If a motorist vehicle becomes disabled he/she must:
- Pull off to the side as far as possible onto the shoulder or medium.
- Turn on emergency flashers.
- Raise the hood to signal for assistance.
- Stay in the vehicle and lock the doors.
- Ask anyone who stops to go to a phone and call for assistance.
- Never get into a stranger's vehicle!
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Answer:
A) go get the nurse to tell her that he has already stopped the beeping on the IV machine
Explanation:
Ideally, only a qualified nurse would press the button to stop the noise of the IV machine. However, if no nurse is available and Marc is fully confident that he knows how to stop the noise without causing damage to the machine or the patient, he must stop the noise, but he must communicate to the nurse what he did and why he did it immediately, so that there is no problem for anyone. In addition, when communicating what has been done, Marc shows that he is a responsible and attentive professional, that he is aware of his obligations, in addition to always seeking to learn more.
Answer:
herd immunity is real. It is where you put a bunch of sick people together so that way they get antibodies sooner It did work in the old days. With the new virus, you might not want to try it.
Non-infectious or non-communicable diseases are not able to be spread from one person to another.
Answer: the first option is correct.
Explanation: in baseball you use a round oval shaped bat where as in cricket you use a flat paddle shaped object