when do babies generally develop full sensitivity for taste.

Answer:

normally it would take 9 months to a year

Answer:

Between 12 to 19 months

Explanation:

12 to 19 months the babies starts to develop full taste.

Which fact supports the conclusion that goats are crucial to the international food supply?
Americans use milk from goats to make cheese.
Most of the world's milk comes from goats.
Many Americans prefer cow meat to goat meat.
The flavor of a goat's milk varies by its breed

Identify the correct order of the steps involved in narrowing down a research topic

. A. Write a thesis; choose a topic; zero in on an issue; ask a question.
B. Ask a question; choose a topic; zero in on an issue; write a thesis.
C. Zero in on an issue; write a thesis; choose a topic; ask a question
D. Choose a topic; zero in on an issue; ask a question; write a thesis.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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Below are parenting scenarios from the previous videos. Pick one of these and provide at least two thought out and complete solutions for that scenario. Your answer should be at least 4-5 sentences with an explanation of why your solutions are the answer to the problem.

Shawnta and Juan are 20-year-old high school graduates with a 3-year-old daughter, Lia. Juan works on the help desk solving customer IT (information technology) issues for a small company. He has $340 in child support withheld from his wages every month. Shawnta works part time and is attending community college to become a nurse. Shawnta depends on the child support from Juan to pay for child care and other monthly bills. Two months ago Juan got laid off and hasn’t been able to find another job. Without money for child care, Shawnta has been missing some of her classes. Juan has begun to receive past-due notices from the child support office. He wants to pay but doesn’t have the money. He’s stopped spending time with Lia because he’s embarrassed about not having any money. Shawnta is frustrated with Juan because he’s not providing any money and not spending time with Lia. What can Shawnta and Juan do about their situation?

2.1.3. Suggest and discuss TWO ways a community can
be responsible in ensuring the promotion of service
that promote safety and healthy living ​

A 35 year old factory worker presents for eval of pain in his left arm. He denies any acute trauma or injury. His job involves inspecting jars and he has to test the opening and closing of the jar lids. He denies fever or chills. On exam there is no swelling over the elbow. You palpate the olecranon process, and he has tenderness on the left lateral epicondyle but not on the medial epicondyle. What is your most likely diagnosis?

a) olecranon bursitis
b) osteoarthritis
c) lateral epicondrylitis
d) epicondylar fracture

1. What are your thoughts on athletes using steroids in Jr. High, High School, College, and professional sports?

2. What surprises you most about the steroid use and the athletes in the article?

Which of the following is NOT an example of how your environment could have an influence on your food choice or eating habits?

A. Attending a local football game that serves cheeseburgers and fries
B. Going out for pizza with your friends with no other menu options
C. Your social media feed is showing a delicious recipe idea
D. Your school lunch program offers tater tots or pasta, and you do not like either choice​

What is the next step after gathering information when making smart food choices?
a. Decide if help is needed.
b. Take personal responsibility.
c. Review the decision made.
d. Identify alternative food choices.

Which statements are true about alcohol treatment programs? Check all that apply.

They offer positive peer pressure.
They provide structure.
They teach coping skills.
They promote self-destructive behavior.
They allow for a new beginning.
They support working with unrealistic goals.

Select the word or phrase that best completes each of the following sentences.

_____ specialize in food and how it nourishes the body.
A _____ is a doctor who specializes in the internal imaging of the body.
_____ are people who care for teeth and gums.

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Which of the following is the order of events when HIV enters the body?


T-4 cells take over HIV cells, then HIV takes over the bloodstream and T-4 cells destroy the HIV cells.


HIV invades the bloodstream and spreads over the entire body.


HIV invades a T-4 white blood cell, takes over that cell, reproduces and HIV particles enter the blood stream and take over other T-4 cells and the immune system weakens because of a lack of T-4 cells.


T-4 cells take over HIV cells.

Malaria is a disease that is spread by mosquitoes. Mosquitoes lay eggs in stagnant water. Which of the following methods would help to control the number of mosquitoes?

(i) Taking medicines that prevent malaria.

(ii) Put a thin film of oil on the surface of the water in a big pool.

(iii) Keeping the surroundings dry.

(iv) spraying chemical that kills insects.



Only (i)


Only (ii) and (iii)


Only (i), (ii) and (iii)


Only (ii), (iii) and (iv)

What parenting quality do parents who control themselves under stressful conditions demonstrate?
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List or describe two ways a person who identifies as Latino, Latina, Latinx, Latine, Hispanic, Central American, South American, and/or Spanish might experience stereotyping

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Unit 4

1. Which of the following actions would be considered substance abuse?

A. using stimulants to study for school exams.

B. taking an over-the-counter-drug without your doctor's prescription to treat a headache.

C. getting a prescription from your doctor for an ear infection.

D. All of these choices are correct.
________________________

2. Which of the following symptoms indicates a psychological dependency?

A. developing an irregular heartbeat.

B. relying upon marijuana to enjoy a movie.

C. suffering from withdrawal headaches.

D. None of the choices are correct.

________________________

3. The leading preventable cause of death in the United States is:

A. tobacco use

B. drunk driving

C. overdose of prescription drugs.

D. illegal drug abuse.

__________________________________________

4. Snuff and chew are harmful because they:

A. contain nicotine.

B. increase problems with gum and tooth disease.

C. significantly increase the risk of cancers of the mouth, lip, throat, and esophagus.

D. All of these choices are correct.

__________________________________________

5. A person who has Emphysema feels:

A. 7 relaxed.

B. stimulated

C. suffocated

D. hyperactive

__________________________________________

6. Binge drinking is consuming:

A. five or more drinks at a time for men.

B. any form of hard alcohol.

C. no more than three drinks per day for men.

D. fewer than three drinks per week for women.

__________________________________________

7. Which of the following choices can speed up how fast alcohol leaves your body's system?

A. a cold shower

B. coffee

C. walking it off

D. None of the choices are correct

__________________________________________

8. Cirrhosis is:

A. an addiction to alcohol.

B. cancer of the liver.

C. inflammation of the liver.

D. scarring of the liver

__________________________________________

9. At which of the following BAC levels can a person feel effects of the alcohol?

A. 0.02

B. 0.05

C. 0.08

D. 0.1

__________________________________________

10. Alcohol is classified as:

A. a suppressant.

B. an upper.

C. a depressant.

D. a stimulant.

__________________________________________

11. Drug abuse is:

A. the consistent misuse of a drug or the use of a drug for something other than what it is intended.

B. when a drug is taken by someone for whom it was not prescribed.

C. when a drug is used as directed or prescribed for a specific illness or treatment.

D. All of these choices are correct.

__________________________________________

12. Which of the following tips about prescription drugs is not good advice?

A. Take medicine in the exact amount and on the same schedule prescribed by your doctor.

B. Always tell your doctor about past problems you have had with drugs.

C. Keep a daily record of all the drugs you take.

D. Stop taking a prescription medicine if you feel better, even if there is left over medication.

__________________________________________

13. Drug tolerance is when:

A. the body reacts negatively to a drug.

B. a drug does not produce the same effects over a period of time.

C. a person feels physical symptoms if they stop taking a drug.

D. a person has a strong craving for a drug.

__________________________________________

14. Which of the following drugs would be considered a stimulant?

A. Valium

B. heroin

C. methamphetamine

D. aspirin

__________________________________________

15. Heroin is one of the most addictive examples of:

A. narcotics.

B. hallucinogens.

C. stimulants.

D. prescription drugs.

__________________________________________

16. Which of the following infections causes small blisters on or around the genital area?

A. pubic lice

B. herpes

C. gonorrhea

D. chlamydia

__________________________________________

17. Which of the following forms of birth control on the market is the only one proven to reduce the transmission of HIV and other STDs?

A. foam

B. birth control pill

C. IUD

D. latex condoms

__________________________________________

18. Which of the following choices is a symptom of HIV?

A. fever

B. night sweats

C. fatigue

D. All of these choices are correct.

__________________________________________

19. Which of the following statements about HIV is true?

A. It attacks the body's immune system so that it cannot effectively fight off infections.

B. It does not affect the person until it turns into AIDS.

C. It causes cancer.

D. None of these choices are correct.

__________________________________________

20. Follow-up tests are recommended for HIV blood tests that come back negative because the:

A. tests are often wrong.

B. technology is not very good.

C. incubation period is unpredictable.

D. All of these choices are correct.

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In general, which of the following is NOT true concerning teens and marriage?
A.
Many married teens may experience changes in friendships.
B.
Many married teens may experience limitations on income.
C.
Many married teens may experience resentment within the relationship.
D.
Many married teens remain together for a large number of years.

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Which of the following BEST describes the possible impact of tobacco use on families?
A.
Tobacco use can lead to financial difficulties.
B.
Tobacco use can cause increased incidence of illness.
C.
Tobacco use can lead to increased family conflict.
D.
all of the above

in the swim and survive program, why do we need to know the different characteristics of people in difficulty? Explain the different characteristics.​

All of the following examples show suspicion of encountering a human trafficking victim except

A. a child screaming in a store with two adults that he is angry and wants to leave right now
B. a woman at a rest area who appears to be malnourished and abused but does not want police called
C. an immigrant man working construction for seemingly no money with an extremely controlling boss
D. a teenage girl on a street corner looking paranoid as she approaches several men over a short period of time​

Drink water at least every __
minutes while exercising in hot
weather.

Agent Marvin Millner wants to reach out to his current clients for referrals. What advice would you give to Marvin?

what is the safest way to find out in the load is heavy to lift?​

Drug abuse can be characterized by all of the following except

A. inability to focus on schoolwork and home responsibilities
B. legal problems cause by drug possession
C. physical harm to yourself because of drug use
D. withdrawal symptoms when you cannot access your choice drug
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According to The U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
1)
Any compressive force above 3,300 newtons is unsafe
2)
Any compressive force above 2,300 newtons is unsafe
3)
Any compressive force above 1,300 newtons is unsafe
O 4)
Any compressive force above 300 newtons is unsafe

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which of the following is an example of mechanical AIDS for lifting
A. Rope
B.Piece of string and stone
C. A fort lift truck
D. Levitation​