What is the importance of CPR in saving a person’s life?

Q: What does it mean when medical practice is subject to certain ethical limitations?

A: The medical profession is considered the purest profession. It deals with the lives of humans. It…

Q: What do you mean by Competent?

A: The biological cells are the fundamental and the functional units of life. These cells are a hub of…

Q: What is better at evaluating heart disease and stroke? MRI or CT?

A: Stroke and heart disease cause a large number of deaths in the world. Both diseases can be prevented…

Q: Why is respecting autonomy so important to the future of healthcare?

A: KEY WORDS:- Autonomy - Autonomy is the personal freedom to lead as long as life does not violate the…

Q: What is the importance of CPR in saving a person's life?

A: CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. It is a life saving intervention that can be done in a…

Q: Explain the first aid why can assist an individual increases awareness of accidents. (With some…

A: The standard first aid certificate awarded by St John Ambulance, St Andrews Ambulance Association…

Q: Who owns physical health records, X-ray images, and other items containing health information?

A: Many administrative decisions about patient records have always been an ambiguity. In good faith,…

Q: What would you do if a patient wanted you to show hi his results?

A: Physicians who order diagnostic tests to be performed must provide the test results within a…

Q: What is the MRI approach to problems?

A: MRI is Magnetic resonance imaging. Images are generated by using,  Strong magnetic fields Magnetic…

Q: How is electrostastics used in health sciences?

A: Neurons and muscle cells work on the action potential developed across their membrane.

Q: Can CPR and first aid classes be taught through independent learning modules or through educator…

A: CPR is cardiopulmonary resuscitation, it is a life-saving technique used for the emergency…

Q: Why do clinicians rely on data from multiple methods and multiple informants whenever possible?

A: Clinical data are obtained by experimenting through clinical trials. Clinical trials has four phases…

Q: What are some ways in which environmental factors can result in trauma?

A: Introduction:-  There are many environmental factors which are very important for survival but these…

Q: In which type of insurance do patients pay for medical expenses?

A: Health insurance is basically a type of insurance in which offers coverage to the policy holder in…

Q: Why is it essential to understand the various methods of providing first aid in the case of an…

A: Unintentional injuries are those which are caused without any underlying intent to cause injury.…

Q: Why do people find the job of an emergency room registered nurse interesting?

A: Often every career options have its challenges and opportunities. Nursing at different sections in…

Q: Why first aid is importance?

A: First aid is the immediate medical assistance that is provided to an individual who has undergone an…

Q: What is the greatest characteristic of a Medical Technologist that we should be proud of?

A: Medical technologist is a highly skilled health professional who tests, analyzes blood, fluids and…

Q: What is the importance of first aid kit

A: First aid means the initial aid provided to an injured person at the site of accident or injury. The…

Q: What are Medical Errors and how they occur?

A: Medical care is provided to treat a clinical condition. The medical professions diagnose a condition…

Q: Why are Medical Doctors important in our lives? Explain in 3 paragraphs.

A: The longer life expectancy and enhanced social welfare are due to doctors. Most people who survive…

Q: What contributions may a Forensic Anthropologist make to a Death Investigation?

A: Forensic anthropology is the branch of biology in which  application of the anatomical science of…

Q: What are Sigmund Freud's contribution to the development of science?

A: Sigmund Freud was an Austrian Neurologist. And he contributed many things to the development of…

Q: What is the reason health professionals use medical language?

A: A Health professional is a person who is trained to work in healthcare or Healthcare related fields.…

Q: Explain what "credibility of the health record" means?

A: "Any pertinent record produced by the health care practitioner at the time of, or immediately to, a…

Q: How is treatment or prevention an issue in medicine?

A: There are three kinds  of prevention which includes Enhancing the overall health of the population…

Q: What methods of assessment did Erikson use in developing his theory?

A: Erickson used various methods that were different from Freud's way to assess the perspective of a…

Q: what is vocation? how does it matter to future medical professionals?

A: Vocation is a Latin word "Vocare" meaning "to call". It is giving care to other people with the…

Q: In your own words, Explain the difference between Dressing an Bandage in first aid and how it helps…

A: First aid is the the is care which provide tha ill and injured patient before doctor arrival  And…

Q: Define the term MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)?

A: Diagnostic devices are devices used to identify the nature or cause of a certain phenomenon, usually…

Q: What is the very first thing to do BEFORE assessing what to do in an emergency?

A: Emergency situation can be explained that unexpected hazardous situation which can cause casualty in…

Q: What is the language of medicine and what can people learn from medical terminology? The basics of…

A: The terms used in the medical world to define all the instruments, diseases, processes and in the…

Q: What are the benefits and drawbacks of medical computer simulations?

A: Simulation  It is an animated model and artificially represents the real world.  Clinical simulation…

Q: What is a dementia care?

A: It is considered a medical condition, where there will damage or loss of nerve cells that connects…

Q: What is the role of technology in healthcare?

A: Health care delivery system It is the network of facilities with the goal of providing optimal…

Q: Who is considered to be the father of medicine and employed a system of physical assessment and…

A: Medicine is defined as the field of health and healing where chemical compounds or substances that…

Q: What are the ethical requirements for the medical profession?

A: Ethics: These are based on well-founded standards of right and wrong. These tell what humans ought…

Q: What are some ways that patients can feel better about going to the dentist.?

A: Dental fear is also called dental anxiety, it is a condition that manifests in various ways and has…

Q: Why is it good to learn first aid? what does it feel for a person giving first aid to people?

A: First aid refers to the emergency assistance that is provided immediately to an individual suffering…

Q: Why is it important for a student to learn first aid?

A: In schools, many students experience accidents on the school premises. The severity of the…

Q: Why is it necessary to do a physical examination or head-to-toe assessment on a client?

A: Introduction A head to toe or a physical examination is the essential evaluation involving both…

Q: stroke informatioi in nursing

A: Introduction- According to the World Stroke Campaign 2016 data, due to stroke,  every 5 seconds one…

Q: List the components of Rehabilitation?

A: Rehabilitation is a collection of interventions that are developed to optimize functioning and…

Q: In general terms, what is a scope of practice? Audiologists’ scope of practice is defined by two…

A: The healthcare workers are provided with a code of conduct and they are required to follow itb…

Q: "medicalization of ordinary life?"

A: The modern life is plagued with diseases. Mental health is currently diagnosed using the criterion…