Question

1. Provide at least 5 different patient/caregiver teaching concepts regarding pressure ulcers.

2. Explain the different types of immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active acquired & passive).

2. Describe the emergency management of a patient who is in anaphylactic shock (initial interventions).

4. Explain how HIV is contracted? (Be careful, do not include rumored information, and state the facts).

5. Describe the methods used to test for HIV infection.

Answer 1

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The emergency treatment for the anaphylactic shock as if the shock is severe give epinephrine injection as soon as possible to treat the shock. Monitor the breathing rate and perform CPR if needed. Provide sufficient oxygen and air to the patient.

HIV lead to the AIDs which is an advanced case if HIV. It is contracted by various means such as blood transfusion from a person who is HIV positive. This disease does not have any treatment to completely cure it but only symptoms can be minimised. It can be transmitted sexually if any person get involved with infected person.