Answer:
Explanation:
It varies with both the soup and who made and how big the can is. Campbell's cream of Mushroom soup contains (condensed) contains 650 mg of sodium
Campbell's Cream of Mushroom Soup (not condensed) contains 860 mg of sodium. Look at the difference between the two. Same product. (Mushroom Soup -- Cream) Same company making it. Same size. Different contents.
This is likely a Canadian Can which is 280 mL. I think it is 4 oz in the United States.
Not a simple question. My advice: read the labels. Buy which ever has the lowest sodium content. High blood pressure usually results from sodium intake. If you choose the 860 mg can, the intake is about 21% of the recommended daily intake and you haven't even begun to eat that hamburger you have been drooling over for the past hour.
hey guys could u mention 10 some fun activities to do during vacations which are also useful !!
will surely mark the brainliast!!!
so hurry
You can print and answer word search activities.
You can go biking.
Relax while reading a book.
Watch TED-ED Talks.
Learn to knit.
Make up fictional stories.
Go surfing.
Community Service.
Take sailing lessons.
Learn martial arts.
Hope this helps; have a great day!
Answer:
I love to read, so i'll say reading
writing ur own book
going to the beach to swim
arts and crafts
if ur a girl, do ur own hair and nails or play dress up
ride bikes and have a race
exercise
make ur own food
paint
draw
run
take pictures
write in a book and make it ur diary on all the fun things you had done
The hardness of a muscle, which is also related to muscular definition, is referred to as its:
A)density
B)thickness
C)swell
Answer:
It is referred to as its density.
Explanation:
Muscle density is the lean tissue in your body. It completely differs from muscle mass.
Hope this helps :D
Why might a caregiver treat a hospital bed as a biohazard?
O A. If a hospital bed hasn't been used recently, it's considered a
biohazard.
B. If a patient's bodily fluids get on the bed, it's considered a
biohazard.
C. A hospital bed is considered a biohazard when patients spill food
or drink on it.
D. A hospital bed is always considered a biohazard, regardless of
what gets on it
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Bodily fluids are always considered a biohazard, this is why many police recovery teams work with hazmat suits.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
D
Explanation:
As they always want to make sure that the bed is safe for any paitent to lay on and if they don't treat it as a biohazard then someone could catch an infection from laying on the the same bed the other paitent laid in. Hope this answers your question.
This is for people who need support and want to be opened
Are u part of the LGBT?
Are you closeted or are you out yet?
what are your preferences?
What are ur pronouns?
Answer:
Yes, I am!
Im moving in with my dad, but I aleady told my mom.
I dont really have any preferences.
I go by any pronouns!
You must WASH, RINSE, & SANITIZE your thermometer before you use it?
- True
- False
Symptoms of Frostbite include dizziness and clammy skin.
True
False
Fast helpp
Select all that apply. An echocardiogram technician
uses sound waves to image the heart.
is a medical doctor.
performs surgery.
uses specialized equipment.
deals with catherization problems.
Answer:
1,3,4
Explanation:
Answer: Its 1 and 4
Explanation:
What are the symptoms of alcohol poisoning?
Answer :Drinking too much too quickly can affect your breathing, heart rate, body temperature and gag reflex and potentially lead to coma and death.
Explanation:
How many doses does it take for using part of the virus to cause immunity?
Why is spreading awareness about depression important? list tree reasons and explain
Answer: The simple basis of human psychology and the chemical imbalances of the brain
Explanation: Its important because it gives scientists a chance to learn about how chemicals in the brain effect a person's mental health, Depression over a long period of time untreated can and will cause someone to commit (no self oxygen), and finally spreading awareness makes people who don't have depression understand the struggle that it can give to anyone at any place in time no matter who you are.
Just the middle one it has 16 letters in it
Answer:
see below :)
Explanation:
Muscles working in opposition to each other are said to be working antagonistically.
Female sex glands. The ova (egg) are stored here what is it
The eggs are stored in the ovary.
If this is incorrect, please, don't refrain to tell me.
Why is it better to get calories from nutrient-dense foods rather than from foods that lack nutrition? Diagram the passage of food through the digestive system. Label the organs involved in digestion and absorption and identify the sites where carbohydrates, proteins, and fats are digested. For each of the following foods, choose the one that’s more nutrient-dense. a. Low-fat popcorn or buttered crackers b. Macaroni and cheese or plain pasta c. Celery sticks or fresh fruit salad d. A slice of cheese pizza or a double cheeseburger e. Oatmeal with banana and raisins or cornflakes with milk Calculate the number of calories in each of the following foods. a. A slice of whole-wheat bread with 8 grams of carbohydrates b. 2 ounces of cheddar cheese with 6 grams of fat c. A serving of grilled chicken with 10 grams of protein
Answer:
Foods that are nutrient-dense give your body more than just calories; nutrient-dense foods provide the body with essential vitamins and minerals, whereas foods that aren’t nutrient-dense give the body only calories.
The body accesses nutrients through digestion, which begins in the mouth. Saliva and chewing break down the food. The esophagus empties into the stomach where protein is digested. Fat, carbohydrates, and leftover proteins are digested in the small intestine. The colon helps to absorb fluid. The pancreas, gallbladder, kidneys, and liver are also involved in digestion.
a. Low-fat popcorn—Crackers are high in fat.
b. Macaroni and cheese—The cheese does have more fat but offers protein,
calcium, vitamins A and D, and other nutrients.
c. Fruit salad—It contains more vitamins and minerals than celery alone.
d. Pizza—It probably contains less fat; the sauce has a small amount of vitamins.
e. Oatmeal—It contains more fiber, probably less fat, and more vitamins and
minerals with fruit.
a. Carbs have 4 calories per gram, so 4*8
32 calories.
b. Fat has 9 calories per gram, so 9*6
54 calories.
c. Protein has 4 calories per gram, so 4*10
40 calories.
Use a punnett square to determine the possible genotypes of The offspring of a BB x bb cross
A genotypes
B phenotypes
C percent chance for each
Whoever answers will Mark brainlessness
Answer:
Answer in explanation
Explanation:
Since both parents only carry 1 type of allele ( dominant or recessive ), the offspring would have to be heterozygous according to the punnett square.
a) there is only 1 possible genotype : Bb there is a 100% chance for this
Because the dominant allele, in this case B, always shows in the phenotype, the phenotypic ratio would be 1:0. The recessive allele, b, only shows up if both parents pass along a recessive allele.
b) The offspring has a 100% chance of exhibiting trait B
I hope this helps, good luck!
What are some ways the environment can affect your health?
Answer:
A number of specific environmental issues can impede human health and wellness. These issues include chemical pollution, air pollution, climate change, disease-causing microbes, lack of access to health care, poor infrastructure, and poor water quality.
Explanation:
If it is more than a day beyond the best-by date, it is not safe to eat the food.
True
False
What should a health care professional do if they have been exposed to a blood
borne pathogen? (Be specific)
Answer: What should you do if you are exposed to blood?
Explanation: Wash the area with warm water and soap. If you are splashed with blood or body fluids and your skin has an open wound, healing sore, or scratch, wash the area well with soap and water. If you are splashed in the eyes, nose or mouth, rinse well with water. If you have been bitten, wash the wound with soap and water.
Describe the three main reasons why documentation and record keeping are important to human services organizations
Answer:
Documentation and record keeping are important to ensure accountability, facilitate coordination of care between providers and for service improvement. However, the importance of documentation and record keeping may be overlooked/overshadowed by the focus on direct services to clients.
1. Continuity of care. Records provide a case history and a more holistic picture in order to follow-up on services or try different approaches to assist the client. This is especially for clients with long-term or complex needs, or who require multiple services. Accurate and up-to-date recording is important especially when there is an emergency and the staff-in-charge is not available (due to illness, vacation, resignation, etc.). Good records and documentation will facilitate communicationbetween service providers to ensure coordinated, rather than fragmented, service.
2. Accountability. It is important to be able to provide relevant client information at any given time and the organisation’s response to their needs. The information may be needed to respond to queries from stakeholders, who may include the client’s family, funders, donors or the courts. One important source of information is the client records. Documentation forms the nature of the professional relationship with the client. Information on problems encountered and the agency’s response would assist in the event of a crisis or investigations.
3. Service improvement. Well-documented records can also lead to improved services to the clients by helping the staff organise his/her thoughts. Aggregated client information can also facilitate serviceplanning, service development and service reviews. The information can also form primary data to conduct evidence-based research.
Explanation:
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Answer:
physical violence, guilt trips, and controlling behavior
The answers are A, C & D
Hope this helps
Ok, yesterday i was in class at my house. I smelt a fresh leather smell and my house NEVER smells like that. Like 3 years ago my Uncle Larry passed away, when i would spend time with him he would always smell like that. What does that mean, please explain.
Answer:
maybe his spirit came back lol
Answer:
he watching you or he want revenge
Which of the following factors contributes to the risk of injury when lifting
immobile patients?
A. The lack of research on proper technique
B. The decreasing average age of health care workers
C. The poor technique workers often use
D. The decrease in obesity levels in the United States
Answer:
The poor technique that workers often use
Explanation:
Took the test
What is another name for antioxidant
Answer:
WordHippo Thesaurus.
Explanation:
Active learning engages children in the process of discovering new knowledge. Which activity is an example of active learning? A. students take notes as the teacher describes the parts of a cell B. students watch a video on the parts of a cell C. students watch the teacher build a cell model D. students work in pairs to build cell models
Answer:
a or d
Explanation:
How do I boost my motivation?
Like, I don't feel like doing ANYTHING. I don't wanna get out of bed, let alone do SCHOOL. I don't want to get expelled. So, I have to find a way to want to do this. How tho?
Have you changed a baby's diaper before?
Answer:
yes i have
Explanation:
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This is a question for females only,
I have period cramps and I threw up is that normal?
Answer:
Yes, some people get really sick on periods. If it gets to bad you could talk to a doctor.
Explanation:
Which of the following habits will increase what you spend at the grocery store?
A. Buying only name-brand products
B. Shopping around for the best prices
C. Checking for sales and other discounts
D. Going to the grocery store when you are full
George L. Engel, MD, and Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, MD, both identify two common stages of grief.
What are they?
a. Anger and acceptance
b. Depression and quilt
c. Denial and acceptance
d. Bargaining and denial
Answer:
c. Denial and acceptance
Explanation:
The correct option is - c. Denial and acceptance
list 20 facts about volleyball ( not my kind of sport so i don't really know )
Answer:
Volleyball was invented by William George Morgan, an American educator.
Volleyball had a dainty name: Mintonette
Originally, volleyball was meant to be played indoors
The very first volleyball game was an exhibition played in 1896 at Massachusetts’ Springfield College, then known as the International YMCA Training.
Basketballs were once used to play the game but their weight prevented players from keeping the ball in flight. The first volleyballs, which were made from a basketball bladder, proved to be too light and slow.
The first “official” volleyball was commissioned by A.G. Spalding & Sons for William Morgan.
There are size and weight requirements for volleyballs.
Standard indoor volleyballs are slightly smaller than beach volleyballs.
There are six positions in the volleyball court. These are: the Setter, the Outside Hitter, the Opposite Hitter, the Middle Hitter, the Libero, and the Defensive Specialist. To truly excel in the game, each player must master their skills at their positions.
In a six-man team, there is one player who has a different-looking jersey.
The offensive styles we now know as “set” and “spike” were first introduced in the Philippines.
The 3-hit rule which states that players in one team can only hit the ball three times was introduced in 1920.
Beach volleyball is believed to have begun, unsurprisingly enough, on a beach in Waikiki, Hawaii.
The first time volleyball was played in the Olympics was in 1964.
The first time colored volleyballs were allowed in tournaments was in 1998.
The longest marathon volleyball match that made it the Guinness World Record occurred in January 2017
The very first beach volleyball professional tournament took place at the Will Rogers State Beach in 1976. It was named Olympia World Championship of Beach Volleyball.
A time limit for service is set at 8 seconds.
Volleyball games used to be played with a time limit of 8 minutes.
To win in a competitive adult match, a team must emerge victorious in best-of-five sets.
Explanation:
hope i helped (l love it) i found this in 50 Interesting Facts About Volleyball.
Explain what a carbohydrate is and give at least one example.