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No single food can provide all of the nutrients the body needs.
True or False?

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Answer 1
Answer: No single food can provide all of the nutrients the body needs. TRUE.

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Martin's goal is to increase his arm strength. Look at these entries in his workout log and determine which principle of training he is most likely trying to avoid during his workouts.Monday Bicep curls 3 reps @ 15 lbs, 20 push-ups Tuesday Kettle bell swings 5 reps @ 15 lbs, 90 second plank Wednesday Yoga class Thursday Sit-ups 50, 20 push-ups Friday Bicep curls 6 reps @15 lbs, 90 second plank Saturday 30-minute easy run Sunday Rest A. Intensity B. Tedium C. Reversibility D. Progression
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You and a partner are conducting a home visit of a patient who has been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.The doctor has asked you to spend time with the family to determine the patient's wishes. As you visit with
the family, you learn the individual with cancer wants to enjoy the rest of his or her life, not have any
experimental treatments, and stay home as long as possible. What kind of care will you recommend to the
doctor?
hospice care
end of life care
no care is needed
palliatie

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Answer: End of Life Care and Hospice Care

Explanation:

I chose this because i want to spend time with my family since i have low chances of surviving but i would also like to live and risk it. I would love to have fun and having chances of survival.

Ninety-five percent of pressure ulcers occur
on the upper part of the body.

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Answer:f

Explanation:

A message created to educate people about an issue is called a(n) __________.                a. advocateb. publlic service announcement
c. smoking law
d. medical advancement

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The answer is B.) public service announcement. 

Because A.) advocate: is the one giving the announcement. (wrong)
C.) smoking law: this is not a law: but a warning, and could have nothing to do with smoke. (wrong)
D.) medical advancement : Is when technology in the medical field becomes more efficient, Not a message. (wrong)

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A vervent monkey is in a tree eating bugs that are crawling along the branches. The vervent monkey sees a hawk circling overhead. The hawk is a predator of the monkeys. The vervent monkey cries out, warning the other monkeys to descend to the ground below the trees. In this scenario, what is the unconditioned stimulus for the vervent monkey’s behavior?
A. the vervent monkey eating bugs
B. the vervent monkey crying out
C. the group of monkeys descending
D. the sight of the hawk circling

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The best answer to the question that is being presented above would be letter  D. the sight of the hawk circling. It is the unconditioned stimulus for the vervent monkey's behavior because it was the normal response and was not paired with anything that would condition behavior.

Answer:

the correct answer is d

Which following statements about the societal costs of tobacco use is TRUE?

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Tobacco users contribute to an overall loss of productivity(by taking extra break, being less fit and falling sick)because When tobacco smokers fall sick, the whole society has to pay for this: they would be treated by the heath system, which is financed by the contributions by the whole society, not only smokers
The answer is C, to simplify what Kalahira is saying.

Which vitamin is considered the “sunshine vitamin” because it is derived from the sun? Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin D

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Vitamin D is considered the "sunshine vitamin."

vitamin D is the answer my dude
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Nick observes thickening and discoloration of the nail of the index finger. Nick is most likely suffering from what?
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