2. You arrive at the scene of a 27-year-old woman complaining of severe abdominal pain. The patient denies being pregnant, although she reports that she missed her last menstrual period. The patient is pale with a rapid pulse and decreased blood pressure. What is most likely wrong with this patient, and what is the proper treatment​

Which statement is true about common childhood infectious disease? a. children should always be given antibiotics to treat an infectious illness. b. frequency of infectious illnesses usually increases as children grow older. c. having a minor infectious illness weakens a child's immune system. d. infectious illnesses are usually mild and require no medication.

For years, tobacco products have included a message from the surgeon general warning the negative effects of tobacco use. at this time, a push is being made for the fda to begin to regulate e-cigarettes in order to mandate warning labels and age restrictions. write a paragraph that identifies 2 health problems that have been linked to nicotine and/or tobacco use. you should include statistics demonstrating the incidence of problems among smokers and provide a resource citing where you found the information provided. (remember from unit 1 what makes a resource reliable.) due in 2

Explain what you know about the cause of mental illnesses.