A 75-year-old woman with no history of lung problems or smoking is admitted to the Shadow General medical floor for new onset fever and cough. You find rales and increased tactile fremitus on physical exam. What is likely to be her main medical problem?
- PNEUMONIA. It is considered as an infection which results to fever.
The answer is Rollerblading. If its in a long duration of time and is aerobic, that should be the answer. As long as you're breathing as well as you should :)
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E. decreased joint stiffness 1. when the joints move more easily
A. improved range of motion 4. when the muscles and joints are more flexible
B. shoulder flexibility test 9. performed by trying to grab your hands behind your back
C. lactic acid 8. a by-product of exercise
D. muscle fibers 10. the muscle cells
K. standard sit-and-reach test 6. measures back and leg flexibility
F. improved the ability to relax 5. lowers blood pressure and blood sugar
J. improved circulation 2. results in fewer varicose veins
L. antagonistic muscles 11. the front and back muscles of your leg
H. myofibrils 7. slide together to shorten a muscle
G. improved posture 3. comes from equally worked antagonistic muscles
I. flexibility exercises 12. reduces the chance of muscle injury
<span>These two drugs are forms of hallucinogens. What
this simply means is that the side effect that the drug brings is for individuals
to experience hallucinations. Due to its psychoactive content, experiences such
as, perception anomalies, and changes in thoughts, emotions, and consciousness
are severely affected. Though it does not directly impair vision and no pain is
associated with the intake of this drug.
Common hallucinogens are psychedelics, dissociatives, and deliriants.
This was a common drug during the time of the hippies. </span>
C. Poor access to health care providers
