or a superficial rash.
Upon infection, it occurs one to three weeks and could even persist over several months.
The early-chronic, intermediate-chronic, and late-chronic stages of HIV infection are followed by acute retroviral syndrome over time. Includes enlarged lymph glands in the production of HIV-specific antibodies, followed by flulike syndrome.
The answer would be plaque
Answer:
Cooling down allows your body temperature, blood pressure, and heart rate to return to their normal levels. Stretching your muscles while they're still warm can help to reduce lactic acid buildup, reducing your chance of muscle cramps and stiffness.
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