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What treatment should be given to a patient exposed to t-2 mycotoxin ingestion?
Administer super-activated charcoal.
What treatment should be given to a patient exposed to T to mycotoxins via ingestion?
Administer super-activated charcoal.
What treatment should be given a patient exposed to T-2 mycotoxins via ingestion?
Administer super-activated charcoal.
What treatment should be given a patient exposed to T 2 mycotoxins via ingestion?
Administer super-activated charcoal.
What is involved with exposed acne treatment?
Some exposed acne treatments include laser or dermapeel treatments. These treatments should be performed by a dermatologist who can determine the best treatment for each patient.
What is aversion therapy?
Aversion therapy is a form of psychological treatment in which the patient is exposed to a stimulus while being subjected to some form of discomfort.
How are radioactive substances used in hospitals?
they are used as:radioactive tracers to be injected to the patient for later on photographing for diagnosis purposes.as enclosed and shielded radioactive source and the patient is exposed to its radiation for treatment and/or diagnosis.
What if your patient was exposed to sarin vapor he has a runny nose teary eyes and miosis what is the suspected level of exposure and what medications are appropriate?
Best way is to avoid being exposed in the first place by NOT producing the crap ! You speakas though there is a patient, your patient and your a doctor. I'm kind of confused_ as most physicians know exactly what the treatment for Sarin is. Just what is your reason for asking what the treatment for Sarin is ? Hope it was an innocent question out of curiousity and not something sinister.
What is a better form of drug treatment residential or out patient?
I think in-patient drug treatment id better than out-patient.
What can a nurse do if the patient refuse treatment and the doctor give treatment to the patient?
Thank the Dr. for providing the patient care and leave the room. Done.
What mean naive patient?
A "naive patient" typically refers to an individual who has not previously been exposed to a particular treatment, medication, or medical condition. In clinical research or practice, this term often describes patients who are starting a new therapy for the first time, which can be important for assessing the effectiveness and safety of the treatment. The term can also imply that the patient may lack knowledge or experience regarding their condition or the healthcare system.
Can a psych patient refuse treatment?
A psych patient, I think, can refuse getting a treatment like any other patient, unless he endangers himself.
