Answer:
D all of the above
Explanation:
it makes sense, weight makes stress and tension, and get diabetes more (high blood pressure).
When do you feel it's OK to make a mistake, or show that you don't know something or how to do something?
which structures does the sprems Cells are made?
A- A
B- B
C- C
D- D
Answer:
D
Explanation:
the sperm cells are made in the testes and inside the testes there is a germinal layer which has semineferouse tubeles(pls don't my spelling) which acts as a factory to the production of the sperm cells
Compare and contrast Bob and Jimmy's characters
Answer:
bob is a criminal with head square-jawed face,keen eyes and a little white scar near his right eyebrows whereas jimmy is a crop
Plz help no links. QUESTION "One of your friend is addicted to drugs. Give him/her any 4 suggestions to get rid of this addiction."
Answer:
1. talking to a adult
2. rehab
3. getting rid of anything
4. distract yourself
Explanation:
True or False. In the game of golf, if you don't like where your shot lands
you can pick up the ball from where it landed and place it anywhere on the
course.
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FALSE
TRUE
I KNOW IT'S FALSE BUT I WOULD STILL MOVE IT ANYWAYS
Answer:
False, but just like you I would move it wherever. :)
Explanation:
What factor or factors make one birth control method preferable to another? Cost? Availability? Effectiveness? Ease of use? Lack of side effects? Do these factors change throughout a person's life? What would cause a person or couple to change the type of birth control they use?
Answer:
Factors associated with contraceptive choice or effectiveness of use include women's personal characteristics and childbearing goals. These factors can change throughout a persons life. Something that would cause one to change the birth control they use is definitely cost and availability and all of the above.
Why don't you want drugs to be a part of your life?
Answer:
Well this doesn't have.. nvm Drugs are bad. Drugs use can hurt the people who take drugs and the people around them. This includes families, kids, and unborn babies.Drug use can also hurt the body and the brain, sometimes forever.Drug use can also lead to an addiction. An addiction is a long-lasting brain disorder. People with an addiction can't stop taking drugs on their own. They continue to use drugs even when they know that bad things can happen.Explanation:
~Hope this helps
name the only mammal species that regularly drinks milk as adults
Answer:
humans
Explanation:
According to Harry Harlow’s experiment what behavior did the baby monkeys exhibit when the cloth mother was present?
A. They cowered in the corner of the room.
B. They were willing to explore the room.
C. They sought refuge with the wire mother.
D. He behaved aggressively toward the cloth mother.
Answer:
B. They were willing to explore the room.
Explanation:
Harry Harlow's experiment was designed to test the need for affection in growing humans and animals. Two surrogate mothers were designed to test young monkeys that had just been given birth to. A cloth mother who had no food to give the monkeys and a mother made of wire with food for the monkeys were used.
It was found that the monkeys spent most of their time with the cloth mother and only went to the wire mother for food. When left in a room with the cloth mother, they were willing to explore but froze, screamed, and cried when the cloth mother was taken out of the room. This solidified the hypothesis that animals need affection for proper psychological development.
Which is one type of aid that the Red Cross provides
What is a taste bud?
another name for the tip of the tongue
a liquid in the mouth that breaks down food
a molecule that allows you to taste food
tissues containing nerve cells for taste
Answer:
tissues containing nerve cells for taste
Explanation:
I took the quiz :)
bro i remembered a question that started a really good relationship that i had
well iss over now
i have feelings for this really really amazing guy, im not sure if he feels the same,
iss okay tho
Answer:
oop
Explanation:
go for it if hes a good guy =)
How Can Abstaining from Drugs, Including Alcohol and Steroids, Reduce the Risk of HIV Infection?
Answer:
Look at my explanation.
Explanation:
Using drugs affects your brain, alters your judgment, and lowers your inhibitions. When you’re high, you may be more likely to make poor decisions that put you at risk for getting or transmitting HIV, such as having sex without a condom, have a hard time using a condom the right way every time you have sex, have more sexual partners, or use other drugs. These behaviors can increase your risk of exposure to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. Or, if you have HIV, they can increase your risk of spreading HIV to others.
And if you inject drugs, you are at risk for getting or transmitting HIV and hepatitis B and C if you share needles or equipment (or "works") used to prepare drugs, like cotton, cookers, and water. This is because the needles or works may have blood in them, and blood can carry HIV. You should not share needles or works for injecting silicone, hormones, or steroids for the same reason.
PLEASE HELP ASAP! 30 PTS! (C IS WRONG FOR QUESTION 1)
QUESTION 1:
The A in SMART goals stands for attainable. When thinking about attainable
A. If it’s not possible to attain the goal you should rewrite the goal so that it is.
B. If it’s possible to attain the goal you should rewrite the goal so that it isn’t.
C. You should rate the level of attainability of the goal.
D. You should pick a goal that’s not attainable so that you have something hard to work on.
QUESTION 2:
The M in Smart goal stands for measurable. What are some possible ways you could measure achievement for different goals:
A. Miles, inches, minutes, differences between end results
B. Getting better, becoming good at, looks like what I’m going for
C. Will be done soon, a pat on the back, it’s still going to take a long time
D. Need to, want to, never, always
C. You should rate the level of attainability of the goal.
B. Getting better, becoming good at, looks like what I’m going for
B. Exercises for skills/analysis using hots for content subjects
Exercise 1
Directions: Fill in the blanks with the necessary words to make the paragraph
complete. Choose your answer/s from the words given inside the box.
Global health
World Health Organization project
Health issues
prevention
alcohol
Non-communicable sanitation
climate
Mental
pollution
trends
Global Health initiatives are programs and 1).
which help
address global health issues, concerns and trends. 2).
is a
new trend in which the 3)
addresses health concerns in
cooperation with member-nations and private international organizations as partners.
Some of these 4).
concerns, and trends about
5)_
health, pollution, 6).
change,
environmental 7).
tobacco control, harmful use of
and control of
8)
and 9).
diseases.
communicable and 10).
What does Dr. Linos suggest is needed to reverse the growing number of cancer cases? Check all that apply.
Answer:
ensuring that people who use tanning beds know they can cause cancer
encouraging people to share the dangers of tanning beds with friends and family
informing young people that they too can develop skin cancer
Explanation:
Describe how Alzheimers people get affected in Activities of daily living and How can be treated?
use ur own words pls
Answer:
People with alzheimers will progessively lose their memory and other abilities. They will start to wander and get lost often. The people will struggle with paying bills, handling money and will forget where they are. People with alzhemers will no longer be able to drive, their personality will change and will exhibit changes in their behavior. The more they forget the angrier they become. Treating someone with Alzheimers is treated with different medications as well as writing reminders to patients, labeling common household items in the home and using picture clues to help them remember.
Explanation:
Explain why participants in the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine trial recorded information in an app after receiving injections.
No links plz
Answer:
It helps doctors and scientists better understand the vaccine and it's effects on people, and it'll improve future variations of the vaccine.
Explanation:
We'll likely have to get more vaccines for the virus in the following years, so learning about the side effects it has on people and how likely it is for those to occur helps health officials adapt the vaccine to make it less likely for people to experience symptoms.
how many liters of air pass through your lungs in an hour if each breath brings 1 liter of air into the body.
Answer:
960 liters in an hour.
Explanation:
Which step can a person take to reduce the risks of tattoos and body piercing? A go to a more expensive tattoo shop. B use a tattoo artist recommended by a friend. C inside the tattoo artist to use clean instruments. D avoid tattooing visible areas of the body
Answer:
I think is C because if use clean instruments you avoid infections.
5.The special organs which detect stimuli are called__________.
a)effectors
b)receptors
c)glands
d)muscles
help:(
Answer:
B receptors
Explanation:
Technology is useful for managing what kind of resources
Answer:
Human Resources
Explanation: reducing human errors, improving clinical outcomes, facilitating care coordination, improving practice efficiencies, and tracking da
What does the cerebellum control?
voluntary muscle movements
involuntary muscle movements
balance
sensory recognition
sensory recognition
Explanation:
the cerebrum controls your perception of taste,smell,touch,sound,and sight
Step by Step. Write a set of directions for a red blood cell to deliver oxygen to the brain. Include all the words in the word bank. Lungs, Heart, Brain, Aorta, arteries, veins. Each word has to be used in a sentence in the correct order that it happens.
Answer:
Explanation:
.1)Your AORTA pumps OXYGENATED blood out of your heart to your BRAIN
The aorta stretches across the back of your heart and pumps blood to your BRAIN
As oxygenated blood goes to your cells, it drops off oxygen and picks up waste
Cells in your BRAIN need oxygen so that they can perform cellular respiration to get energy
Blood also picks up carbon dioxide from the cells as the waste product of cellular respiration
2. DEOXYGENATED blood returns to your heart through the SUPERIOR VENA CAVA and INFERIOR VENA CAVA to your RIGHT ATRIUM
Capillaries separate oxygenated blood from deoxygenated blood and arteries from veins
After passing through the capillaries, blood is deoxygenated and needs to head back to the heart to be pumped to the lungs to pick up oxygen
The Superior Vena Cava is the vein that gets deoxygenated blood from the upper body and returns it to the heart
The Inferior Vena Cava is the vein that gets deoxygenated blood from the lower body and returns it to the heart
3. The right atrium pumps it to the RIGHT VENTRICLE
From the superior and inferior vena cava, blood goes through the Right Atrium
First, the SA Node (sinoatrial node) (pacemaker) sends electrical signals to pump blood from right atrium to right ventricle
Then, as blood enters the right ventricle, the AV Node (atrioventricular node) receives a signal to act as the gateway to the right ventricle
Blood goes through the tricuspid valve/right AV valve (makes sure blood flows in only one direction) as it enters the right ventricle
4. Your RIGHT VENTRICLE pumps deoxygenated blood up to your PULMONARY ARTERY, where it heads to lungs to pick up oxygen
First, the right ventricle pumps blood through your Pulmonary Valve (makes sure blood flows in only one direction)
Then, the Pulmonary Artery carries the blood away from the heart to the lungs for oxygen
5. DEOXYGENATED blood BECOMES OXYGENATED and drops off waste
Deoxygenated blood becomes oxygenated and arteries become veins in the capillaries
In the lungs, capillaries are tied around alveoli, which are little sacks storing the oxygen that we inhale
Oxygen is transferred into the blood and waste is transferred out of the blood through the capillaries
6. Oxygenated blood leaves the lungs and returns to the heart through the PULMONARY VEINS and enters the LEFT ATRIUM
Now that it’s oxygenated, it’s ready to go and get pumped back to the body!
7. The LEFT ATRIUM pumps blood to the LEFT VENTRICLE, and then it is pumped to the AORTA to do the same thing ALL OVER AGAIN
As it goes from left atrium to left ventricle, blood passes through the bicuspid valve/left AV valve (makes sure blood flows in only one direction)
Blood then is pumped from left ventricle through the aortic valve (makes sure blood flows in only one direction) back into the aorta to repeat the whole cycle again
Answer:
Heart - lungs -arteries - capillaries - Veins
Explanation:
The step by step transfer of oxygen from red blood cells to the brain is as follows -
a) Heart - from the heart blood circulation starts and then it will go to lungs for taking up oxygen
b) Lungs - Lungs provide oxygen to the red blood cells
c) Arteries - Blood from lungs is sent to other parts of the body through arteries
d) Capillaries - Capillaries exchange oxygen from blood with the cells of other body part and taken in carbon dioxide from them.
e) Veins - Blood then returns to the heart through the veins (
HURRY PLZ 40 POINTS
Which statement best explains why blood is “waste-rich” when it returns to the heart?
The blood has a high concentration of oxygen and a low concentration of carbon dioxide.
The blood has a high concentration of oxygen and a low concentration of hemoglobin.
The blood has a high concentration of carbon dioxide and a low concentration of oxygen.
The blood had a high concentration of hemoglobin and a low concentration of oxygen
Answer:
the blood has a high concentration of hemoglobin and a low concentration of oxygen
2. Explain the term risk factors and describe how to reduce your risk of developing two different diseases.
Answer:
Risk factors are things that raise the likelihood of having a disease; you may lower your risk of acquiring diabetes by exercising regularly and eating a healthy diet. By exercising frequently and maintaining a nutritious diet, you can lower your chances of developing diabetes. By eating a well-balanced diet and staying in shape via physical activity, you can lower your risk of heart disease. Controlling your weight via exercise, restricting alcohol and smoking, and performing clinical and self-breast checks on a regular basis can all help you avoid breast cancer.
Explanation:
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how will your goals be achieved?
cara membersihkan hati dalam kalangan murid di sekolah
Answer:
the translation is How to clean hearts among students at school
the best way that i could answer this question is being kind and helpful to others.
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Some students find exams to be stressful. However, being worried about an upcoming exam may be a positive thing because it will cause the individual to study for the test as a way of relieving ______
Answer:
stress
Explanation:
having a little bit of stress and being prepared for the test have been proven to have students preform better on the test.
what are some disadvantages of bionic limbs?
Answer:
Drawbacks of this type of prosthesis are that it is costly (generally over A$80,000), and unsuitable for many types of amputee
Explanation: