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Could you make this sentence into 3rd person-Do not push to get an antibiotic prescribed for something that does not have a bacterial cause like a cold or the flu.?
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They (he/she) should not push to get an antibiotic prescribed for something that does not have a bacterial cause like a cold or the flu.?
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How do you get a hogtie in red dead redemption?
Equip the lasso by completing one of bonnies missions.Lasso a personDO NOT let go of the lasso and approach the personPress Y (or triangle for PS3) to hogtie the personHAVE FUN!answer by punguawud
If you fall in love with your nearest cousin when you meet You hold hands when you are watching a movie You touch her body parts like lips waist hips massage on her back and she allows you to do this?
having sex with your cousinif she likes it see if would like to sleep with you. you could also keep touching her, seeing as she just loves it. by the way would you mind introducing me to your cousin. New personDo you love her and does she love you if so there is nothing wrong with that its simple love being cousin does not affect anything people say it does because of the wod cousin since they are related but not your blood. Its OK to love her and have a relationship with her if may i infer to the bible it said of a list of people you may not be with family members and stuff like that but if you read it real closely it did not say anything about your cousins.(Oh and the dude above me real mature lol)-Spell Check by Tgmhc
The Physical Effects Of Spinal Cord Injuries?
DefinitionThe spinal cord contains the nerves that carry messages between your brain and body. The cord passes through your neck and back. A spinal cord injuryis very serious because it can cause loss of movement (paralysis) below the site of the injury.Alternative NamesNeck injuryConsiderationsWhen someone has a spinal injury, additional movement may cause further damage to the nerves in the cord and can sometimes mean the difference between life and death.If you think someone could possibly have a spinal injury, do not move the injured person even a little bit, unless it is absolutely necessary (for example, if you need to get someone out of a burning car).If you are not sure if a person has a spinal injury, assume that he or she does have one.CausesBullet or stab woundDirect trauma to the face, neck, head, chest, or back (for example, a car accident)Diving accidentElectric shockExtreme twisting of the middle of the bodyLanding on the head during a sports injuryFall from a great heightSymptomsHead held in unusual positionNumbness or tingling that spreads down an arm or legWeaknessDifficulty walkingParalysis (loss of movement) of arms or legsNo bladder or bowel controlShock (pale, clammy skin; bluish lips and fingernails; acting dazed or semiconscious)Lack of alertness (unconsciousness)Stiff neck, headache, or neck painFirst AidThe main goal is to keep the person immobile and safe until medical help arrives.You or someone else should call 911.Hold the person's head and neck in the position in which they were found. DO NOT attempt to reposition the neck. Do not allow the neck to bend or twist.Do not allow the person to get up and walk unassisted.IF THE PERSON IS UNRESPONSIVECheck the person's breathing and circulation. If necessary, begin rescue breathing and CPR.DO NOT tilt the head back when attempting to open the airway. Instead, place your fingers on the jaw on each side of the head. Lift the jaw forward.IF YOU NEED TO ROLL THE PERSONDo not roll the person over unless the person is vomiting or choking on blood, or you need to check for breathing.Two people are needed.One person should be located at the person's head; the other at the person's side.Keep the person's head, neck, and back in line with each other while you roll him or her onto one side.Do NotDO NOT bend, twist, or lift the person's head or body.DO NOT attempt to move the person before medical help arrives unless it is absolutely necessary.DO NOT remove a helmet if a spinal injury is suspected.Call immediately for emergency medical assistance ifCall you local emergency number (such as 911) if there has been any injury that affects the neck or spinal cord. Keep the person absolutely still. Unless there is urgent danger, keep the person in the position where found.PreventionWear seat belts.Avoid drinking alcohol and driving.Avoid diving into pools, lakes, rivers, and other bodies of water, particularly if you cannot determine the depth of the water or if the water is not clear.Avoid motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles.Avoid tackling or diving into a person with your head.ReferencesHockberger RS, Kaji AH, Newton EJ. Spinal injuries. In: Marx J, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 6th ed. St Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2006:chap 40.Hoyt DB, Coimbra R, Acosta J. Management of acute trauma. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 20.DeLee JC, Drez, Jr., D, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2003:798,837.
