Answer:
Eating a Large Meal Before Bed.
Lying Awake in Bed.
Sleeping Somewhere Too Cold, Too Warm, or Too Noisy.
Taking Long Naps.
Using Your Bedroom as a Multipurpose Room.
Drinking Alcohol, Coffee, or Smoking a Cigarette Before Bed.
Sleeping Less When You're Busy.
Which of these factors may affect a person's blood alcohol concentration?
-gender
-race
-blood type
-age
Gender and age
Explanation:
According to science Gender affects the blood alcohol concentration
As men's can drink much more than women so it mattersAlso higher the age goes higher the blood alcohol concentration rises .
Which of the following is a nutrient concern of aging?
A. Calcium intakes may be low leading to an increased risk for osteoporosis
B. Malabsorption of some forms of Vitamin B12
C. Lack of thirst and increased urine output may make dehydration likely
D. All of the above
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Answer:
D.All of above
Explanation:
Female organisms have ___.
:a. two Y chromosomesThis answer is incorrect.
b. two X chromosomes
c. one X chromosome and one Y chromosome
d. one Y chromosome
Answer:
(C) is the correct answer.
Female organisms have 1 X and 1Y chromosome
Which of the following does not takes place in the oral cavity?
[Anatomy question]
A: absorption
B: mechanical breakdown
C: chemical breakdown
D: propulsion
Absorption of food does not take place in the oral cavity or mouth but it take place in the ileum.
What is the oral cavity?The oral cavity is the mouth includes the lips, the lining of the lips lips, the tongue, the upper and lower gums, the floor of the mouth, the teeth and so on.
It is the first place digestion take place. Food are mixed with saliva and break down into pieces by mastication and mi x with saliva.
Therefore, Absorption does not take place in the mouth.
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What is stress and what can it do to you?
Explanation: Well technically it can affect each part of your body inside and out at a time like the head, skin, heart, stomach, pancreas, joints/muscles, intestines, reproductive system and immune system.
Here's why...
Head: Contains issues with mood swings, depression, lack of energy, appetite, sleeping problems, concentration issues even anxiety disorder and panic attacks etc.
Skin: Problem with skin.
Joints/Muscles: pain and lowered bone density.
Heart: Increased blood pressure, increased heart beat, high cholesterol and occur heart attack.
Stomach: Involving cramps, sickness, weight gain.
Pancreas: Diabetes
What if you had too many painkillers
Reproductive system of human male label
.
Answer:
The male reproductive system is mostly located outside of the body. These external organs include the pens, scrotum and testicles. Internal organs include the vas deferens, prostate and urethra. The male reproductive system is responsible for sezual function, as well as urination
Explanation:
Renee Montone is a 20-year-old patient at Clearview Health Center. Renee is unmarried and without children. She is seeing Dr. Chen due to severe cramping in her lower back and pelvic area during her menstrual period. The pain sometimes radiates into her upper back. She explains to the clinical medical assistant that she's had difficult and painful menses since she first got her period as a teenager. Renee also informs the MA that during her teenage years, she had multiple pelvic infections. Based on Renee's symptoms, you would suspect _________ to be the physician's diagnosis.
A. menorrhagia
B. metrorrhagia
C. dysmenorrhea
D. menopause
Answer:
dysmenorhea
Explanation:
This is seeming like menstrual crampsThis including heavy and normal bleeding .This also includes lower and upper back painsOption C is correct
Which statement is true concerning CDR and EHR?
Answer:
CDR supports management of data for an EHR.
Explanation:
I need someone to vent to got a lot goin through my head.
Answer:
vent
Explanation:
the expression or release of a strong emotion, energy, etc.
vent all you want
(05.01 MC)
Which list describes the path oxygen takes to the blood? (3 points)
Answer:
The study of the functioning of an internal organ is called psychology. There are different types of internal organs and these are the heart, kidney, lungs and etc.
The correct answer to the question is options C, C, and A
What is breathing?
The process of intake of oxygen and exhale of carbon dioxide. The organs involved in breathing are called lungs.
According to the question, the passage of oxygen in the lungs will be:- larynx, trachea, bronchi, and capillaries.
In the second question, increased surfaces are for the gas exchange with the capillaries.
In the third, question, the correct answer is option A which is A decrease in air pressure within the lungs that allows air to flow in.
Hence, the correct answer is mentioned above.
Explanation:
Which list describes the path oxygen takes to the blood?
A. bronchi, alveolar sacs, alveoli, capillaries
B. trachea, bronchi, capillaries, alveoli
C. larynx, trachea, bronchi, capillaries
D. pharynx, larynx, capillaries, alveoli
2. What function do the alveolar sacs serve in the respiratory system?
A. cool and clean the air before it moves to the capillaries
B. warm and clean the air before it moves to the alveoli
C. increase surface area for gas exchange with the capillaries
D. decrease pathogens in the air before it moves to the alveoli
3. How does air pressure control expiration?
A. A decrease in air pressure within the lungs allows air to flow in.
B. An increase in air pressure within the lungs allows air to flow out.
C. A decrease in air pressure within the lungs causes them to contract.
D. An increase in air pressure within the lungs causes them to expand.
4. What
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#5 The female breasts consist of three types of tissue: glandular, fibrous, and __________ (fat).
A. adipose
B. acini
C. septa
D. lactiferous
Answer:
A. adipose tissue(fat)
Answer:
adipose
Explanation:
Breasts conclude fatty connective tissuesAdipose tissues refers to body fat tissues found all where in body .So here adipose tissue should be included with glandular and fibrous tissuesan approximate normal systolic blood pressure can be calculated for infants and children by using which of the following formulas?
Select one:
Answer:
80 + 2* Age (in years)
Explanation:
A 5-year-old's rough systolic blood pressure would be 90.