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Seasonal Cold, Cough & Throat Irritation: 10 Home Remedies

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Seasonal changes can bring sneezing, a runny nose, coughing, throat irritation, and congestion. Changes in temperature, dry air, allergies, and respiratory viruses can all contribute to these symptoms. Fortunately, simple home remedies and healthy habits may help soothe discomfort and support recovery. In this article, discover 10 practical home remedies for seasonal cold, cough, and throat irritation, along with prevention tips and warning signs that should not be ignored. https://educa-trix.blogspot.com/2026/10/seasonal-cold-cough-throat-irritation-home-remedies.html Why Do Cold, Cough and Throat Irritation Increase During Seasonal Changes? Seasonal transitions can coincide with increased circulation of respiratory viruses and exposure to allergens. Common causes include: Viral infections: Common cold viruses can cause sneezing, nasal congestion, coughing, and sore throat. Allergies: Pollen, dust, and mold may trigger sneezing, an itchy throat, and a runny nose. Dry air: Dry indo...
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NURSING MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION QUIZ PART-1

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 "You can't live a positive life 

with a negative mind" 

 Answer the following question.

 1. Which one of the following would patients most prefer their nurses to be?
A).   Friendly
B).  Quick and efficient
C).  Kind, caring and empathic
D). Sympathetic

    2. Essential care should be given by:
A). health and social care workers.
B). relatives and friends.
C). health care assistants.
D). health and social care workers with specific relevant training.

   3. Compression - Ventilation ratio during CPR on an adult victim is
(A). 5:1
(B). 15:2
(C). 30:1
(D). 30:2

   4. Which sensation does not reach the Thalamic nuclei before it is relayed to cerebral cortex?
 (A). Vision
 (B).Taste
 (C).Hearing
 (D).Smell

  5. Increasing end tidal carbon dioxide concentration seen in capnography during anaesthesia can be due to
except
 A).Hypoventilation
 B).Exhausted soda-lime
 C).Pulmonary embolism
 D).Hyper pyrexia

     6. Digitalis toxicity is indicated by
   A).Visual disturbance such as seeing yellow spots
   B).Elevated blood pressure
   C).Skin rash over the chest and back
   D).Increased appetite
 
   7. The volume of amniotic fluid at term is
   A).100 to 200 ml
   B).300 to 500 ml
   C).50 to 100 ml
   D).600 to 800 ml

   8.Thought broadcast is commonly seen in
   A).Bipolar mood disorder
   B).Schizophrenia
   C).Anxiety disorder
   D).Dementia

   9. Which of the following vaccination is recently recommended for adolescent girls?
   A).Tetanus toxoid
   B).Rubella vaccine
   C).Penta vaccine
   D).Typhoid vaccine

   10.What is the term for a device used to take the place of a missing body part?
  A) Pronation
  B) Abduction
  C) External rotation
  D) Prosthesis.

"Follow your soul. It knows the way.."






ANSWER KEY:
1.    c).Kind, caring and empathic.
2.    d).health and social care workers with specific relevant training.
3.     D. 30:2
4.     D:-Smell
5.     C:-Pulmonary embolism
6.      A:-Visual disturbance such as seeing yellow spots
7.   D:-600 to 800 ml
8.     B:-Schizophrenia
9.    B:-Rubella vaccine
10.(D) Prosthesis

The above given M.C.Q quiz help to increase their thinking skill in nursing field which will help to deal a nursing competitive exams.
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