An 82-year-old female was transported to the Emergency room via ambulance with severe left hip pain following a fall on the ice. The patient suffered a broken wrist bone(1) two years earlier that required immobilization by solid material.(2) Her physician who specializes in treatment of bone conditions(3) diagnosed her with moderate porous bones(4) on the basis of a computer-assisted X-ray.(5) The patient reported severe left hip pain, rating it as 8 on a scale of 1 to 10. She held her hip in a bent position(6) and could not tolerate movement toward a straight position.(7) The diagnosis is a shattered broken bone(8) in the neck of the left thigh bone.(9) The treatment was placement of a new hip joint.(10)

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Explanation:

Viruses can not be cured, but vaccines prevent them from spreading. Viruses arent living things, but they need a host (human, animal, or plant) to reproduce. When i virus enters the body, your body's cells fight the virus (thats why you get a fever). Vaccinations for viruses are made up of dead parts of the virus so that your body can "train" itself to fight that virus. So, no, there is no cure for viruses but you can prevent them. People are working on antiviral drugs (anti= against viral=virus) to combat them, but so far, these only weaken some viruses, none can completely cure it.

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they are very similar in the ways they affect the body. they affect the respiratory system and they have similar traits. both viruses evolve rapidly and have exponential growth in the body. both viruses are human to human passed.