Suppose that a person's adrenal glands are not producing enough adrenaline.
What might happen to the person in an emergency

Hepatitis b and hiv/aids are two serious infections that can be transmitted by a. breastfeeding and contact with blood. b. sharing food and sharing drinks. c. transmission by air, water, and shared bodily fluids. d. skin contact, contact with urine, and sharing clothing.

The parents of an infant born with myelomeningocele are confused about the primary healthcare has told them about the condition.what should the nurse consider before answering the parents questions in language that they will understand?

What is the best way to use the clean water act to address the issue of dirty water and diseases that plague asmall community? a) to report the number of cases of people who havecholera symptomsb) to provide health guidelines about effects from waterborne diseases c) to enforce standards that focus on chemical dischargeinto bodies of waterd) to carry out research that investigates how dirty wateraffects human health