Answer:
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Explanation:
The "Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation" was established by Nancy Brinker in 1982 in memory of her late sister (Susan Goodman Komen) who died of breast cancer at the age of 36. The organization was meant to help in the research and spread of breast cancer awareness to people.
It became known for its "pink ribbon" logo that you often see during Breast Cancer Awareness month (October). The organization holds the biggest fundraising event dedicated to breast cancer awareness. Such event started in 1983 with 800 participants. Later on, the participants reached more than a million.
During the first stage of sleep deprivation, the subject may __________. A. seem visibly impaired B. be unable to focus C. be irritable or grumpy D. experience hallucinations
Its C. be irritable or grumpy
Answer:
c: be irritable or grumpy
Explanation:
Answer:
C is correct
Explanation:
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William got into a major car accident. He came into the emergency room with 3 large issues. First, he had a major cut down his right arm and was unable to stop the bleeding. He could not feel the tips of his fingers in his right hand and he was having trouble breathing. Which of Williams’s symptoms is caused by a problem with the nervous system?
Answer:
Having trouble breathing
Explanation:
When people get in car accidents, they tend to get scared and overwhelmed which raises blood pressure and causes fast breathing.
Answer:
He could not feel the tips of his fingers in his right hand
Explanation:
The human's "nervous system" is divided into two: the "central nervous system" and the "peripheral nervous system." Both of these work together to provide sensation to the human body.
If William cannot feel the tips of his fingers, then this poses a problem to his nervous system. It means, his neurons have a hard time communicating with the brain in order to signal the necessary information that he should be feeling now. This is probably brought about by a damage to the nerves because he had a major cut down his right arm.
why do you need to the gender of the person
Answer:
what is this supposed to mean
I am not 100% sure what the question is but the gender and sex of a person are both very different things
Example: Gender; is what the doctors told your mother you were
Sex; Is how you feel or how we identify ourselves
Read the following patient information and determine which of these options most closely resembles what you would find on an electronic medical record. A. Carrie, diagnosed with leukemia in 2014, single, white female, owns one dog and one cat, drives a motorcycle B. Alisha, 29 year old female, diagnosed with diabetes, enjoys fly- fishing, golfing, and dancing C. Charles, 47 year old male, allergic to aspirin, all immunizations current D. Ronald, 60 year old male, high blood pressure, owes dentist $64
Answer:
Charles, 47 year old male, allergic to aspirin, all immunizations current
Explanation:
Answer: C
Explanation:
Tracey is at a party with her friends. During the evening, she drinks a number of alcoholic drinks in a very short amount of time. Her friends notice that Tracey is showing signs of confusion. She vomits twice, and her breathing becomes irregular. Tracey’s friends are becoming very concerned.
What should Tracey’s friends do to help her? Check all that apply.
Answer: Stay with the person. Leaving a person alone and checking on them every 15 minutes is putting their life at risk. Monitor their breathing and pulse. If their breathing becomes irregular, dial 911. If they become non-responsive, dial 911 immediately. If you cannot wake someone up and they have had a large amount of alcohol, they need medical assistance immediately.
Explanation:
Answer:
-They should help her sit up
-They should call for an ambulance
-They should give her water to drink.
Explanation:
*What should Tracey’s friends do to help her? Check all that apply.*
All residents have certain rights in the home where do these rights come from
Answer:
Residents' Rights are guaranteed by the federal 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law. The law requires nursing homes to “promote and protect the rights of each resident” and places a strong emphasis on individual dignity and self-determination.
Explanation:
Explain the concept of consumer surplus
Answer:
Definition: Consumer surplus is defined as the difference between the consumers' willingness to pay for a commodity and the actual price paid by them, or the equilibrium price.
Explanation:
Answer:
difference between the consumers' willingness to pay for a commodity and the actual price paid by them, or the equilibrium price.
Explanation:
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Help me please and THANKYOU on question 4
Answer:
Sometimes a specimen might get cross contaminated by other factors when being delivered to the lab to be tested.
Explanation:
Which of these best describes passenger-restraint laws for young children?
A. Children under four years old and under a certain weight must
have their own air bags.
B. Children under nine years old and over a certain weight must use a
special child seat.
C. Children under four years old and under a certain weight must use
a special child seat.
D. Children who are at least four years old may wear a seat belt
instead of using a restrained child seat.
Answer:
. Children under nine years old and over a certain weight must use a
special child seat
Explanation:
B
What is a normal amount of urine to produce in a 24-hour period?
O a. 125 liters
O b. less than 1 liter
O c. 1-2 liters
O d. 20-25 liters
A positive feedback loop is one in which the body
Answer:
lungs i think
Explanation:
ha hope nelp
Answer:
pushes the set point beyond normal levels
Explanation:
edge
find the perimeter of rectangle.(b) L= 7 m 15 cm, b = 2m 25 cm plz help
Answer:
the answer would be 4 1/2
Explanation:
function of wings and proboscis of mosquito
Answer:
Proboscis: in female mosquitoes, this mouth part pierces the skin of a person or animal and sucks out blood. The males proboscis is not strong enough to pierce the skin, and males do not feed on blood.
Explanation:
You are at a grocery store picking up some eggs for a cake you are baking, when the elderly lady in front of you collapses.
As you bend down to see if you can help, you see that she is awake but a little confused. Her skin appears to be very pale and sweaty. She is also shaking as if she is cold. You notice that she has a scrape that is bleeding on her nose and she is holding her wrist.
•Do you know the difference between injury and illness?
•Is this woman suffering from an injury or illness?
•What are some questions you can ask her to help you figure what her problems are?
An illness is like when you are sick. An injury is when you are hurt. This women is most likely suffering from an injury. Some questions you could ask her is if she feels dizzy, does she need medical attention.
Which action is the best way
prevent cavities?
A. Changing your toothbrush every three months
B. Washing your hands regularly with soap
C. Using a fluoride-based toothpaste
D. Keeping your hands away from your mouth
Answer:
I think its A I don't really know
smooth muscles are those responsible for body movement True or False?
Answer:
It's False
Explanation:
Smooth muscle, for the most part, shapes the supporting tissue of veins and empty inside organs, for example, the stomach, digestive tract, and bladder.
"Muscles joined to bones or interior organs and veins, are in charge of development. About all development in the body is the aftereffect of muscle compression. The coordinated activity of joints, bones, and skeletal muscles produces clear developments, for example, strolling and running."
What question does Hugh have after analyzing his daughter's DNA?
Answer:After Hugh analyzed his daughter’s DNA, he understood that her DNA had certain malfunctioning genes. He wondered whether those genes were responsible for this daughter’s condition. He also had these questions:
Can this condition cause significant harm to her health?
If so, what kind of health problems will she develop?
Are there ways to treat this condition?
Explanation: plato
Which of the following is the best step in adapting to drought conditions?
O A. Board up windows and doors.
B. Determine your height above sea level.
O C. Know local evacuation procedures.
D. Repair dripping faucets.
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Answer: i would say probably c
Explanation:
Drugs like to hijack and take control of the brain so that we prefer drugs over other things.
True
False
What is one benefit of organ donation?
A. Organ donation raises large sums of money every year.
B. Many people die every year waiting for donor organs.
C. Organ donation saves many lives every year.
D. Many people pay for college tuition by donating organs.
help please??
"What is one benefit of organ donation?"
One donor alone can save or drastically improve the lives of eight or more people, and donations don't always have to occur postmortem. Living donation serves as a viable option, especially in cases of kidney and liver transplantation, and saves the life of both the recipient and the next person on the waiting list.
Answer:
c on edge
Explanation:
Guys i need a mission statement!!!!
OK so she said the mission statement!!! i said i love dance and tech!! please make it about that and please include something about depression!!!!!!
this was her example!!!!!!!!
PLEASE HELP!!!!
Answer:
Maybe this will work?
Explanation:
Our mission is to use the world of dance and technology to educate and encourage young people in ways of healthy coping mechanisms against the onset of depression.
Last night, the temperature fell from 0°F to - 13-Fi
45
hours. Alan calculated the average temperature
change per hour.
1
-13
Alan solved the problem, but when he checked the
answer by estimating, it didn't seem right. What error
did he make?
O Alan converted the mixed number to the wrong
improper fraction.
O He did not use the correct reciprocal fraction.
O He did not change the division problem to
multiplication.
O He added the numerators and denominators
instead of multiplying.
2
5
4.
66
5
22
5
66/22
6 (13)
1,452
25
Intro
Answer: it’s b ,
Explanation:
He did not use the correct reciprocal fraction.
Answer:
The answer is B (he did not use the correct reciprocal question)
Explanation:
hoped this helped!
If you wanted to increase your muscular endurance it would be important to participate in activities that
1. planks
2. body weight squats
3. walking lunges
4. pushups
5. situps
The answer would be A
The most commonly used medicines are antidepressants, otherwise known as pain relievers.
Answer:
Tylenol and aspirin are the most widely used over-the-counter analgesics
that are analgesics and require a prescription from the doctor include NSAIDs such as: carprofen, fenoprofen, ketoprofen, and sulindac.
Explanation:
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Which of the following causes important changes to begin to occur in the circulatory system? A. Introduction of iron into the blood B. Introduction of air into the lungs C. Introduction of carbon dioxide into the lungs D. Introduction of calcium into the blood
HELP PLEASE IM GIVING 30 POINTS
List the six steps of the practical problem-solving (REASON) process with a
description of each step.
Please dumb down the description for my smooth brain
what drug can be used to decrease the need for transfusion by increasing the number of red blood cells?
Answer:
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent (ESA)
Explanation:
The "ESA" minimizes the need for blood transfusions, especially when it comes to illnesses that needs such treatment. Once the ESA is administered through injection, the bone marrow in the body produces a specific amount of red blood cells (RBCs) needed to maintain a necessary hemoglobin level.
This drug is commonly given to patients with anemia. It can also be given to those undergoing chemotherapy, those who have kidney diseases and HIV.
Read the following patient information and determine which of these options most closely resembles what you would find on an electronic medical record. O A. Carrie, diagnosed with leukemia in 2014, single, white female, owns one dog and one cat, drives a motorcycle O B. Alisha, 29 year old female, diagnosed with diabetes, enjoys fly- fishing, golfing, and dancing O C. Charles, 47 year old male, allergic to aspirin, all immunizations current D. Ronald, 60 year old male, high blood pressure, owes dentist $64 O
Answer:
Charles, 47 year old male, allergic to aspirin, all immunizations current
Explanation:
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Nadiyah is invited to a party at her friend Judy's house. Judy's parents won't be home, and she is going to be serving alcohol. Nadiyah wants to go to the party so she can hang out with her friends. But Nadiyah knows her parents will ground her if they find out she went to the party. If Nadiyah is grounded she won't be able to go on the Spring Break trip she's been planning with her youth group.
In a paragraph of at least three complete sentences, offer Nadiyah advice about how to handle this situation. You can remind her about goal setting, the Lasting Zone and the Instant Zone, and/or the Turbo Button.
Answer:
Do no go
Explanation:
Parents know best, one can't defy ones agenda just to hang out with friends and on top ALCOHOL is being served, since she has been planning for the trip let her hold herself hanging out with friends can be some other time
Someone who binges does which of the following?
Answer:
Binge eating can have causes that aren't due to underlying disease. Examples include overindulging at holiday celebrations or consuming lots of calories preparation for an athletic event such as a marat
Explanation:
Eats more than a meals worth of food in one seating and does not stop even though he/she is full.
Since u didnt show answer choies its above this sentence in the answer bar is an explination f what it is