I GOT A 100 on this so here's the stuff
1.What is the alveolar-capillary membrane?
a.the layer of cells through which gases are exchanged---- its this one
b.the layer of cilia that traps debris from entering lungs
c.the pathway to the lungs from the trachea
d.a pulmonary artery that exchanges gases

2.Indigestion, heartburn, and vomiting are most likely symptoms related to
the upper digestive tract.---its this one
the lower digestive tract.
colon cancer.
irritable bowel syndrome.


3.Which statement about blood disorders is true?
They are always acute or short lasting.
They typically affect platelets and red and white blood cells.--this one
They only involve the malfunction of plasma components.
They cannot be passed from one person to another.

4.Normal blood pressure is 120/80. Which best describes the blood pressure reading?
The systolic pressure is 120, and the diastolic pressure is 80.--this one
The diastolic pressure is 120, and the systolic pressure is 80.
Systolic pressure is measured when the blood flow resumes as the cuff deflates, so systolic pressure is always the lower number.
Diastolic pressure is measured when the blood flow resumes as the cuff deflates, so diastolic pressure is always the lower number.

5.What is the female counterpart of sperm?
the vagina
the ovum--this one
the zygote
the epididymus

6.Male gametes are called _____, and female gametes are called _____.
gamete; zygote
testes; ovum
sperm; ovum--this one
sperm; zygote

7.People who have hemophilia would probably be most concerned about
cutting themselves.--this one
eating enough folic acid.
enlarging tumors.
drinking enough water.

8.Which disease or disorder affects the lower respiratory system?-tuberculosis
9.How do meiosis and fertilization account for the diversity of human traits?-They allow for traits to be present in many different combinations.

10.The turbinates and sinuses are similar in that--they both moisten and warm the air before it enters the lungs.

11.Which statement is true?--An endocrine lab technician specializes in lab testing for diseases and disorders related to hormone levels.

12.Which list shows the correct order of processes that occur before and during ovulation?--hormones send signal Right arrow. egg released from ovary Right arrow. egg travels to fallopian tube

13.Gemma lives a very healthy lifestyle. She eats very healthily, runs every day, does not smoke, and does not drink alcohol. What best explains why she has hypertension?--She inherited the condition.

14.Which accurately describes prenatal care for all women?--Care is different in different cultures.

15.A dead version of a virus is introduced into a person. This activates the person’s immune system, which learns how to fight the virus. Years later, the person comes in contact with the virus again and does not get sick because his immune system can easily defeat the virus. What has most likely occurred in this scenario so that the person did not get sick during the second exposure?--The person was vaccinated against the virus

16.Archie was told by his doctor that his kidneys are not working as well as they should. What might Archie begin to notice about himself?--He has higher blood pressure.

17.The sinuses are--air-filled cavities that secrete mucus to keep the nose moist and remove bacteria.

18.Hunter is on a waiting list for a kidney transplant after his kidneys shut down and he went into renal failure. What can help keep Hunter alive by filtering his blood until he receives his transplant?--dialysis

19.Georgette is struggling with a hormone disorder that has caused her to gain weight and feel tired throughout the day. Which disorder was Georgette most likely diagnosed with?--hypothyroidism

20.Which is a sign of healthy urine?--light color, no odor

21.What two structures generate the cells responsible for immune responses?--bone marrow and thymus

22.Which statement is true?--The pleural cavity keeps the lungs attached to the ribcage.

23.The system of the body that is made up of glands and is responsible for growth and development is the--endocrine system.

24.Which statement is true about an endocrinologist’s training?--The first year of a residency can be an internship.

25.Which adds oxygen to the blood?--pulmonary circulation

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8. If your instructor asked you to explain what can happen to foreign particles that
enter the respiratory system, which of the following would not be included in your
explanation?

How do I stay motivated?

Select the correct answer.
Your heart rate is not a good way to measure the intensity of your workout.
A.
True
B.
False

A client thinks they injured their shoulder, what should the trainer do?

By breathing in and out through the nose you absorb Oxygen around 15%
better when compared to mouth breathing, meaning you provide more
"food" for the brain, which leads to better grades in school*
True
False

Question 12 of 32
Which of the following is the best example of an unhealthy online behavior?
A. Sharing a password with a parent
B. Sharing personally identifiable information with your state
government
C. Sharing a password with a friend
D. Sharing personally identifiable information with your school
SUBMIT

This consist of a pyramid and surrounding cortical tissue

Will being vaccinated protect us from many things?

Which of these is most likely true about having a healthy body weight?

A. Reduces motivation

B. Reduces risk of disease

C. Encourages inactivity

D. Encourages fatigue

The skin acts as a first line of defense against
moles,
burns,
O abnormalities,
O infections,
DONE

compare and contrast the various ways that human development is scientifically studied.

The batting team (or offense) scores a run only when the runner tags "HOME PLATE" True
False

Are people today more healthy or less healthy than 20 years ago?

Bacon and ham are examples of cured meats that are somewhat resistant to spoilage due to the use of:

nitrates, nitrites, smoking and brining

sulfides

glucose

None of the choices are correct.

For which drugs did emergency room visits increase from 2004 to 2009?

Personality disorders

My ex was nice to me at first but she ended up abusing me and leaving. She was very abusive.

She was abused by her step dad and neglected by mom

What causes narcissism

The ? nerves control the muscles in the arms, shoulders, and neck.

Which of the following statements about orienteering is not true?
A. It is a type of competitive hiking.
B. Events can take place over rough terrain and sometimes even the dark.
C. It is limited in popularity to the U.S. and Europe.
D. Each individual starting location is staggered so no one can cheat.

NO LINKS OR ELSE YOU'LL BE REPORTED!

Explain one Goal you have for the rest of the school year and how you plan on accomplishing it: (Your explanation should be at least two sentences or more)

This is from AVID by the way.​

Bacteria grow especially fast in the temperature range of
A. 0°F (–18°C) to 212°F (100°C).
B. 41°F (5°C) to 141°F (61°C).
C. 41°F (5°C) to 70°F (21°C).
D. 70°F (21°C) to 125°F (52°C).

a collection of electronic files stored on the computer's hard drive or on the internet is referred to as a

I have a date tonight and I’m not completely sure what to wear.

Should I wear a suit or just something casual?

1. Have you ever heard the term willful blindness? What do you think that it means? What could this mean in relation to health?
2. When it comes to health-related issues such as depression, child abuse, domestic violence, drug abuse, or disease, in what ways do people exercise willful blindness? Why would they want to?

3. Margaret Heffernan tells the story of a Montana town that had an 80 percent higher rate of disease than anywhere else in the country. If the people of this town had not been so willfully blind and had listened to Gayla Benefield, how might the health and lives of the people in this town have been different?

4. Why do you think that none of the medical professionals in the town of Libby, Montana, questioned the health issues that were plaguing their town?

5. Based on this video, how might you have reacted differently if you had been a member of the community in Libby, Montana?

6. When it comes to health-related issues or problems, how do you know when it is necessary to contact a medical professional? Are there exceptions to this?

7. Can you think of a situation in your life where you were willfully blind? If so, why do you think that you were willfully blind?

8. Do you believe the saying, “ignorance is bliss” to be true? What other stories that Margaret Heffernan tells in the video illustrate the saying “ignorance is bliss”?

Which of the following is the best reason to maintain a healthy weight?
A. To reduce the risk of diabetes
B. To save money on clothing
C. To have more friends
D. To increase the risk of disease

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How are poor relationships at work likely to make someone feel?
A. Angry and Focused
B. Unhappy and Unproductive
C. Bored and Lazy
D. Anxious and creative

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True or False

If hypertension is not treated, it can cause permanent damage to the heart, kidneys, and blood vessels.

Manufacturers sometimes use science to make foods more nutritious. When a manufacturer makes reduced fat potato chips, what else is true about these reduced fat chips compared to regular chips?

They are lower in calories.

They are lower in cholesterol.

They have more vitamin A.

All of the choices are correct.

What are factors that mostly influence a person’s ability to workout at a fitness center?

What year did scientists figure out how muscle work?