Answer:
The egg travels to the fallopian tube. After the egg is released, it moves into the fallopian tube and it stays there for about 24 hours, waiting for a single sperm to fertilze it. All this happens, on average, about 2 weeks before your next period.
Are Hallucinogens clinically useful drugs? True or False.
Answer:
false
Explanation:
Answer: The answer is No
Explanation: I just got took the quiz
Which medical issue requires a medical specialist?
Answer:
cancer diagnosis because it is more serious than the rest
Answer: I am not certain, but I believe a medical issue that requires a medical specialist would be cancer diagnosis, because that medical issue is definitely more serious then the rest!
Oh, and also Corona Virus.
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Which of these is NOT a biological contaminant?
So where are the options?
What is the second part of the five-and-five approach called? Henry maneuver Heimlich maneuver abdominal maneuver back maneuver
Answer:
Heimlich maneuver
Explanation:
Answer:
Heimlich Maneuver
Explanation:
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Many third-world countries experience food insecurity. Some of the reasons are government policies, war, environmental conditions, and rapid population growth. This causes malnutrition. According to the WHO, malnutrition is largely responsible for (Blank) in the world.
Answer:
According to the WHO, malnutrition is largely responsible for 35% of deaths among children under five in the world.
Explanation:
Food security exists when people have access to enough food to fulfill their needs, they have the money to buy it and they can choose them according to their preferences. When something here does not work, people experience food insecurity. There are many reasons for it, as the question mentions: was, environmental conditions, poverty, economy issues, among many others. In this scenario, malnutrition is one of the outputs. Malnutrition is not only responsible for deaths among children under five, it is also responsible for social and economic impacts.
Answer:
Disease
Explanation:
It says so in the lesson “according to the WHO, malnutrition is the largest single contributor to disease in the world.”
Based on the diagram above, which of the following correctly describes the function and components of layer A?
A) movement; villi, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels
B) movement; muscles and connective tissue
C) absorption; villi, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels
D) absorption; muscle and connective tissue
Answer:
C) absorption; villi, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels
Explanation:
The villi are many small folds in the intestine (0.5 to 1.6 mm in length) that increase the surface area and thus maximize the absorption of foods. The villi transport nutrients from food to the capillaries and lymphatic vessels which are found close to its surface. The blood vessels support the tissues of the small intestine and they required to transport the nutrients to the body. Moreover, the lymphatic vessels are involved in nutrient absorption by returning the interstitial fluid to the bloodstream.
In what case is a sample survey carried out ? Explain its need.
Answer:
The observed changes of youth risk behavior survey addendum since the year 2002 are ;
Explanation:
Sucide cases by the youth lead to premature deaths .Such decisions are as a result of depression as a result of social issiues .
Drug and substance abuse is a risky behaviour by the youth which leads to health conditions and drastic change of behaviour .
Adolescent youths undergo psychosis whereby the young adults are at a risk of behavioural changes .
\Critical practices to control the amount of solid waste include __________.
A.
reduce, reuse, recycle, compost
B.
reduce, remove, recycle, compact
C.
reduce, sort, recycle, compact
D.
none of the above
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Critical practices to control the amount of solid waste include reduce, reuse, recycle, compost. Therefore, option (A) is correct.
What are 3R's ?The 3R Initiative strives to spread awareness of the "3Rs" (reduce, reuse, and recycle) on a worldwide scale in order to create a society that effectively uses resources and materials. It was approved as a new G8 project during the G8 Sea Island Summit in June 2004. It was also decided to have a ministerial conference in Japan in the spring of 2005 to officially launch the 3R Initiative.
By keeping usable items out of landfills, trash reduction, recycling, and reuse help reduce landfill space. The production or collection of raw materials and the manufacturing of the product need less energy and natural resources.
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what is The process for resolving conflicts that involves a neutral third party is called
Answer:
Mediation
Explanation:
Health is the state of well-being in which all of the components of health are in *
Order
Alignment
Working condition
Balance
Answer:
Balance.
Explanation:
Health is the state of well-being in which all of the components of health are in balance. These state of well-being comprises of six (6) important components and they are;
1. Physical: this is a measure of the state of an individual's body or the way the body functions. It is enhanced by eating right, working out or exercising, avoiding drugs and alcohol, maintaining a good body mass index etc.
2. Emotional: this deals with the state of an individual's mind being void of worries, negativity etc.
3. Social: this involves keeping a good relationship with friends, family and many others around.
4. Environmental: it deals with maintaining a hygienic surrounding, that is devoid of pollutants.
5. Mental or intellectual: avoiding unnecessary stress and anxiety while dealing or coping with the realities of life.
6. Spiritual: it encompasses belief systems, values, ideals, morality etc.
When an individual is able to balance all of these above mentioned components, then he or she is said to be healthy.
Tariq's little sister has the mumps. Tariq can't remember if he has had mumps or not, but he is feeling slightly feverish. How could Tariq's doctor determine if he is getting sick with mumps or if he has previously had mumps?
Answer:
Through physical examination of salivary glands, its redness, swelling and a viral culture test.
Explanation:
mumps is a contagious viral infection, may transmitted through Tariq's sister.
and fever is one the best indication for swelling or any infection in the body.
Determine which contraceptive method you would use for each of the following cases, and explain why. a. to prevent pregnancy until you get a steady job b. to space children about three years apart c. immediately after unprotected sex d. if you have objections to or problems with using hormone-based contraceptives e. if you have objections to hormone-based and sperm-barrier methods
Answer: A- UID
B-Oral contraceptive
C- Plan B
D-Calander rhythm method, or surgical sterilization
Explanation:
Answer:
a. to prevent pregnancy until you get a steady job may include all but the permanent methods, preferably the more effective ones
b. to space children about three years apart pill or other hormone-based contraceptive
c. immediately after unprotected sex morning-after pill
d. if you have objections to or problems with using hormone-based contraceptive condom, diaphragm, female condom, spermicide
e. if you have objections to hormone-based and sperm-barrier methods fertility awareness
Explanation:
Question 8 (1 point)
(01.02 LC)
А
is a risk associated with poor-fitting clothing that causes friction with another body part. (1 point)
a
blister
b
headache
C
muscle sprain
d
shin splint
Question 9 (1 point)
(01.02 MC
Joaquin experiences a sharp pain in his side when he runs for an extended time. What can prevent Joaquin from experiencing
can any one help me i need it right now pleas and thank u for Guidelines for Eating
Answer:
Eat a variety of vegetables, especially dark green, red, and orange vegetables.
Eat a variety of fruits.
Eat whole-grain, high-fiber breads and cereals
protein is also a much needed food
Explanation:
Identify the (3) factors that are important to consider when deciding your
nutritional needs. What are your specific calorie needs based on the information
provided?
Answer:
health
diet
body system
specific Calorie needs;
less carbohydrates, more proteins and vitamins.
maybe some sweet potatoes and beans to complement each other. This is just an example.
Explanation:
When deciding your nutritional needs. you need to importantly put into consideration your health, diet and body system to avoid too much weight gain and bad health issues.
Think about your everyday life and the people you interact with. Now write down behaviors that you believe do not foster healthy social relationships.
Answer:
Behaviors that will likely not foster healthy social relationships include a short temper or frustration over minor inconveniences, lying and lack of honesty, and putting blame on others for one's own mistakes. These behaviors affect both personal and social relationships. It is always best to be mindful of one's actions and their affect on others.
Explanation:
Answer:
Behaviors that will likely not foster healthy social relationships include a short temper or frustration over minor inconveniences, lying and lack of honesty, and putting blame on others for one's own mistakes. These behaviors affect both personal and social relationships. It is always best to be mindful of one's actions and their affect on others.
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What do the varying widths of the bands in the MyPyramid plan represent?
Answer:
they compare the relative amounts of each kind of food to be eaten daily. eating more calories balances more activity.
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When was the outbreak declared a Public Health Emergency? Why?
Answer:
when it reached the U.S
Explanation:
Give examples of how technology and development of medical specialties affects the care of the infants and the children?
Explanation:
some examples include;
1) eradication of polio (positive)
2) prematurely born children now have a very high chance of survival due to the advanced facilities such as incubators (positive)
3. Can you make an inference without having made observations?
Answer:
Yes.
An inference can be based on your experience and observation.
Explanation:
Mr. Pochettino created a secret ingredient for a breath mint that he thinks will “cure” the bad breath people get from eating fish tacos at the Taco Tent. He asked 100 customers with a history of bad breath to try his new breath mint. He had fifty customers (Group A) eat a breath mint after they finished eating a fish taco. The other fifty (Group B) also received a breath mint after they finished the taco, however, it was just a regular breath mint and did not have the secret ingredient. Both groups were told that they were getting the breath mint that would cure their bad breath. Two hours after eating the fish tacos, thirty customers in Group A and ten customers in Group B reported having better breath than they normally had after eating fish tacos. What did Mr. Pochettino measure in his experiment? Identify the independent variable, dependent variable, and what Mr. Pochettino's conclusion should be.
Answer:
Explanation:
The group that is recieving the 'intervention' is the experimental group. & The group of people that are not receiving the intervention,they are only for comparison purpose with the experimental group is the control group.
The outcome of the experiment is the dependent variable.
The rest of the variables are independent variables.
1)The people that are not receiving the new breath mint ,are the control group. Group B is the control group.
2)All the customer (both Group A & B ) had bad breath at the start of study i.e., before intervention.
So, Bad breath is an independent variable.
Secondly, all the person are eating krabby patties.
So, ingestion of krabby patties is also an independent variable.
3)The outcome of the study is dependent variable.
So bad breath get cured/or not is the dependent variable.
4)Group A is receiving the new breath mint.So Group A is the experimental group.
Answer:
The independent variable is are all of the variables left after the dependent variable is recognized. The dependent variable is the result of the expierement. Independent variables: Stinky breath and ingestion of the tacos. Dependent variables: The outcome of the expierement. The outcome is basically rather or not the stinky breath was cured or not. Mr. Pochettino's conclusion should be that the secret ingredient, does indeed, definately have a positive effect on curing stinky breath.
Explanation:
The group of people that are collecting the 'intervention' is known as the experimental group of people. The group that is not collecting the 'intervention', well, they are simply just for comparison purposes along side the experimental group. The experimental group of people is also known as the group that is in charge. The dependent variable is whatever the outcome of the experiment is and the independent variables are all of the variables that are left. Group B is the group that is in charge. They are the people that will not receive the new breath mint. Both, group A and group B, had stinky breaths at the start of this study. This means before intervention. First, with that being said, bad breath is then known as an independent variable. Second, all of the people are eating fish tacos. That then makes ingestion of the tacos an independent variable as well. With all of this now recognized, the outcome of the study is known as the dependent variable. Basically, the dependent variable is if the stinky breath is cured or not cured. Finally, group A is receiving the new breath mint making them now the experimental group.
I plan to finish my history project today so that I can go to the movies tomorrow night. This is an example of a: short-term goal long-term goal
I plan to finish my history project today so that I can go to the movies tomorrow night.
This is a : Short term goal.
Long term goals are usually larger, more complex, and take longer to reach than short term goals.
Answer:
This is a short term goal!
Good luck
Explanation:
Bobby's father has been prescribed an oral hypoglycemic drug. Such drugs act: 1. To reduce insulin resistance 2. To decrease the body's need for glucose in body cells 3. To prevent the formation of glucose 4. As an insulin replacement"
Answer:
3rd one.
To prevent the formation of glucose
Why is sustainable agriculture so important?
A. has lower-cost food, reducing poverty rates
B. has higher production rates compared to conventional methods
C. preserves the ecological system
D. produces foods higher in nutritional value
E. meets the requirements of a growing population
Answer:
c.becoz it preserves the ecological system
Answer:Its C preservers the ecological system.
Explanation:I took the test
Question 13 (5 points)
If you take in fewer calories than you need, you have what kind of energy balance?
Which of the following is true about food contact surfaces?
O a. They only include dishes and utensils, not stationary surfaces like counters
O b. They only include stationary surfaces and equipment, not dishes and utensils
O c. They need to be cleaned and sanitized between uses with different types of food
O d. If they can't be taken to the three-compartment sink, they don't need to be sanitized
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Food contact surfaces must be cleaned when using different types of food to avoid food transmission which can lead to food poisoning.
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Answer:
c
Explanation:
if the surfaces aren't cleaned not only germs come in contact bacteria comes in which causes food poisoning hope this helps
Which list describes the aspects of health that should be in balance to achieve total wellness? OA. nutritional, physical, and mental OB. physical, social, and emotional O c. intellectual, short term, and long term O D. cultural, technological, and analytical
A client with traumatic brain injury is able to live in a supportive home environment and complete light housekeeping and laundry. What area is most appropriate for the COTA® to address next with the client?
A. Practice shopping skills
B. Establish a self-care routine
C. Reestablish skills for washing a car
D. Provide a noise-free environment
Answer:
The correct answer is option A. practice shopping skills.
Explanation:
As it is mentioned in the question that the client is already completed light housekeeping and laundry and able to live in supportive environment so, the option B establishing a self care routine is completed.
Environmental distracton have no or very little effect on higher brain surgery client. Car washing is not a supportive care under COTA. So the practicing shopping skills will be most appropriate as it will provide community reentry skill after demonstrating successfully the ability to perform basic homemaking tasks and ADLs.
Thus, the correct answer is option A. practice shopping skills.
Conner tends to get worried when he goes to bed that he will miss the bus in the morning. What can he do to reduce his stress?
Answer:
set alarms
Explanation:
therefore he will get notified what time to wake up and what time to leave to make it to the bus on time
You and your friend have been assigned to complete a project. You both work together equally and get it done on time. What is this an example of ?
Answer:
This is an example of cooperation
They are working together and they help each other.
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Explanation:
