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Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A.
The thoracic duct receives lymph from only the left half of the body.
B.
The right lymphatic duct receives lymph from only the right half of the body.
C.
The thoracic duct receives the majority of the lymph from the body.
D.
The right lymphatic duct receives the majority of the lymph from the body.
Answer:
C. The thoracic duct receives the majority of the lymph from the body.
Explanation:
"Lymph" is considered the fluid that goes through the body's lymphatic system.
The "thoracic duct" receives majority of the lymph from the body–accounting to 75% of the total lymph. It doesn't only receive lymph from the left half of the body but from the entire body. So this makes choice A incorrect and choice D incorrect.
The right lymphatic duct doesn't only receive lymph from the right side of the body, it may also collect lymph from the lower lobe of the left lung. So this makes choice B incorrect.
How can emotions influence your food choices?
Answer:
Sensory, physiological and psychological mechanisms are reviewed that underlie emotional influences on food choice. Both moods and emotions are considered. Eating a meal will reliably alter mood and emotional predisposition, typically reducing arousal and irritability, and increasing calmness and positive affect.
Explanation:
How do healthy family relationships atlect members of a communits
Community members brainstorm ways to improve overall safety
Community members keep to themselves within a neighborhood,
Community members are aggressive toward others in order to get things done.
Community members engage in arguments over decorations during the holidays.
Answer:
I do believe the answer is Community members brainstorm ways to improve overall safety
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Answer:
A.)
Explanation:
Community members brainstorm ways to improve overall safety.
Which State modos accurately describes The ideal fluid balance of for your body
A) less fluid intake than fluid loss
B) more fluids laws them fluid intake
C) Equal fluid intake and fluid loss
D) less fluid loss than fluid intake
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
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The organs involved in digestion contain what to make their walls move? A) muscles B) nerves C) proteins D) carbohydrates
Are there disadvantages to having all medical records in only paper form not backed on a computer?
True
False
Hospitals spend millions of dollars protecting confidential health records from being hacked?
True
False
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Conflicts in healthcare settings are rare as the patient is always the focus of
attention.
True
False
Answer:false
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is false.
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Explanation:
Striated muscles are what
why is population considered as the most important aspect for development
Answer: Because the population is in charge of creating those elements that are going to be part of the development. Human capital is considered the most valuable for the growth and development of any company or organization in any country.
Explanation: A country may have a large number of resources that can contribute to its development, but if there is not the human capital necessary to exploit and manage it, growth will not be possible. The population is composed of people who have knowledge in different areas and this together allows for development.
The blastocyst divides into two sections of cells before implanting itself into the uterine wall. What are these two sections called?
Answer:trophoblast and embryoblast
Explanation:
5. Match the following words with their definitions.
1. resistance training
2. body composition
a combination of fat-free mass and fat mass in your body
b. involves the use of weights
c moving and increasing the stretch gradually
d. holding a stretch
3. static stretching
4. dynamic stretching
Answer:
Explanation:
1. resistance training - b. involves the use of weights
2. body composition -a combination of fat-free mass and fat mass in your body
3. static stretching - d. holding a stretch
4. dynamic stretching -c moving and increasing the stretch gradually
Resistance training is done with weights to provide adequate resistance that you need to train a muscle or muscle group. This is very convenient because you can adjust the weight you want or need to lift to train the muscle.
Body composition is just that. What amount of fat or lean body weight composes your body. Lean body weight is not the same as muscle because there are bones, organs, and other things that add to that weight.
Static stretching involves you going in a pose and holding that for some time. 30s-1m is the recommended time for holding a stretch for optimal flexibility and to avoid injury
Dynamic stretching is holding some poses for stretching but not holding them for long but moving to some other pose to stretch other muscles.
The is a thin layer around the cerebrum that is responsible for movement, processing information from the five senses, and the ability to understand.
Answer:
Cerebral cortex.
Explanation:
Cerebral cortex is a thin layer around the cerebrum that is responsible for movement, processing information from the five senses, and the ability to understand. It is a thin layer found in the brain that is responsible for covering the outer portion or part (about 1.5mm to 5mm) of the cerebrum.
Generally, the cerebral cortex is also known as gray matter and mainly covered by the meninges.
The cerebral cortex typically makes up two-third (⅔) of the total mass of the brain and is responsible for learning and understanding of language, planning and organization, touch sensation, thinking, perception, production and processing of information.
Additionally, cerebral cortex comprises of four (4) lobes and these includes frontal lobes, occipital lobes, temporal lobes and parietal lobes.
Stating the consequences of drug use is a resistance strategy that can involve __________. A. explaining why the drug is harmful to you B. explaining possible negative side effects of the drug C. explaining how your life might negatively change if you began taking the drug D. all of the above!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Answer:
d) all of the above
Explanation:
Vitamins A, D, E, and K are _____ vitamins.
A. water-soluble
B. fat-soluble
C. muscle-soluble
D. membrane-soluble
Answer:
Fat-soluble
Explanation:
In today's football, 15 players are used on the field, which represent each offense or defense
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Each team takes turns being on defense and offense
Sonia is a small animal veterinarian. Lately, she has had to handle many traumatic cases. Being a very emotional person, she is saddened to see
her patients suffering from such trauma. She feels emotionally drained and depressed.
Sonia is probably suffering from.....
what would she be suffering from?
Answer:
compassion fatigue i think
it could also be a burnout
Explanation:
i took vet classes (its on of those but im leaning more to compassion fatigue)
if i biked for a week and did three and a half hours a day how long did i bike in total?
The prefix cardio refers to
Does anyone watch GMM (Good Mythical Morning)?
60
Which of the following helps to protect the spinal cord?
A.
Meninges
B.
Cerebrospinal fluid
C.
Vertebral column
D.
All of the above
Answer:
All of the above.
Explanation:
Answer:
D all of the above
What steps can Amalya take to ensure she stays informed about environmental issues? Check all that apply.
She can pay attention to local news broadcasts when environmental issues are mentioned.
She can search her local newspaper’s website for information about environmental issues.
She can ask her friends if they know what is going on.
She can subscribe to e-mails sent by environmental organizations in her area.
She can pay attention to pollution or water advisories given out by her state’s agencies.
Answer:
All but C!!
Explanation: just did it
____ is a general term for cognitive decline.
Answer: Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) causes a slight but noticeable and measurable decline in cognitive abilities, including memory and thinking skills. A person with MCI is at an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's or another dementia.
Explanation:
Answer:
Dementia
Explanation:
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A large hospital is associated with two nearby pharmacies. The owners of the hospital would like patient information
to be stored and shared electronically between the hospital and the pharmacies. Which is the best solution for this
task?
O posting a notice of confidentiality
O posting a notice of privacy practices
• utilizing a Regional Health Information Organization
O participating in the National Health Information Network
Answer: utilizing a Regional Health Information Organization so your answer would be (c)
Explanation: just took the test
the optic nerve sends impulses to the spine
true or false?
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Optic nerve is your eyes
If We get Mt dna from our Mothers what do we get from our fathers?
Answer:
We obtain DNA from both our father and mother, as they contribute it through the gametes.
Explanation:
Each human being has 46 chromosomes, each of which is made up of DNA molecules and contains the genes that determine its appearance and function.
Both parents produce sex cells, called gametes, which contain half of the genetic information —23 chromosomes— that will be shared to form a new individual. So, each person shares both his father's and mother's DNA, and their characteristics will be the result of the combination of both DNAs.
The principle of progression states which of the following? A. As you increase your overlord your muscles will adapt to the changes. b. Increased demands are placed on the body. C. You use specific exercises to work different ereas of the body
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Because you use cardio for your health, while you use weights for muscle mass
1. Deoxygenated blood is brought into the heart through the superior/inferior vena cava.
True or False??
why are blood vessels in the dermis but not the epidermis
Answer:
The epidermis does not contain blood vessels; instead, cells in the deepest layers are nourished by diffusion from blood capillaries that are present in the upper layers of the dermis. Diffusion provides nourishment and waste removal from the cells of the dermis, as well as for the cells of the epidermisExplanation:
Everytime you swing with the golf club and hit the ball, it is called what? Name 3 different golf clubs. You cannot do what, when someone is about to hit the ball? Explain what PAR means- What do you yell when you hit the ball towards someone? The score of one under PAR on a hole is called what? The score on one over PAR on a hole is called what? How many holes are on a standard golf course? Historians can trace the sport of golf back to what country in the 1400s? Name 3 golf vocabulary terminology (terms) and describe what those 3 vocabulary terms mean.
Answer:
Answered below
Explanation:
a) A golf swing.
b) Iron, hybrid and wood.
c) A par is the number of strokes or score a professional player is expected make to complete a hole.
d) You say 'fore' when you hit the ball towards someone.
e) Birdie.
f) Bogey
g) 18 holes in a golf course.
h) Scotland.
I) Eagle is a score of two under par
Double bogey is a score of two over par
Ace is hitting the ball into the hole in one stroke.