When identifying a health decision, which is the least question to ask?
who can me make this decision?
what is the situation?
who is involved?
how much time do i have to make the decision?

The least useful question to ask when identifying a health decision is "Who is involved" because the primary involvement must come from the individual who has identified the need for a decision about their own health care.

There is a process whose characteristics are universally relevant and enduring. Therefore, such decisions must be applied in the present and in the future and must be possible to be applied in all environments.

To make an effective health decision, the individual can gather relevant health information from trusted sources such as doctors and nutritionists to help them develop better health attitudes and choices that match their lifestyle, values and preferences.

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c. flammable gases, patient lying in standing water, combustible liquids near the victim

c) it can produce three-dimensional images.