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Looking at the infant's features: color, breathing, etc.
Looking at infants behavior: cringing when a particular person takes the child (can indicate abuse from that particular person, but be careful with this!)
Looking at the surroundings.
Talking with parent/guardian/caregiver/eyewitnesses
What else can I help you with?
What is the difference between a primary survey and secondary survey?
A primary survey is conducted initially to assess and address life-threatening conditions such as airway obstruction or severe bleeding. A secondary survey is performed after the primary survey to gather more detailed information about the patient's injuries or conditions and provide further medical care as needed.
Is a survey a primary source?
Yes, The data collected in a survey is a primary source, and conclusions based on that data would be a secondary source.
The A of the primary survey stands for airway?
Airway
What is the purpose of primary survey in critical care?
By primary survey in critical care unit, the doctors try to ascertain first hand the primary reasons for the patient's ailment and resume treatment accordingly.
What are issa ABC's for primary survey?
airway, breathing, circulation
What Equipment used to carry out survey of building?
Nicole grade
What is bipolar analysis?
You use it in geography to help you carry out a survey
How do we find the area of population work?
Carry out a commuter survey.
What is the primary stage of construction?
In civil engineering sector the primary stage of the construction is the field visit .ie rekhe survey
Should I get my infant a pair of Saucony infant Shoes?
I saw some saucony infant shoes at kids foot locker. They carry baby, infant, and toddler shoes of all major brands. Those shoes are so small that they are expensive.
Which of the sources of data is not based on primary data collection?
national sample survey
The emotional bond between an infant and the primary caregiver?
The bond that is formed between an infant and its primary caregiver is called an attachment bond. This bond is important for the infant's development, helping fulfill the infant's need for safety, security and protection. It is important to note that this attachment can develop equally with either a father or mother or whoever is the primary caregiver. The goal of the attachment bond is to keep the infant in proximity to the caregiver and maintain access to safety and security that the caretaker provides.
