Elise is in the hospital because she is feeling tired and run down. The doctors discover her red blood cell count is low. Which structure would the doctors focus on to correct the situation?

Answer:

Explanation:

The structure that doctors would work on..

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Explain the nature of triple jump including why it is a closed skill, a discreet skill, gross motor skill and self paced skill. (No wikipedia) Thank you! 4 mark question

no one notices your tears.
no one notices your pain.
no one notices your sadness.
but they all notice your mistakes..

Direction: Look at the pictures on the left. Then, draw a picture and write about
what will happen next. Draw and write your answer in the box provided
1.trowing garbage on the river
2.duck swimming on the river
3.the boy hit a house​

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13. The part of an e-mail that describes
what it's about is the
A. Internet address. .
B. carbon copy information.
C. message.
D. subject line.

What is the healthiest?
a) Cake
b) coffee
c) banana

inhabitants are affected by the environments condition. True or false?

Do you believe that "HEALTH IS WEALTH"? Why do you think so? Explain.plsssss answer this​

w People who have mental illness can at the same time have mental health. A. True B. False​

Patient instructions should be performed in a well-lighted area with limited distractions. True or false

HURRY
In order to fight invaders, an immune response
A can recognize substances that are not a part of the body.
B releases a substance that acts as a pathogen.
C is activated by cancers.
D can recognize viruses in the body, such as E. coli.

Which of the following six study design types most appropriately characterizes the studies described below (#1-6)?
DESIGN TYPES
a. Cross-sectional
b. Case-control
c. Prospective cohort
d. Retrospective (historical) cohort
e. Clinical trial
f. Community trial
STUDY DESCRIPTIONS
1.To test the efficacy of a health education program in reducing the risk of foodborne and waterborne diseases, two Peruvian villages were given an intensive health education program. At the end of the two years the incidence rates of important foodborne and waterborne diseases in these villages were compared to those in two similar control villages where no health education programs had been implemented.
2.You would like to assess the effectiveness and efficiency in delivering health services through your clinic. After selecting a 10% sample of all patient visits during the past six months, you are able to characterize the patient population utilizing your clinic in terms of age, race, sex, method of referral, diagnostic category, therapy provided, method of payment, daily patient load, and clinic work schedules.
3.You are interested in finding out whether middle-aged men who have premature heartbeats are at greater risk of developing a myocardial infarction (heart attack) than those men whose heartbeats are regular. Electrocardiogram (ECG) examinations are performed on all male employees 35 years and older who work for an oil company in your city. The ECG tracings are classified as regular or irregular by a trained cardiologist. Five years later, the heart attack rates are compared for between those with and those without baseline ECG irregularities.
4.To test the efficacy of Vitamin C in preventing colds, army recruits are randomly assigned to two groups: one in which 500 mg. of Vitamin C is administered daily, and one in which 500 mg. of placebo is administered daily. Both groups are followed to determine the number and severity of subsequent colds.
5.The physical exam records of the incoming freshmen of 1935 at the University of Minnesota are examined in 1980 to see if their recorded height and weight at the time of their admission to the university are related to their risk of developing coronary heart disease by 1981.
6.The entire population of a given community is examined and all who are judged to be free of bowel cancer are questioned extensively about their diets. These people are then followed for several years to see whether or not their eating habits will predict their risk of developing bowel cancer.

5. Most everyday stress is toxic and should be avoided A. True B. False​

_______ helps maintain the earth's comfortable climate by preventing the escape of heat radiated from the earth's surface​

Luke, a 22-year-old college football player, forcefully landed on his head after being tackled from behind while running with the football. He reports severe neck pain, numbness below the neck, and an inability to move his arms or legs. Which of the following healthcare professionals would most likely be first on the scene to assess, stabilize, and prepare Luke for transport to the hospital?
A. Physician Assistant.
B. Nurse.
C. Physical Therapist.
D. Athletic Trainer.

summarize the purpose of health care and give and example of a program that is categorized in the public health care sector

Those who engage in cross training may experience which of the following

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Which systems are represented in the figure?
(5 Points)

excretory and reproductive

respiratory and skeletal

respiratory and circulatory

excretory and circulatory

Speed strength is similar to explosive strength, with the difference being the?

what is the main duty of a forward in soccer?

For this final assessment you are expected to write, in full, a research report summarising the
research study you have carried out throughout this class. Following the guidelines, you will write
your own research report based on the research question and data collected in your assigned
groups. NOTE this is not a group assignment and you will each be expected to produce your own
research report. In addition to the research report you are expected to have done background
research on your topic and provide a bibliography of five (5) sources.
Your research report (not including bibliography) should be 1000 words.

Example guideline for research report (1000 words)
Introduction (300 words)
Here you will introduce the problem you will address, why it is important, and what is lacking in current
knowledge. This is your opportunity to justify your research question and include the background research you
have undertaken. At the end of this section, you will clearly state what your research question is

Methods (250 words)
Here you will introduce your study area, your study design, how you chose your participants and who they are
(occupation etc.), your methods of data collection used and briefly how you ensured researcher ethics were
upheld and biases were minimised.

Results (150 words)
In this section you are expected to include a summarised version of your data. Along with an explanation of
how you prepared and organised your data. Here you will include the results of the basic analysis you have
conducted on the data you collected

Discussion (300 words)
In this discussion you are expected to discuss the process of carrying out a research study, what you think
went well and what you think could be improved on. If you have been able to draw any conclusions from your
research here is your chance to include them, if you do try to relate your conclusions to the background
research you conducted. Finally, if you were to conduct further research on this topic what would you focus on
and how would you improve your methods from this study to your next.

Bibliography
Here include at least five sources you have read in relation to your research topic. You are expected to list
them in the Harvard referencing style.

Research Question: How malaria Affect student at college

describe a disease transmitted through contaminated syringes.​

A musculoskeletal disease is a disease of the muscles, bones, or blank
that produces body
dysfunction with a recognizable set of signs and symptoms that often have a well-understood cause.

why aerobic metabolism is increased by a regular exercise routine

PLZ HELP!!
What is the problem with fizzylcarbonated drinks and how do they affect our appetite?

What is the correct definition of smog?

A. gas made of three oxygen atoms

B. dirty or harmful substances in the environment

C. a yellow-brown haze that forms when sunlight reacts with air pollution

D. oil, coal, and natural gas used to provide energy

ill health begins in the mind debate ​

what do you like? I like this​

HEY YOU YES YOU PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS QUESTION!!! I WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST TAO GHE PHOTO THE QUESTION IS IN THE PHOTO!! THANK YOUUU!!