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• Fatty change in the liver is due to the accumulation of Triglycerides
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• Triglyceride is strongly associated with the nonalcoholic fatty liver disease among markers of hyperlipidemia and diabetes - PMC.
  

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• Rib fracture in a two-month-old baby who climbed out to his cot is the more concerning for non-accidental injury in children
  

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• You should assume that all unresponsive trauma patients have a Spinal Injury
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• Always assume all major trauma patients have an injured spine and maintain spinal immobilization until the spine is cleared.
  
  

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Morphine toxicity can cause:

• Diarrhea
• Mydriasis
• Respiratory Depression
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• A high dose of Morphine can change your heartbeat, drowsiness, extreme sleepiness and etc.
  

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Indication of Shock is/are:

• Increased Respiratory Rate
•  Increase Heart Rate
•  Pale clammy skin

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• The most concerning physical finding in an infant with an acute respiratory infection or RAD execration is: Tachypnea
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The common signs of a respiratory infection include:

• Chest or nasal congestion.
• Wet or dry cough.
• Runny nose.
• Fatigue.
• Body aches.
• Low-grade fever.
• Sore throat.

Explanation

• Shock medical condition will develop from severe blood loss
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• Hypovolemic shock is an emergency condition in which severe blood or other fluid loss makes the heart unable to pump enough blood to the body.
• This type of shock can cause many organs to stop working
  

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• Chest and Back you place the AED pads when treating an infant for cardiac arrest
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• An AED restores normal heart rhythm is an automatic external defibrillator (AED) to help a person who is in cardiac arrest
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• An AED is a lightweight, battery-operated, portable device that checks the heart's rhythm and sends a shock to the heart to restore normal rhythm. The device is used to help people having a cardiac arrest.
• Sticky pads with sensors, called electrodes, are attached to the chest of someone who is having a cardiac arrest
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Explanation

• An AED restores normal heart rhythm is an automatic external defibrillator (AED) to help a person who is in cardiac arrest
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• An AED is a lightweight, battery-operated, portable device that checks the heart's rhythm and sends a shock to the heart to restore normal rhythm. The device is used to help people having a cardiac arrest.
• Sticky pads with sensors, called electrodes, are attached to the chest of someone who is having a cardiac arrest
  
  

Explanation

• A person who suffers a traumatic rather than planned amputation has:  A greater risk of infection