Answer:
Answer is probably E
Explanation:
The S wave alone usually doesn't tell very much about whether cardiac abnormalities are present. You don't always see an S wave in some leads even in normal ECGs. The fact that the rest of the ECG appears normal is reassuring and suggests the absence of the S wave in one lead isn't meaningful.
I would say B, if the families aren’t good listeners, they could potentially give their kid the wrong medicine, or wrong dose. And the once’s to give information also have to be good speakers, and talk understandable.
Answer:
The answer is Yes, there are other joints that are susceptible to injuries due to work and repetitive movements they perform daily. Among these we can name: wrist, elbow, shoulder, cervical and lumbar joints, pelvis and logically the most affected is the knee joint.
The main lesion that these joints suffer are inflammations that can be intra-articular or extra-articular and that is how we will find at the wrist level, the carpal tunnel, at the level of the elbow, chondritis, at the shoulder level, rotator cuff syndrome , at the level of columns, joint wear caused by movements that lead to osteoarthritis and hernias mostly at the lumbar level. Other frequent injuries are subluxations and dislocations at the level of the elbow and shoulder, bursitis and fractures.
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