Which among true to Flu? a.It has related to stomach flu B.Droplet precaution must be observed for 5 days C.It has different types including stomcah flu Nurse Alwyn is planning to perform torniquet test test to a suspected dengue patient.He is right if the patient is a.One month old b. having on and off fever for week c. On his 2nd day of febrile stage d.3 month old and has 3 day fever

Which among true to Flu? a.It has related to stomach flu B.Droplet precaution must be observed for 5 days C.It has different types including stomcah flu Nurse Alwyn is planning to perform torniquet test test to a suspected dengue patient.He is right if the patient is a.One month old b. having on and off fever for week c. On his 2nd day of febrile stage d.3 month old and has 3 day fever

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Chapter14: Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections

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