Answer:
True FACTS!!!!
Explanation:
This is something that everyone needs to read. People go through many challenges, some worse than others, but that doesn't minimize the fact that whatever one is going through is difficult. Listen, learn, teach, and what I mean by this is listen to what people have to say, because you might learn something new about them and it might mean more to them than anything else. When I say learn, what I mean is learn about them more because the more you learn the more you can help. When I say teach, what I mean is talk to them and explain to them they are not alone, help them when they need it because you never know... they might fall and you might not be able to get them back up.
What if the secretion of that releasing hormone was insufficient? What would happen ?
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Studies show that telemedicine helps in better management of chronic diseases, shared health professional staffing, reduced travel times, and
fewer as well as shorter hospital stays. What benefit of telemedicine does this exemplify??
ОА.
decreased paperwork
OB .
increased cost savings
OC. reduced number of medical errors
OD
increased patient engagement
Answer:
B . increased cost savings
Explanation:
The situation above demonstrates an "increased cost savings" because it talks about reducing the healthcare cost.
A reduction in travel time means less travel cost due to healthcare condition and a shorter hospital stay also means less hospital cost. Better management of chronic diseases means having the "efficiency" in providing services.
Thus, this explains the answer.
What can cause an infectious disease when they enter your body and multiply?
A.) phagocytes
B.) antibodies
C.) pathogens
D.) T cells
Please explain why.
Answer:
C.) pathogens
Explanation:
Among the choices above, it is only the "pathogens" that enter the body in order to multiply and can cause infectious disease or illness to humans. Pathogens refer to disease-causing microorganisms. These organisms include bacteria, virus, fungi, worms, etc.
Phagocytes, antibodies and T cells do not enter the body because they're already inside the body. Phagocytes and T cells are natural cells within the body while antibodies are proteins inside the human body. The phagocytes can be found in the bone marrow, connective tissue. bone tissue, etc. while the T-cells are part of the immune system.
ave you ever experienced racism? Do you believe racism is natural, or something that is learned? Should respect be given, or should respect be earned? (explain) What can you do to make things change? Do you think things will change?
Answer:
I have experienced a lot of racism in my in life it's out your and my hands to stop it
Explanation:
Black Lives Matter
If you were in charge of regulating the air pollution of your country, what policy would you Implement to achieve the goal of clean alr?
Describe how your policy would improve air quality and how your national policy differs from your international policy.
Answer:
invest in electric cars
Explanation:
The three basic structures for bacteria are:
[mark all correct answers]
a. bacillus
b. anaerobes
c. aerobes
d. spirillum
O e. coccus
Answer:
a. bacillus
d. spirillum
e. coccus
Explanation:
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Select the three components of inclusion.
development
support
foundation
supplementary
participation
assistant
access
- participation
- assistant
- support
Human Body Systems Crossword
Puzzle
Examine Don's decision. Instead of complaining about the poor service at a restaurant,
he decides not to leave a gratuity. "That will send the right message without causing a
conflict," he says.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Leaving without causing a scene is smart, I work in a restaurant. Its better to call afterwards and speak to a manager about the problem for a refund :)
It is the capacity of the heart and the lungs to sustain oxygen to muscle for a prolonged period of time
Muscular endurance B. Body composition C. Cardiovascular fitness
____2. It is the ability to move a body part through a full range of motion at a joint
Power B. Flexibility C. Speed
____3. It refers to the ratio of body fat to lean body mass
Muscular endurance B. Body composition C. Cardiovascular fitness
____4. It refers to the ability of the muscle to work over a prolonged period of time without fatigue
Speed B. Muscular strength C. Muscular endurance
____5. Refers to the maximum amount of force a muscle can exert against an opposing force
Speed B. Muscular strength C. Muscular endurance
Answer:
Hey! Your answers are below!
1. Cardiovascular Fitness (C)
2. Flexibility (B)
3. Body Composition (B)
4. Muscular Endurance (C)
5. Muscular Strength (B)
I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU!
Hygiene is a part of?
Explanation:
health option D is correct one
Help ME anybody this is for a grade ); Fill in the missing factors to find the given estimated product
582 x 23 = ______________ x ________________ = 12,000
Answer:
1,000
Explanation:
A Is a risk associated with exercising on hard surfaces, which causes pain in the front of the lower leg.
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Why is it important to be agile at any stage in your life?
Answer:
To escape from dangers grasp?
Explanation:
Answer:
It's important to stay agile because, if we never worked out or anything/we weren't agile, then we wouldn't be able to do a lot of things. We wouldn't be able to play sports that a lot of people like, we wouldn't be able to screw around and have fun as much because of these new limits, we wouldn't be able to have dance or gymnastics or any of that.
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Explanation:
Elsie is playing basketball and decides that she wants to make a shot. She dribbles, stops and shoots the ball. Which are the three main body systems that allowed her to do this?
Answer:
hands arms feet
Explanation:
youve gotta use everything in your body to play basketball, dripplng with your feet, shooting with your arms and wrist, using your brain too figure out who your going to pass too or where your shooting from. :)) hope this helped have a good day
Which receptors are involved in detecting a hot pan and the resulting feeling of pain?
O mechanoreceptors and photoreceptors
O nociceptors and thermoreceptors
photoreceptors and nociceptors
O mechanoreceptors and thermoreceptors
The receptors are involved in detecting a hot pan and the resulting feeling of pain nociceptors and thermoreceptors.
What are Thermoreceptors?
A thermoreceptor is a sensory receptor or, more accurately, the receptive portion of a sensory neuron that codes absolute and relative changes in temperature, primarily within the innocuous range.
The adequate stimulus for a warm receptor is warming, which results in an increase in their action potential discharge rate; cooling results in a decrease in warm receptor discharge rate.
For cold receptors, their firing rate increases during cooling and decreases during warming. Krause end bulbs are identified by their cylindrical or oval bodies, which are made up of an axis-cylinder core enclosed within a capsule created by the expansion of the connective tissue sheath.
Therefore, The receptors are involved in detecting a hot pan and the resulting feeling of pain nociceptors and thermoreceptors.
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Which of these are possible symptoms of fetal alcohol syndrome?
a) cognitive disabilities and COPD
b) emphysema and COPD
c) emphysema and birth defects
d) cognitive disabilities and birth defects
Answer: The answer is c.
Explanation:
what disease can be caused by the deficiency of vitamin A and E
Answer:
Ataxia
Explanation:
Ataxia with vitamin E deficiency (AVED) is a rare inherited neurodegenerative disorder characterized by impaired ability to coordinate voluntary movements (ataxia) and disease of the peripheral nervous system (peripheral neuropathy).
1.chronic pancreatitis.
2.cholestasis.
3.cystic fibrosis.
4.primary biliary cirrhosis.
5.Crohn's disease.
6.short bowel syndrome.
The leading cause of preventable blindness in children is vitamin A deficiency (VAD), which raises the risk of illness and death from serious infections. VAD triggers night-blindness in pregnant women and can increase the risk of maternal mortality.
Let's take a look at Jenny's situation.
Jenny has a big exam coming up tomorrow. She doesn't think she has studied enough to get a good grade. What's the best way that Jenny can bring down her stress level before taking the test?
which issue complicates the use of aed to save lives
Insulin Resistance can lead to Metabolic Syndrome. Which of the following
symptoms are associated with it?
A) low blood sugar
B) decreased waist circumference
C) high blood pressure
it’s C high blood pressure
Give atleast 3 ways to improve
physical fitness
3. Which of the following is not proper in cleaning a stainless steel
kitchen surface?
A. Use a non-abrasive multi-surface cleaner
B. Do not use any abrasive cream cleaners.
C. Wash with a solution of washing up liquid and dry with a soft
cloth
D. To remove fingers marks, put a dab of baby oil or rinse aid on a
clean cloth and rub the whole surface.
Answer:
A. Use a non-abrasive multi-surface cleaner
Explanation:
There are proper and effective ways of cleaning a stainless steel kitchen surface and some factors need to be considered when considering a good cleaning material.
Selecting a multi-purpose non-abrasive cleaner would not be an effective method because a cleaner specific for cleaning stainless steel should be used.
Traits such as body type, personality, and intelligence that have been passed down biologically from parents to a child are examples of _____________.
A.
Health habits
B.
Heredity
C.
Risk factors
D.
All of the above
Your answer would be B. Heredity