Answer:
i always feel really bad when i see a question that nobody has answered, forcing the one asking to guess and get a lower grade. so remember everyone, don't just find answers to your question... answer some too!!!!!
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Select the correct answer.
Which of the following would you describe as a public health issue?
O A.
a sudden outbreak of cholera
OB.
a man having an operation due to food poisoning
OC.
a candy store opening up in town
Answer:last one I think hope this helped
Explanation:
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Answer:
b.........................
Why does sexual harassment at school often go unreported?
The victim feels empowered.
The victim knows others who were harassed.
The victim fears that others will not believe the report.
The victim enjoys the offender’s attention.
Answer:
The victim fears that others will not believe the report
Explanation:
It is a big deal when someone reports sexual harassment. When a student is sexually harassed they feel melancholy. Sometimes the harasser is known as a "good person" and people won't believe that they would do anything to hurt the victim. That is why the victim might fear others not believing them.
Such cases of harassment at school often go unreported as the victim fears that others will not believe the report. The correct option is C.
What is harassment?Objectionable jokes, epithets, or name-calling are illustrations of abusive behavior, as are physical assaults or threats, intimidation, ridicule or mockery, insults or put-downs, offensive objects or pictures, and interference with work performance.
Some harassment is never reported just because of some fear either of the offenders or overlooked by others.
Such cases of harassment at school often go unreported as the victim fears that others will not believe the report.
Thus, the correct option is C.
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Drawing more than the recommended amount of an infant's blood volume may result in which of the following conditions?
Answer:
Iatrogenic Anemia
Explanation:
Use these:
https://quizlet.com/66072055/phlebotomy-test-flash-cards/
Answer:
what are the choices?
Explanation:
please put the choices so i can help you
which of rhe following situation depicts communication that controls/regulate behavior
Answer:
a. Telling someone to keep quiet
Explanation:
Communication refers to the relay of information between two or more people. Communication can take many forms and can be passed through various means or channels. Telling someone to keep quiet is a form of command or instruction which is meant to be obeyed.
It is used for children to regulate their behavior. When used on adults who do not like being regulated, it might come off as offensive.
What happen if you suddenly stopped training due to an injury?
What is a chronic disease?
Answer:
Henry most likely has Chronic Hypertension
Explanation:
Google Definition: Chronic Hypertension is the term for having high blood pressure and increases your risk for heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or kidney disease
Which type of muscle produces
movement in hollow organs, in the walls
of blood vessels, and in the eyes?
A.Cardiac
B.Skeletal
C.Visceral
You work for a small organisation providing home care. As part of your role, you have been asked by your supervisor to work without proper equipment. How would you go about addressing this? How could you present this to the management of your organisation? (Think of a single situation only, rather than making it general, eg your organisation does not have a mechanical lifter for lifting heavy patients.
i would adress this with the manager as it is part of the offical OSHA regualtions employers responsibilities,
https://www.osha.gov/workers/employer-responsibilities
if they brush you off or act with aggression or threatening to fire you if you say anything, (which is also against the law) i would file a complaint and have official sourced proof to back your case
Some people think that school cafeterias should be required to provide low-fat and/or vegetarian lunch options to accommodate the eating habits of all students. Do you agree or disagree? Explain your position and use specific reasons and examples as support. (Write at least ten sentences. Spelling, grammar, and punctuation count.)
Answer:
Explanation:
Yes. Cafeterias should absolutely include low fat and vegetarian lunch options for different eating habits. Why should some students be excluded just because they are a minority? They shouldn't is the answer. Some people maybe have a special religious need to eat differently, or for health reasons, or it is their preference. Non the less it should be respected. We wouldn't be asking this question if the only thing offered in a cafeteria was vegetarian food because that is not what the majority wants. We should push for everyone to feel included and safe. Saying that we shouldn't offer a low fat or vegetarian food means that the people who eat that type of food are not important and their needs shouldn't be looked at. If vegetarians and low-fat eaters are asked to adapt to the school food then it is only logical to ask the same for the other side.
Every morning, Gabe explains to Vivian what her tasks for that day will be. Which of the following best demonstrates that Vivian is listening? O A. Vivian refrains from asking questions while Gabe is talking. B. Vivian takes careful notes while Gabe is talking. C. Vivian nods her head while Gabe is talking. D. Vivian looks away while Gabe is talking.
Answer:
B. Vivian takes careful notes while Gabe is talking
Explanation:
If she refrains from asking questions then she either doesn't have any or she isn't listening. If she nods her head she could just be getting him to think she is listening so he stops talking. When people look away while someone is talking that most of the time means something else has their attention. If she is taking careful notes then she is trying to make sure she is going to do what he is asking.
Answer: its B
Explanation:
Vivian takes a careful note while gabe is talking
When you first see something, the cornea projects an image onto your:
Answer:
Retina
Explanation:
How many stages of sleep are there?
5
3
3
6
Answer: Their are four stages of sleep.
Explanation:
1.Is hair color:nature or nurture
2.musical ability:nature or nurture
3.Alcoholism:nature or nurture
4.IQ: nature or nurture
5.cancer: nature or nurture
6.six feet tall: nature or nurture
7.blood type: nature or nurture
I suck at this pls help
Answer:
The correct answer is option Volley ball
Explanation:
An alternative sport is different from extreme sport in the sense that alternative sports are more dangerous than the main stream sports. Also alternative sports are meant more for enjoyment and less for physical exercise while mainstream sports are meant more for physical exercise.
Some common example of mainstream sports include – Volley ball, foot ball, cricket, hand ball, badminton etc,.
While some common examples of alternative sports are – paragliding, rock climbing etc.
Answer:
vollyball
Explanation:
Which of these postsecondary degrees comes after a bachelor's degree
(going from lowest to highest)?
A. Associate degree
B. Master's degree
O C. High school diploma
D. PhD
SUBND
Answer:
The post-secondary degree that comes after a bachelor's degree is Master's degree.
Explanation:
The Master's degree is an advanced postgraduate study that implies the specialization of a previous university career, being the obtention of a Bachelor's degree a requirement to carry out this program of studies.
The academic degree levels are, in order:
Associate's degree.Bachelor's degree.Master's degree.Doctorate's degree or PhD.Then, the degree that follows after Bachelor's degree is Master's degree.
A complete master's program can last between 1 and 2 years, and allows the graduate to opt for better job positions and a better salary. Sometimes, the study time of a master's degree can be extended to obtain a doctorate.
The order in which the academic degrees are presented explains why the other options are not correct.
how does our body respond to stress
Answer: The way that our body responds to stress is by releasing stress hormones like; Adrenaline, coristol, etc. Also stress makes the body's heart beat faster, muscles tighten, blood pressure rises, breathe quickens, and your senses sharpened.
Explanation: Um, I just know things and these are facts.
a tube called the extends from the bladder to the outside of the body
what are diet pills?
Answer:
Diet pills are weight loss medication help with weight regulations and all
Explanation:
Which of the following is the least effective strategy for encoding information into long-term memory?
a) relating new information to information already in memory.
b) mentally repeating new information.
c) structuring the information using memories
Answer:
a. relating new information to information already in memory
Explanation:
Which influences are external such as other people or the environment?
Answer:
Outside variables, for example, changes in enactment, nature, rivalry or new innovation can affect the achievement of a private venture.
Explanation:
Match the term with the correct definition.
1. non-digestible food substance from plants
saturated fats
fiber
unsaturated fats
2. healthy fats from plant or fish sources
3. the basic building blocks of proteins
a part of the body that is made up of the brain, nerves, and
4.
spinal cord
5. unhealthy fats from animal sources
a condition in which the body has the proper amount of
6.
water in it to perform normally
amino acids
hydrated
neurological system
Answer:
1.fiber
2.saturated fat
3.amino acids
4.spinal cord:amino acids
5.unsaturated fat
6.hydrated
Answer:
1. fiber
2. saturated fat
3. amino acids
4. spinal cord
5. unsaturated fat
6. hydrated
Explanation:
What are some causes that you want to support in the future (question is for you guys)
Answer:
Explanation: I want to support for the one who are weak and lonely. I also want to work for them.
Mr. Doolittle Has Medicare Part A and B Coverage. He was Well During The Entire Past Year. On January 1, Mr. Doolittle Is Rushed To The Hospital, Where Dr. Input Perform An Emergency Gastric Resection. The Hospital Bills Medicare Under The Part A Coverage, And Under The Part B Coverage, The Physician Bills $450 For Surgical Services. The Doctor Agrees To Accept Assignment. The Patient Has Not Met Any Of His Deductible For 2017 Which Is $183. Complete The Following Statements By Putting In The Correct Amounts.
Answer:
600 dollars
Explanation:
my feelings during pademic
Answer:
hope you are doing fine now
take it easy okay
all is going to be okay
Explanation:
Answer:
my felling during pendemic is sad
Which best describes why getting sufficient sleep is important for time management?
Sleep affects attention span.
Sleep reduces the need for memorization.
Sleep improves random access memory.
Sleep prevents procrastination.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure its a
Explanation:
Why I think this is because when you're sleepy you obviously just want to go to sleep. Therefore, it'll cause you to not want to do work, but to sleep.
I can't explain it well, but you get my point.
Answer:
To Confirm The Answer Is In Fact A Sleep affects attention span.
Explanation:
I Did The Test On Edge 2021
2. What is the advantage of doing indoor physical activities?
The range of a set of data scores is determined by subtracting the lowest score from the highest.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
True or False
Answer: t
Explanation:
Answer:
its true
Explanation:
Why do fingernails not fall out?
Answer:
DO YOU HAVE A PRAGRAPH SIR NOT TO BE RUDE BUT DO YOU :)))))))))))))))))))
Explanation:
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Mrs. Ogden recently had a seizure. Her primary care doctor sent her to a
technician who scans brain activity to determine a diagnosis.
Answer:
Because Mrs. Ogden has had a seizure, her doctor thinks it may be due to a brain disease, such epilepsy, and decides to send her to an EEG technician to determine her diagnosis.
Explanation:
Seizures in a person, such as Mrs. Ogden, can be the sign of a functional or structural problem in the brain, such as epilepsy or a brain tumor.
One of the techniques for diagnosing brain diseases is the electroencephalogram (EEG), which allows the study of brain waves by recording the brain's electrical activity by placing electrodes in the skull. The person in charge of carrying out this study is the EEG technician, who will perform the test that will later be evaluated by the neurologist.
