Select the correct answer.
How high do you need to elevate an injury?
OA.
32 inches above the head
OB.
12 inches above the head
O C.
Above the level of the heart
OD.
Just off the ground
Reset
NE

Answer:

Above the level of your heart

Explanation:

Elevating an injury above the level of your heart will help minimize swelling by allowing fluid to drain away from the area. If you can't raise it above your heart, try to keep the injured area at the same level as your heart or close to it.

One need to elevate an injury just above the level of your heart. Thus, option C is correct.

Elevating an injury above the level of your heart will help minimize swelling by allowing fluid to drain away from the area. If you can not raise it has been above the heart, try to keep the injured the area at the same level as your heart or close to it.

Pulse rate or heart rate has been the speed of the heart beat measured by the number of contraction of the heart per minute. The heart rate can be vary according to the physical needs of the human beings. If the person done the physical activity then it has been need more blood circulation then pulse rate increases.

Pulse rate has been also depends upon the needs of the oxygen i.e body need oxygen as well as extract carbon dioxide but it's also depend upon various  factor like age, physical fitness, diet, and environment etc.

Therefore, One need to elevate an injury just above the level of your heart. Thus, option C is correct.

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