Answer:
nope! i have not
Answer:
Have you changed a baby’s diaper before?
ans.no
Why does a child usually have physical characteristics from both parents?
(A) The child inherited genes from each parent.
(B) The child's genes are mixed while the child is in the uterus.
(C) The child's cells differentiate during development.
(D) The environment of the child is the same as that of the parents
Answer:
A
Explanation:
you inherit genes from you parents
Answer:
The child inherited genes from each parent
Explanation:
They will get whatever their parent have. So, maybe blue eyes and brown hair. Or possibly others.
The process in which organisms gain half of their genes from each parent is called ______. PLEASE HELP ME!
A adaptation
B photosynthesis
C respiration
D heredity
Answer:
it is heredity, ive studied biology:photosynthesis is for plants, respiration is for oxygen or carbon, adaptation is through evolution, and heredity is tge genes you receive from biological parents
Explanation:
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What diseases are caused by the coronavirus? At least 3
Answer:
animals
Explanation:
Well for all i know we get it from animals. because yk animals diseases can spread to us humans. (im sorry if my answer is only one buh i hope dis helps)
what should be the source for the most of your dietary fats?
Answer:
Choosing extra virgin olive oil as your main source of dietary fat, as well as eating a healthy and balanced diet high in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grain breads and cereals, may reduce your risk of chronic disease development and increase your life expectancy.
Explanation:
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Choosing extra virgin olive oil as your main source of dietary fat, as well as eating a healthy and balanced diet high in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grain breads and cereals, may reduce your risk of chronic disease development and increase your life expectancy.
Yahmala T. Is in the emergency department with complaints of chest pain. The patient needs to be transferred to cat scan. What is needed before transferring the patient?
Answer:
Patient Preparation for CT scan
Explanation:
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Most fingerprints collected from crime scenes:
A Belong to criminals
В Match prints in the FBI database
C Need to be cleaned up and analyzed D Are enough to prove guilt in trials
Answer:
C. -Because they could be anyone's, and need to be accurate to presumably accuse somebody
Explanation:
I have a question for a doctor
- do you ever get scared if you accidentally give someone else he wrong medicine or do you get scared if you do the wrong thing and you end up getting a law suit or going to prison
I’m interested in being a doctor in the future but these things really scare me and are making me doubt
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Answer:
It's not very scary, because it happens more often then you would think. A problem like this that is not corrected is a sign of a lack of communication, and it has the potential for losing your job/license, or a lawsuit. This would likely not be a jailable offense.
Explanation:
Before reading my answer, know that I am a medical assistant, not a doctor. Medical assistants are typically the ones to write up prescriptions, and they are signed off by the doctor before being sent to the pharmacy.
Giving someone the wrong medication is typically not a big deal because the doctor will catch the problem if the MA does not. If the wrong prescription went through, this would be a potentially big deal. This is something that should be caught by the billing department as a last resort, and if not, it is unlikely that the completely wrong prescription is given.
What I mean by that is giving someone a light painkiller like an NSAID is not likely going to be mixed up with say, an antibiotic. The person writing the prescription would have to be very ignorant to do that, and the doctor would have to forget the patient's information or nonchalantly sign off a prescription to allow it to happen. Additionally, the billing department would have to be ignorant as well for this to go through. Big mistakes like this are almost always caught in any functional workplace.
Usually the only wrongly prescribed medications would be like giving someone 500mg ibuprofin instead of 800mg, or vice versa. This kind of mistake is usually not dangerous, but they happen.
For disciplinary action to be taken, you would have to repeat the mistake or have proof that you were trying to hurt the patient intentionally. Doctors are protected by laws, so remember that while looking into your profession. These will change depending on your state, but you can find information for each state pretty easily.
Hope this helps!
When using the three tools to control behavior, it is usually best to begin by a. using mild punishment to eliminate any problem behaviors. b. suppressing problem behaviors with negative reinforcement. c. using severe punishment to eliminate any problem behaviors. d. ignoring a problem behavior, or shifting attention to a desirable activity and then reinforcing the resulting desirable behavior with praise.
Answer: a) using mild punishment to eliminate any problem behaviors
Explanation:
Controlling behavior is not an easy task and there would be need for carefulness on what the individual needs to do not to escalate the situation or make the person who has such attitude become more hardened. One of the best way to control behavior is by mild punishment, but it's better the mild punishment is accompanied with education on what's the best for the individual and what's not right to do. Using tough measures only makes the individual hardened and would dare to do more.
What causes this trumpet to produce sounds when air is pushed through the instrument?
O light
O vibrations
O heat
O energy
U Which of these is the health of the mind? social health mental health physical health emotional health
Answer:
Mental health.
Explanation:
Hence the term "mental", mind. ;)
Answer:
Mental
Explanation:
Mental means mind and physical means body.
• Explain how Dental Disease leads to or reveals problems in other parts of our body.
Closed-ended questions can
a.help clarify a discussion point
b.encourage people to give specific examples
c.slow down very talkative people
d.a and c
Which healthcare setting has the highest rate of
workplace violence incidents?
hospitals
surgical centers
physical therapy clinics
nursing and residential care facilities
I imagine it would be nursing and residential care facilities
Answer:
Nursing and residential care facilities
Explanation:
The elderly that reside at nursing facilities sustain injuries at a higher rate than the general elderly population. A reason for this is the fact that the nursing home population is older overall, are more likely to be sick or more physically frail when compared to the general population of the elderly.
how do local people contribute for the caring of earth
Select all the correct answers.
What two activities relate to the "evaluation" aspect of critical thinking?
estimating the severity of a problem
breaking down the problem into parts
finding the source of the problem
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determining the time needed to solve the problem
generating alternatives to solve the problem
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Answer:
breaking down the problem into parts
estimating the severity of a problem
Explanation:
Critical thinking is a deep analysis of facts in order to make an informed decision. There are several aspects to critical thinking. Evaluation is one of the and it entails breaking the problem into bits to have a proper understanding of the matter.
In the course of analyzing the problem, the critical thinker can estimate the severity of the problem so as to know the right steps to deploy in solving it. This will help him in making an informed decision during the evaluation process.
Answer: Estimating the severity of the problem and breaking down the problem into parts
Explanation:
Which blood vessels sends oxygen rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body?
Answer:
The left ventricle LV pumps the oxygen-rich blood through the aortic valve AoV into the aorta Ao the main artery that takes oxygen-rich blood out to the rest of the body.
Is it natural to gain weight when lifting weights?
Explanation:
Yes the muscle your building makes you gain healthy weight
unless your eating unhealthy
Identity three environmental hygiene hazards that may affect the health of self and others.
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5:(3x_1)=1:4 simplify
5:(3x_1)=1:4
[tex]\frac{5}{3x-1}[/tex] = [tex]\frac{1}{4}[/tex]
=> 5 × 4 = 3x-1
=> 3x-1 = 20
=> 3x = 20+1
=> 3x = 21
=> x = [tex]\frac{21}{3}[/tex]
=> x = 7
Answer : 7[tex]\\\\\\[/tex]
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Define Flexibility in your own words
Flexibility is defined as the ability to change, to bend, or to persuade.
Do you need to warmup before performing a push-up test?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
You might get cramps
Define Cardiovascular Endurance in your own words
Answer:
Cardiovascular Endurance is how efficiently your heart, blood vessels, and lungs to supply oxygen rich blood to working muscles during physical activity
Explanation:
Cardiovascular endurance is the body’s ability to deliver oxygen to muscles while they are working. Essentially, it is the heart and lungs delivering energy to a body in motion without undue fatigue,
Ryan frequently has intense headaches. Ryan’s doctor documents his consultation as “Dx: mild migraine; Rx: acetaminophen 250 mg 2x day pc. ” What does this phrase mean?
A.
diagnosis: mild migraine; treatment: acetaminophen 250 milligrams one time a day after meals
B.
treatment: mild migraine; diagnosis: acetaminophen 250 milligrams one time a day after meals
C.
diagnosis: mild migraine; prescription: acetaminophen 250 milligrams twice a day after meals
D.
prescription: mild migraine; diagnosis: acetaminophen 250 milligrams twice a day as needed
E.
diagnosis: mild migraine; prescription: acetaminophen 250 milligrams one time a day as needed
Answer:
your answer is C. diagnosed with migraine, prescription of acetaminophen and take twice a day after meals
Match the correct level with the letter of the need (above and below). A. Esteem Need B. Love & Belonging C. Physiological Need D. Safety & Security E. Self-Actualization _____1. I’m starving. _____2. Please lock the door. _____3. I hope I won’t get fired for that mistake. _____4. The Olympic team won gold in their sporting event. _____5. I wish they would invite me to go to lunch. _____6. I hope my grades are high enough to earn honor roll. _____7. My family accepts me just as I am. _____8. Be all that you can be. _____9. I got the lead in the school musical! _____10. I slept like a “rock” last night!
Answer:
1.Physiological Need
2.Safety need
3.Safety need
4.Self-Actualization need
5.Love and Affection need
6.Esteem need
7.Self-Actualization need
8.Self-Actualization need
9.Self-Actualization need
10.Physiological need
Where is the thymus located?
The thymus gland is in the chest, between the lungs and behind the breastbone (sternum). It is just in front of, and above, the heart. The thymus makes white blood cells called T lymphocytes (also called T cells). These are an important part of the body's immune system, which helps us to fight infection.
Answer: It's located in front of the heart but behind the breastbone. At puberty it reaches it's max use, becoming its largest.
Explanation:
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What is a stress ball? How does it work? What are the benefits of using a stress ball? Try to link your ideas to
what you learned in the earlier sections of this task.
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When you exercise pressure on a stress ball, the nerves and the muscles stimulate and contract, making them stronger. This, in turn, improves nervous system functioning and reduces essential hormones, which control and curb stress levels.
Explanation:
Why would a hospital have a safety policy?
to let patients know how to respond in an emergency
to instruct staff on the proper use of an eyewash station
to ensure the highest level of safety for patients and staff
to provide nurses with specific tasks to do when treating their patients
Answer:
to ensure the highest level of safety for patients and staff
The foundation of memory has been explained as
A) numerous biological devices by which living organisms acquire, retain, and make use of skills and knowledge.
B) something present in all forms of lower â and higher-order animals.
C) the impression of smell and vision encoded in our brain.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
Answer: it’s A
Explanation:
Numerous biological device by which living organism acquire, retain, and make use of skills and knowledge is explained as foundation of memory.
What is memory ?
Memory refers to the psychological processes of acquiring, storing, retaining, and later retrieving information. There are three major processes involved in memory: encoding, storage, and retrieval.
What is foundation of memory ?
There are three main processes that characterize how memory works. These processes are encoding, storage, and retrieval.
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Dani says that her pulmonary ventilation occurs in her respiratory zone. What is another way of saying this?
Her breathing occurs in her pharynx.
Her breathing occurs in her lungs.
Her tracheotomy occurs in her pharynx.
Her tracheotomy occurs in her lungs.
Answer:
Her breathing occurs in her lungs.
Explanation:
Pulmonary ventilation just means breathing, and respiratory zone just means lungs, so if you plug in the terms you get "Her breathing occurs in her lungs."
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Please! I really need it i know its easy its just i need to do my other modules :v