“The sun is 93 million miles away” is an example of:

A. Semantic memory.

B. Explicit memory.

C. Procedural memory.

D. Episodic memory.

Answer:

semantic memory i hope that's right

Explanation:

Describe how to select the proper method to measure body temperature.

What ICD-10-CM code is reported for an anaphylactic reaction to peanuts,

initial encounter?

Mr. Pace has a new script pick-up opportunity for metformin 500mg. What are some patient care central features that can be helpful to drive an impactful conversation? Select all that apply

How do I cope with flashbacks about the people who scarred me for life, while having constant flashbacks?

How many muscles are there in the human body?
a. 400
b. more than 600
c. less than 150
d. exactly 120

Match the method with how it is used:

Liquid Cleaners

UV light

Fumigation

Heat/pressure



Very effective, kills on all
surfaces. Expensive,
V cannot be present when
there, often requires some
clean up.


Easy to use, Cheap, great
for flat surfaces, effective.
Does not work well on
vertical surfaces, can be
smelly and require clean
up.


Very Effective, Kills on all
surfaces, no clean up
needed. However, it takes
a lot of time and cannot
be used on large objects.


Easy, Cheap, great for flat
surfaces, no clean up. Not
effective in shadows,
doesn't kill all microbes

Activity 1. spot the hazard directions: below are pictures of the workplace, encircle the hazard and complete the table below
D. dangers at the office

spot the hazard
list the hazard
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

assessment
describe the risks
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

make the changes
suggest ways to control the risk
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.​

What does a sustainable agriculture technician do? ​

What are the three rules for all types of burns?
1. NEVER apply
2. NEVER remove
or
3. NEVER
blisters.
or
stuck to the burn.

What’s the answer?????

is 1.5mg contraceptive pill effective​

The modern idea that our minds have a conscious and an unconscious track is known as _____ theory.

A. Dual-processing

B. Preconscious

C. Freudian

D. Introspective

Which of the following is a bacterial infection in the lungs?

emphysema

tuberculosis

asthma

bronchitis

100 points
if you have 3 cookies and your mom makes 2 dozen more and your friend tacks 15 home how many cookies do you have?

Mr. and Mrs. Williams and their two-year-old son, Michael, are seeing Dr. Browne at the Whitestone Pediatric Clinic. The parents are concerned with behavior patterns Michael has been exhibiting. When brought to the examination room, the nervous parents explain to the pediatrician that Michael very rarely shows facial expression. As an infant, Michael would exhibit an eye-to-eye gaze, and now he would rather play alone for hours than engage with other children or adults. Michael becomes enraged if interrupted.
Based on Michael's symptoms, you would suspect _______ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. cystic fibrosis
B. Down syndrome
C. failure to thrive
D. autism

Salivary glands are an example of
A
A hormone
B.
An endocrine gland
C.
An exocrine gland
D.
An endocrine organ

How many people were diagnosed with diabetes in 1978

Which of the following is the TRUEEST statement?

Most adult cancers are:
carcinomas.

melanomas.

leukemias.

sarcomas.

All of the following are true regarding genetically modified organisms (GMOs) EXCEPT:


a.
many GMO crops have a terminator gene which makes seeds from the crop sterile


b.
GMO crops are often breed to be resistant to herbicides, leading to herbicide overuse


c.
GMO crops have the potential to address world hunger


d.
GMO products must be labeled in the US


e.
GMOs are considered to be safe for human consumption

Select the correct answer.
Which stage of Erik Erikson's psychosocial theory of personality is the first one and occurs during infancy?
A.
autonomy versus shame
B.
trust versus mistrust
C.
initiative versus guilt
D. industry versus inferiority

The structure of the forebrain that connects the two hemispheres of cerebrum is the
A.
Cerebral cortex
B.
Cerebral medulla
C.
Corpus callosum
D.
Cerebellar cortex

I NEED HELP!!! ASAP!!! I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT TO DO!! 95 PTS!!!

Step 1: Research and Macronutrients

Research the nutritional needs of the following two men:


Male 1: 30-year-old male, long-distance runner who weighs 140 lbs. and has a body fat percentage of 20 percent. He is 5’10” tall.


Male 2: 30-year-old male, works a desk job all day. He is sedentary and the only exercise he gets is a short walk once a week. He weighs 190 lbs. and his body fat percentage is 30 percent. He is also 5’10” tall.


Based on your research, use your best judgment to estimate the following nutritional requirements for each man. Record your information on the provided sheet.


Daily caloric needs

Daily intake of macronutrients: protein, fat, carbohydrates (in grams)

Daily water intake (in cups)

Any recommended micronutrients or supplements (optional)

Step 2: Graph

Create a bar graph comparing the daily nutritional needs of each man. See example below for reference. Note: The following graph is merely an example on how to design your graph; the data included is not relevant.


You may create your graph by hand on paper or poster board, use a slide presentation program, or a word processing program. Step 3: Statistical Information

Using the provided Statistics Recording Form, record your answers for each of the following:


Find the combined mean of the two men’s daily macronutrients (remember – macronutrients include proteins, fat, and carbohydrates). Use the following formula:


Male 1 protein + fat + carbohydrates + Male 2 protein + fat + carbohydrates = X

X ÷ 6 = Mean

Find the combined median of the two men’s daily macronutrients. Use the following formula:


Take all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, carbohydrates) and arrange from least to greatest.

Take the two numbers in the middle (the 3rd and 4th number) and add them together, then divide by 2. The answer is your median.

Find the combined mode of the two men’s daily macronutrients. Use the following formula:


Arrange all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, carbohydrates) in numerical order. The number that appears most frequently is the mode. If no number is repeated, then there is no mode.

Find the combined interquartile range of the two men’s macronutrients. To do this, use the following instructions:


Arrange all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, and carbohydrates) in numerical order so you have two data sets.

Find the median of each data set (i.e. for the lower and upper halves of your data set).

Subtract the median of the lower set from the higher set to find the IQR, or interquartile range.

Find the combined standard deviation of the two men’s macronutrients. To do this, use the following instructions:


Take the average of the men’s macronutrients.

From each macronutrient (Male 1 & Male 2’s protein, fat, and carbohydrates) subtract the mean and square the difference (for example, protein – average of macronutrients = x2)

Find the average of all of the squared numbers (i.e. the average of all of the numbers you found in Step 2).

Find the square root of the average of the squared numbers (i.e. the square root of the number you found in Step 3). This answer is your standard deviation.

Step 4: Sample Meal Plan for 1 Day

Create a sample meal plan for one complete day for each man. Your plan should clearly depict what each man will eat throughout the day, including amounts. This plan should be created with their individual nutritional needs in mind.


Be sure that the amount of calories, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and water each man receives from their daily meal plan aligns with your research regarding their ideal nutritional requirements. You may use the included template or create your own in a word processing document, slide show presentation, or hand-created document.


Step 5: Summarizing Paragraph

To conclude this activity, you will write (at least) one paragraph that includes:


A brief explanation regarding why you chose the types and amounts of foods that you selected for each man.

Analyze and compare how each meal plan and each man’s nutritional needs are similar and different.

Discuss how this weeklong plan could translate into a long-term personal health plan.

Step 6: Submit your Work

Submit your Graph, Research Recording Form, Statistics Recording Form, and Paragraph here.

Diagnosis of many of the genetic and developmental disorders begins with a CT scan of the brain.

a. True
b. False

1.How do the people around me affect my mental and emotional health?

2. What are ways on how i can deal with the stressors?

3. which do i experience more in my environment eustress or distress?why?​

help please

When you are making a difficult decision and one option feels less comfortable than the other, you are experiencing your _____ brain.

A. Radical

B. Emotional

C. Rational

D. Sensory

1: After the procedure is scheduled, what information should Darla provide Ms. Robinson to ensure that she is prepared on the day of her test

Cuing refers to what?

1. Demand for action that the resident must follow
2. A prompt to help get the resident started that can be verbal,
demonstration, or explaining all the steps in a process
3. Allowing the residents to do as much for themselves as possible without staff guidance or direction in the actions needed to complete the task
4. An action that is not helpful in long term care residents

Which of the following njeals is the most well-balanced?
OA.
whole wheat bread, apple, low-fat milk, salad, and low-fat meat
O B. bread, sweetened yogurt, fried chicken, banana, juice
O C. cheeseburger with mayonnaise on a whole-wheat bun and fruit salad
O D. pizza with mushrooms and spinach, green salad, and ice cream

Some adolescents drink because of ___________, in which they assume that everyone is drinking at high levels due to a few conspicuous examples.