A factor in a health care setting that can interfere with a patient's normal elimination habits is: A the patient may be embarrassed about needing help with elimination, or having to use a bedpan, a urinal, or a bedside commode.
B. facility policy will specify when assistance with elimination is scheduled to occur, and the scheduled times may not match the patient's usual times for
elimination
C. the patient's culture or religion may not permit him to use a bedpan.
D. being in a private room with a bathroom to himself.

the hyperactive and edgy feeling that comes when there is too much sugar in the blood stream. the actual amount of food that is eaten in a single meal. food with a high glycemic index is digested slowly.

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this is a really good and amazing rule as this makes the family to spend time together.

spending time with your children and parents is really really important in order to have a loving stable and affectionate family.

also the children can save their eyesight from being ruined and can use their time in studying or doing something productive for example playing some sport or playing an outdoor game like monkey in the middle.