Which of the following is not a vitamin commonly found in legumes?
O Vitamin B-1
O Folic acid
O Vitamin E
O Biotin
O Calcium
Biotin is the Vitamin which isn't commonly found in legumes.
What are Legumes?These are fruit of plants in the pea family (Fabaceae). They contain high
amounts of nitrogen and other nutrients in varying quantities. The
nutrients found include:
IronCalciumPotassiumPhosphorus etc.Biotin is however not commonly found in legumes as it is mostly found in
dairy products.
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Which of the following terms relate to hair color or hair loss? Choose all that apply.
melanocyte
phaeomelanin
sudoriferous glands
comodones
eumelanin
telogen effluvium
cochineal
Answer:
comodones
sudoriferous glands
telogen effluvium
cochineal
It is important to check food temperature every 6-8 hours.
False
True
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Food temperature should be checked every 4 hours.
How does bipolar disorder affect a person’s mental, emotional, and social health?
Answer:
well one reason im aware of is the changes of a persons mood
Explanation:
Which set of algebra tiles represents the sentence below? Luis added four shells to his collection.
Answer:
Explanation:
1 box contains x and 4 boxes contain a plus sign
Answer: c
Explanation: edge. 2022
Several studies have found that in the United States, there is a rising trend of obesity for people between the ages of 2 and 19. What does this say about the country's overall health?
how should we manage biodegraphical wastes
Answer:
If you produce biodegradable waste you can send it for recycling into compost. You can treat biodegradable waste on an industrial scale by either composting or anaerobic digestion. Composting is more suitable for fibrous materials.
Explanation:
Anaerobic digestion is more suitable for wet wastes and sludges that degrade easily.
Can someone help me to identify each statement as -True-, -False- or -It Depends-.
-1. Alcohol is a stimulant, meaning it excites or arouses the central nervous system.
-2. People who have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or higher and are considered "legally impaired".
-3. Pregnant women should only consume moderate amounts of alcohol.
-4. People who have consumed alcohol often feel very relaxed and happy, and are therefore less likely to show aggression.
-5. Each year alcohol use contributes to over 4,300 deaths of people under age 21 in the United States.
-6. Alcohol poisoning can cause permanent damage.
-7. Children of alcoholics are less likely to develop a problem with alcohol when they are adults.
-8. High School and College students tend to overestimate their peers' frequency of and comfort with alcohol use.
-9. Unintentionally encouraging an addict's unhealthy behaviors is not enabling.
-10. Medications can help alcoholics stop drinking.
Those statements should be identify as -True-, -False-, or -It depends-
Answer:
1.) true
2.) true
3.) false
4.) it depends
5.) true
6.) true
7.) it depends
8.) true
9.) false
10.) it depends
Explanation:
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The average person should consume anywhere between 9-12 grams of salt per day to stay healthy. * 1 point True False
Answer:
False false salseee
Explanation:
An adult should consume about 6g a day no more and a child woukd have to eat even less
What component of your blood carries oxygen?
Red blood cells
White blood cells
Platelets
Plasma
List 3 Pros and cons about the archaeological sites being protected by development.
Answer:
Can archaeological excavation of sites not under immediate threat of ... Explore the pros and cons of research (as opposed to rescue and ... If the archaeology is bound to be destroyed through erosion or development then its destruction ... that the archaeology itself is a finite resource that must be preserved ...
Explanation:
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If I died, what would happen? (any answers accepted)
Answer:
You will either go to Hell or Heaven
Find a kitchen safety video online. You can choose from such topics as knife safety, handling hot objects, or other topics. Share the video with the class, and explain why you think it is a good video. What does the video demonstrate about kitchen safety?
Answer:
Video on yt ( search on the internet Ddn1W3Rp-Fk for the video source).
Explanation:
Food poisoning and food borne diseases are way too common and good way to keep yourself and others safe is to keep your kitchen clean and sanitizes. Keeping good personal hygiene and cleaning your kitchen prevent any diseases to be spread and overall makes your kitchen experience better. The video demonstrates the effects of not keeping clean in the kitchen and shows what you need to do in the kitchen to keep yourself and the kitchen clean.
More on sanitation and personal hygiene in the attached pdf.
This is not a question but is anyone willing to look at my coursework and to see if I need to put any corrections?
It’s a health and social care coursework
Answer:
I'm willing! I'll read through it and see if you've made any mistakes, then I'll add to my answer if you have!
First paragraph:
After 'centre of attention', you could say 'so they are our first priority.'
In the fourth line, remove the 'it' after the 'and' and before the 'is focused'.
Also, there's an article mistake in the fourth line, it should be: 'an individual'.
Instead of 'Which', write 'This means that'.
In the 7th line, say 'but they mainly use it to collaborate with individuals'.
Instead of ', and are listened to.' Write this as a separate sentence saying 'It makes sure they are listened to properly.'
Instead of 'show', write 'represent' or 'apply'. Apply makes more sense here.
Change the whole last sentence in the first paragraph to: 'An example to apply the person centred approach is in a care home setting, where residents are given the choice of what food they would like to eat when it's their meal time.'
Second paragraph:
The first sentence should instead say: 'Demonstrating professional behaviour is how somebody's behaviour towards the changes of the environment or situation reflects on qualities that are connected to an individual's responsibilities.' You should remove the first 'that' from here as it is unnecessary, which I've done for you in the above statement.
Too much repetition of 'professional' makes the second paragraph a bit too much, so replace 'professionals' in the second sentence with 'experts'.
In the 5th line of the second paragraph, you should say: 'those in the care certificate and in the codes of conduct'. Don't forget the articles!!
Instead of 'work in', use 'proceed by the'.
If 'maintaining professional knowledge and competence' is one of the agreed ways of working and not two, meaning 'maintaining professional knowledge' and 'competence' aren't two separate agreed ways of working, then add an 'and' before 'maintaining' and remove the comma, so it becomes: 'protecting confidential information and maintaining professional knowledge and competence.' Otherwise if 'maintaining professional knowledge and competence' are two agreed ways of working, then leave the last sentence alone, it doesn't need changing!!
I'm not educated in the field you are learning about, but I loved reading and learning something new from your coursework!! I only improved some of your grammar and fixed some mistakes you made, although I may not have noticed all the mistakes!
I hope this helps and I apologise if I have made any mistakes. If there is anything you need me to clarify that you don't understand, feel free to let me know! ^-^
Answer:
In the fourth line, remove the 'it' after the 'and' and before the 'is focused'.
Also, there's an article mistake in the fourth line, it should be: 'an individual'.
Instead of 'Which', write 'This means that'.
In the 7th line, say 'but they mainly use it to collaborate with individuals'.
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what tool is made of fine steel
A B C D
Answer:
C)
Explanation:
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An inactive student wants to become more physically active but does not think he has the time. What is the most effective thing he can do to start making physical fitness a priority?
When making yoghurt, what is produced by the
fermentation of lactose?
Answer:
Milk
Explanation:
true or false: carbohydrates may be stored as fat if not burned off by physical activity
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9. Give an example of rotation.
1 point
Your answer
Answer:
strumming a guitar.hitting a nail with a hammer. walking.Hope it helps
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Loss of power can affect multiple operations within a hospital. Which of the following components of a disaster plan should describe alternative ways of doing business in the case of a power outage? Check all that apply.
A. Utilities
B. Supplies
C. Communications
D. Clinical activities
Answer:
D. Clinical activities
Explanation:
The component that should focus on this should be Clinical activities. This component has to do with everything related to the everyday tasks within the hospital. Therefore, it is logical that this component should also describe how to complete these everyday tasks in an alternative way in case of a power outage. This includes taking client information, performing manual routine checks, and performing common clinic operations, all so that the hospital runs as efficiently as possible during a disaster.
Answer:
A - utilities
C - Communications
D - Clinical Activities
Explanation:
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Place the steps of the DECIDE Model into the correct order:
= Consider all of your options and possible consequences of each
= Evaluate the outcome
= Determine your conflict and/or situation
= Identify your choice by using your values and other positive influences
= Educate yourself and examine your options
= Decide on the healthiest option
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If Sue has lactose intolerance, which meal would be suitable for her to consume?
A.
cream of chicken soup
B.
lemon and garlic tilapia with baked potato and sour cream
C.
cheese sandwich
D.
steamed chicken with rice and vegetables
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Answer:
steamed chicken with rice and vegetables.
2. Which statement about the ovaries is TRUE?
Which term defines for one's age as measured by lifestyle and connections with others?
A. biological age
B. chronological age
C. social age
D. mental age
who proposed the probability that electrons will be found in certain locations around the nucleus of an atom?
Answer:
Erwin Schrodinger
A physicist named Erwin Schrodinger proposed the probability that electrons will be found in certain locations around the nucleus of an atom.17 Aug 2017
Explanation:
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For which of the following is leading by example the most appropriate leadership action?
no one volunteers for an event
a group needs fund-raising ideas
a staff member lacks focus
Answer:
A
Explanation:
No one volunteers for an event
How could a person acquire the disease sickle cell anemia?
A. by getting a normal gene and an affected gene from one's biological parents
B. by coming in contact with the body fluid of an infected person
C. by being coughed on by an infected person
D. by getting two affected genes from one's biological parents