7. Smoking is to lung cancer as Type A behavior is to:
a coronary disease
b mental disorders
c defensive coping
d AIDS

Answer:

A. coronary disease

Explanation:

Cancer that forms in tissues of the lung, usually in the cells lining air passages.

Answer:

B. Mental  Disorder

Children of parents with heart disease are more likely to develop it themselves truth or false

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what are the functions of the endocrine system? choose all that apply.

An object has a density of 40 g/cm³ and a mass of 240 g. What is its volume?

4. More and more government regulations have been placed on the quality of food made available
to students, at school during the school day. Which best describes the reason for the increased
government regulations?
(1 Point)
A. Regulations are another method for the government to make money from schools.
B. Budget cuts at the state level, force schools to do more with less money and resources.
C. Students abuse their ability to make healthful decisions, their rights need to be taken away to protect their
health.
D. School is where many students get the majority of their daily nutrients, regulations set the quality for those
nutrients
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Increases the body's ability to use fat for energy

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Even if you have actually taken a placebo, it is possible to suffer from the effects of the drug you believe you have taken.

A CST is working with a neurosurgeon on a left frontal craniotomy to remove a meningioma. He has just made the scalp incision when a unit charge nurse quickly enters the OR saying, “CSP just called, and there was a malfunction of the steam sterilizer last night. The sterilizer chart doesn’t confirm that these instruments went through a complete cycle even though the biological indicators have a negative reading.”


What steps should the OR team take at this point?

The ability to change direction accurately and quickly.
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O Body Composition
O Muscle Strength
O Speed
O Agility

What is Temporal Motivation Theory?

Jacob’s four-month-old infant is crying continuously. While Jacob’s wife suggests that he pick up the baby, Jacob’s mother thinks that picking up the baby each time she cries is bad for the baby. Why is Jacob’s wife right? A. Babies sleep better when carried. B. Babies learn to cry whenever they want someone to hold them. C. Babies may choke if crying while lying on their back. D. Babies develop a sense of trust that someone is there to provide care.

How are distractions addicting?

Ocean gliders are one tool scientists can use to study the deep ocean . Which statement best describes an ocean glider? A It bounces sound waves off underwater objects to map their locations.B It is an unmanned object that moves underwater and collects data. C It is a vessel that people can travel in to visit remote underwater locations.D its involves using satellites and airplanes to gather data about surface features.

Which three practices can prevent cross-contamination?

WHICH ARE SAFE STORAGE PRACTICES

1. LEAVING RAW MEAT ON A PREP COUNTER TO THAW
2. USING SEPARATE EQUIPMENT FOR PREPPING RAW FOOD.
3. WASHING HANDS AFTER COMPLETING ALL PREP TASKS.
4. KEEPING LADIES WITH THE HANDLES UP.
5. STORING RAW MEAT IN LEAK-PROOF CONTAINERS.

Improving the way you communicate to others directions to improve which area of affect of communication
A your speaking skills
B your listening skills
C Your body language
D None of the above your actions do not matter when communicating

All of the following describe Type 1 diabetes EXCEPT?

A. Type 1 diabetes is an auto-immune disease.

B. Type 1 diabetics must treat themselves by providing regular insulin injections.

C. Type 1 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes.

D. Type 1 diabetics must balance the amount of insulin given with the food they eat or hypoglycemia can occur. Submitles Reset dmentum. All rights reserved Next​

While prepping vegetables for a salad, Asha goes to retrieve arugula leaves from the cooler. She sees juice from raw seafood has dripped onto the arugula. What two actions should Asha take next?

1. Wipe the arugula leaves with a clean cloth.
2. Inform her manager about the incident.
3. Shut the cooler down so it is not used to store other food.
4. Label the arugula to inform other food handlers not to use it.
5. Ask other food handlers how to proceed.

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What part of your body has the most touch sensors?

tip of your tongue

back of your legs

finger tips

lips

list 10 mutiples of the following numbers 21​

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A student who is biologically female is attracted to both males and females. Which term best describes this
student's sexual orientation?
bisexual
cisgender
transgender
homosexual

In which condition will bacteria grow rapidly?

A.
a pH range between 9.8-8.9
B.
a pH range between 8.9-7.6
C.
a pH range between 7.5-4.6
D.
a pH range between 5.6-3.2
E.
a pH range between 4.2-1.9

What to do when you are annoyed with your lunch para?

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Which of the following statements is true?

The right and left hemispheres do not communicate with one another.
Voluntary muscles are controlled by the cerebellum.
The medulla is the largest part of the brain.
Your left hand is controlled by your right hemisphere.

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Which of the following is the BEST way to ensure you are receiving the best possible nutrition? A. eating whole grains every morning and evening B. reducing the amount of salt and sugar in foods C. eating a wide variety of foods D. using olive oil instead of butter for cooking

Tarek is returning to work after six months off following an acute back injury at work ultimately requiring surgery. What organizational practice may sabotage his return by making him feel stigmatized?
a) changing his job to accommodate his current capabilities.
b) posting photos of workers with perfect safety records in the cafeteria.
c) holding an educational session for all workers on carpal tunnel syndrome.
d) timing his return to coincide with a company picnic or other social event.

Most accidents can be prevented by doing all except which one of the following?
A. taking the time to maintain the facility and its equipment
B. training employees
C. taking simple precautions
D. all of the above