What conclusion can you draw from the fact that hugs produce a positive chemical reaction in the human body?
A. You can love anyone who gives you a hug.
B. Too many hugs can endanger someone.
C. People need positive contact with others to thrive.
D. Chemical reactions are not a reliable determiner of affection

Answer:

C - People need positive contact with others to thrive

Explanation:

Hugs can make you happier

Oxytocin is a chemical in our bodies that scientists sometimes call the “cuddle hormone.” This is because its levels rise when we hug, touch, or sit close to someone else.

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Which recommendation helps to choose foods sensibly?
A. Eat mostly saturated fats.
B. Avoid eating fats.
C. Eat mostly carbohydrates and proteins.
D. Eat foods with a variety of nutrients.

Is marijuana legal at the federal level?

Which strategy is part of the campaign to reduce tobacco use?

creating school education programs
preventing the sale of tobacco
ignoring tobacco advertising
advertising tobacco alternatives

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I am going to send some ideas on save Environment

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Those who are nature Lover So I request to all use plastic bottles for planting
You can make pots of Plastic Bottles
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Jim is a 21-year-old male in his third year of college, and he has decided that it is time for him to get back in shape. During high school, Jim was active in sports and followed a healthy diet, but the demands of work and study, and his social life have taken their toll on Jim’s health. He weighs more, doesn’t exercise, drinks on the weekends, eats a lot of fast foods like hamburgers and French fries, donuts, and pizzas, and he began smoking about three years ago. Due to the pressures of study and work, Jim also gets very little sleep.


Since Jim has decided to get back in shape, his first step was to get a checkup in the school’s health clinic. During the physical exam, the nurse measured Jim’s height, weight, and blood pressure. Jim is 1.8 meters tall, weighs 90 kilos, and his blood pressure is 132/84 mmHg. Jim was not concerned until his doctor informed him that high blood pressure or hypertension is a blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg or higher. Jim’s blood pressure value qualified him as prehypertensive, which means that he has an increased risk of developing hypertension in the future. Jim told his doctor that several family members on his dad’s side of the family have hypertension, and some had died before the age of 50 of heart attacks.


Hypertension is a disease of the cardiovascular system that is correlated with an increase in heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease and vision problems. Most people consider hypertension to be a disease of middle age, but almost one in five young adults are affected as well, making it one of the major health risks facing young adults.


After speaking with his doctor, Jim realized that he knew very little about how his body worked, and had never considered how his life style choices influenced his health. He was determined to learn more about how his body functions, especially the cardiovascular system. He also wants to work on making positive changes in his lifestyle, starting with changes in his diet. He needs your help with his new objectives.


1. Identify and describe at least five risk factors that the patient has for developing disorders of the cardiovascular system. Justify your answer.


2. Explain the function of the cardiovascular system by describing the cardiac cycle and how it relates to blood pressure, how blood flows through the heart and the blood vessels, capillary exchange, and the function of all the components of blood (plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets). Use illustrations to demonstrate functions.


3. Explain the function of the respiratory system and how it works with the cardiovascular system to achieve respiration. Describe ventilation, external and internal respiration. Include illustrations of each process.


4. Explain the functions of the urinary system by describing the function of each organ, describe the nephron and its blood supply, and finally describe the process of urine formation using examples of substances that are filtered, reabsorbed and excreted. Use illustrations


5. Calculate the patient’s BMI to determine his nutritional status, and then make at least ten dietary recommendations to improve his overall health.

how can Jacey best present a professional image to her supervisor during the meeting (step 2, prompt 3)?

Saturated and trans fats are always good fats for the body.

Question 15 options:
True
False

Which immunization is available to prevent communicable disease and illness?
O diabetes
O measles
bronchitis
strep throat

When we enter a state of relaxation, it leads to

1. True or false The body's temperature is lower in the morning

2. True or false The body's temperature is lower in the evening

3. True or false An increase in heart rate can lead to an increase in body temperature


4. True or false A decrease in heart rate can lead to an increase in body temperature


5. Older people may not produce as much heat as they did in younger years due to muscle loss that comes with normal aging


6. True or false Infants have immature control centers and easily lose body heat through their skin

22. Liều lượng Oxy cho trẻ 5 tháng tuổi bị suy hô hấp độ II thở qua sonde mũi là
A. 0,5 l/phút
B. 1 l/phút
C. 4-5 l/phút
D. 2-3 l/ phút

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Tolerance, craving, and loss of control are physical effects of drug abuse that often lead to addiction

a) True

b) False​

What are some of the benefits of organization?

a. Sets you up for success
b. Reduces stress
c. Increases your confidence
d. All of the above

what is the meaning of presenting?​

Proper healthy dieting only involves caloric restrictions and not exercise

A man and woman go to the movies, she buys popcorn and the man orders snickers,they sit together next to another man who was playing candy crush on his phone the woman falls asleep on the first mans shoulder and never wakes up people say she had chocolate all over her hands and the other mans phone in her hand,the cops said her mouth tho was covered in spots and the side effect of death was lack of air who killed the women? How did she die? Why? And how?

it will increase the elasticity of our muscles and tendons and it's usually used as warm up exercise.​

Which snack would be the MOST difficult for a human body to break down quickly?
(A)
chocolate bar
(B)
can of soda
(C)
glass of juice
(D)
whole grains

A 75-year-old man, Tony G., presented to the emergency room with fever, shortness of breath, chest pain, and severe, extremely productive cough. Tony had been a heavy smoker for almost 50 years before he quit 7 years ago, when he was diagnosed with emphysema. Tony occasionally used oxygen at home when he had difficulty breathing, and on presentation he was using portable oxygen because of his severe respiratory distress. A chest x-ray revealed a right lower lobe infiltrate, and Tony was admitted to the hospital. Sputum, urine, and blood cultures were collected.

The direct Gram's stain of the sputum specimen revealed the following:

Many neutrophils (>25 per low-power field) Rare squamous epithelial cells (<1 per-low-power field)
Many gram-positive lancet-shaped diplococci and cocci in short chains (>25 per oil immersion field)
Few gram-negative diplococci (<10 per oil immersion field)
Few gram-positive bacilli (<10 per oil immersion field)

After overnight incubation at 35C in 5% to 7% co, a blood-agar plate inoculated with the specimen revealed a mixture of two colony type. Rare, non-hemolytic, tiny, white, dry-looking colonies were present. A predominance of small, wet-looking, convex (crater-form), entire-edged colonies were also seen, with a greening of the medium around them. The urine culture showed no growth at 24 hours. All blood cultures were negative after 5 days incubation.

Required:
a. Based on the direct Gram's stain, what is the quality of this sputum specimen?
b. Is this specimen of acceptable quality to provide clinically relevant information?

3. The team is considered to be on offense when:
They have control of the ball and are attempting to score
They do not have the ball and are trying to keep the other team from scoring
O
They are trying to block a kick or goal
O
All of the above

What changes in the world do you think would decrease violence substantially?

This is a question for YOU brainly.

Which of the following is not one of the seven warning signs of cancer?

Question 3 options:

A sore that does not heal


A wart or mole that stays the same


Thickening or lump in a breast or elsewhere


Unusual bleeding or discharge

what is the course of skin tag​

a developing baby is carried to term in an organ is called the

Adam, an investment banker, is competitive, suspicious, and overly impatient. He suffered a major heart attack last fall at the young age of 34. The doctor who was treating Adam when he suffered the heart attack warned him against high levels of emotional arousal and the high risks of stress. Adam's competitive lifestyle also leaves little room for exercise, a condition that makes him even more vulnerable to cardiac disease. Adam's behavior pattern can be categorized as:________.

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make mini album ofi minimum of 2 different kinds of starch and cereal dish presentation with recipe​

Can this statement be broken down in simpler terms? I am not understanding what the instructor is wanting here.
Address the influence of internal and environmental conditions on what is recalled from certain kinds of memory/representations

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Question 1
The widest horizontal measurement in the eye wire is the
measurement.