OTC medications- pain relievers such as Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Advil, Motrin, cough drops, and Claritin 24H. All these OTC drugs are found on shelves in pharmacies, gas stations, and or grocery stores.
Prescription Medications include, Tramadol, Morphine and other prescriptions.
illegal drugs- Cannabis, Inhalants, Cocaine, Narcotics, Hallucinogens, and Amphetamines are all types of drugs that are not legally manufactured, bought or sold.
What is the best description of the word drug?
-a pill that controls, improves, or cures disease
-the molecular structure of a disease
-a chemical substance that affects the body's function
-a substance that has medicinal properties
-a chemical substance that affects the body's function
It can make it better or worse, depending on its type and quantity.
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Only kitchen cabinets and drawers with dangerous items need child locks
O True
O False
Why do you believe adolescence are at a higher risk to contract std's or sti's?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
because adolescent contributes to the human is behavior whereas if you unaware it take over and only to let to dwell into mistakes that you will only realize afterwards
Explanation:
The possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is higher in adolescents than in adults, favored by the early onset of sexual intercourse, the high number of different sexual partners or the lack of use of preventive methods such as condoms.
Do you think society exaggerates the drug problem among young people? Why? Why might someone else think otherwise?
Answer: Young people's brains are growing and developing until they are their mid-20's. This is especially true of the prefrontal cortex, which is used to make decisions. Taking drugs when young can interfere with developmental processes occurring in the brain. It can also affect their decision-making. They may be more likely to do risky things, such as unsafe sex and dangerous driving.
Explanation:
1.) At the site of an
injury, white blood
cells release a
chemical called_____
that triggers
the inflammatory
response
Answer:
They release Histamines during inflammatory response
A (blank) is the sum of all a person's DNA and can be used to study the effects of a drug on the
person
Answer: Pharmacogenomics
Explanation: Because pharmacogenomics is the study of the role of the genome in drug response.
Answer:
genomes just trust me, i just did it on edge
Explanation:
what's the duration of a handball game
Answer:
Two 30 minute halves with an intermission.
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Looking at three factors of coronary heart disease, explain how regular exercise is beneficial in fighting the disease.
Can being listed for needing a’s and b’s on every grade in school by parents pressure you and your grades?
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
It can cause stress and anxiety and little mistakes that can ruin you
A barrel of water weighs 20 pounds. What must
you add to it to make it weigh 12 pounds?
1. Zerbie sees a psychologist who tells them that the past is not what's important - it's all about
their future! Zerbie's psychologists listens carefully to what they say, repeating the information
back and asking for clarification. Zerbie is in charge of deciding what the problem is and how to
grow and meet their needs. What type of psychologist is Zerbie seeing?
a. Psychoanalyst
b. Behaviorist
C. Biopsychologist
d. Humanist
I believe the answer to this question is C.
5 health benefits in dancing
Answer:
•improved condition of your heart and lungs.
•increased muscular strength, endurance and motor fitness
•increased aerobic fitness.
•improved muscle tone and strength.
•weight management.
•stronger bones and reduced risk of osteoporosis
•better coordination, agility and flexibility.
10. Sometimes after you get a vaccination, years later you have to get more of the same vaccine. Why do you think you might need this “booster shot”? *Explain using 4 to 5 sentences.
Answer:
After initial immunization, a booster injection or booster dose is a re-exposure to the immunizing antigen. It is intended to increase immunity against that antigen.
What's the difference between a viral STD and a bacterial STD?
Answer:
Bacterial STDs, as you can guess, are caused by bacteria that enter the body either through skin contact or body fluids. This is where the lines can get blurred – viral STDs also enter the body via skin contact or body fluids.
Explanation:The difference is that a viral is introduced to your body instead of bacteria.
Match the scenario to the type of healthcare team member who would handle it.
performs an MRI for a patient with chronic pain
studies bacterial resistance to certain drugs
helps a patient regain speech following a stroke
selects healthy recipes for the hospital cafeteria
therapeutic
diagnostic
biotechnology research and development
support
A scientist is attempting to create a treatment for asthma. She knows that in people with asthma, their airways can become inflamed, or swollen, making it difficult to breathe. She knows that there are many genes responsible for this inflammation. She asks her team for ideas on how to treat asthma. You think RNA interference would work. Explain to her what RNA interference would do and the effect it would have on a patient with asthma. ( Science )
RNA interference is the process of silencing the sequences of mRNA through siRNA. RNA interference process can be used to treat many diseases
Why is it so hard for boys to express their feelings?
Answer:
Due to the way young boys are socialised in education and in society, their ability to deal with emotions has been systematically undermined from a young age. Men are taught that certain aspects of their personality are not acceptable, they are taught not to cry or express in words, how they are feeling.
cooperative play begins around age:
>6
>5
>3
>8
>9
Answer:
> 3
Explanation:
Can being listed for needing a’s and b’s on every grade in school by parents pressure you and your grades?
polyunsaturated fat is commonly found in
a.fish
b.animal fats
c.coconut oils
d.vegetable oils
Answer:
D. Vegetable Oils.
Explanation:
Here is some more information about your topic.
Polyunsaturated fats can help lower your LDL (bad) cholesterol. Cholesterol is a soft, waxy substance that can cause clogged or blocked arteries (blood vessels). Having low LDL cholesterol reduces your risk for heart disease.
Polyunsaturated fats include omega-3 and omega-6 fats. These are essential fatty acids that the body needs for brain function and cell growth. Our bodies do not make essential fatty acids, so you can only get them from food.
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Answer:
Polyunsaturated fat is commonly found in? Fish
Explanation:
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Stressing that most problems have solutions when talking to someone who is suicidal
True or false ✋
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Answer:
True I think
Explanation:
which player is winning the match
what set are they in
what is the score of the set they are in
Answer: mhuhjgbu
Explanation:
What is one risk factor for communicable diseases that is outside your control? O A. The kinds of food you eat O B. The amount of money your parents earn O C. The amount of physical activity you get O D. Whether you wash your hands frequently
Answer:
O C.
Explanation:
you cant really get communicable diseases from the foods you eat. And you cant get it from the amount of money my parents get
If researchers were to discover that shoe size and IQ score are negatively correlated, what would that imply
Answer:
um i think the answer is
People with small feet tend to have high IQs.
Explanation:
Justify why children often have the same habits and mannerisms as their parents
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Answer:
= Children often have the same habits and mannerisms as their parents because Children tend to mimic their parents. This can even be without realization. It can be through genetics or just the fact that you notice their habits and your brain triggers you to do the same habit.
Minor illnesses:
Decrease the risk of SIDS
Increase the risk of SIDS
O Increase the risk of hospitalization
Decrease the risk of allergies
Increase the risk of allergies
Answer:
D. Decrease the risk of allergies.
Explanation:
Choose the type of hormone that is described below.
increases sugar in the blood
speeds up the heart beating
only found in females
not released during stress
helps prepare your body for action by affecting the heart
narrows arteries to increase blood pressure
media controls how and what we think
Answer:
True, to a certain extent
Match each characteristic of good mental and emotional health with its description.
Positive Self-Esteem/ Sense of Belonging/Sense of Purpose/Positive Outlook/Autonomy
Recognizing one’s own value and importance in the world, and having vision and goals which are rewarding.
Feeling an emotional attachment to family members, friends, trusted adults and community members.
Seeing the good and value in people and situations. Having hope about the future.
Having the confidence to make safe and responsible decisions.
Feelings of confidence, an understanding that one is a valuable and unique individual, and a healthy self-identity.
Match each characteristic of good mental and emotional health with its description.
Answer: positive self esteem having the confidence to make safe and respomsible desisions
sense of belonging feeling an emotional attachment
sense of purpose recognizing ones own value and importance in the world
positive outlook seeing the good amd value in people
autonomy feeling of confidence an understanding that one is valuable
Explanation:so i tried and i cant make any promises that they are all right but i did try so i hope it helpes you wish you the best of luck