What happens directly after hemoglobin binds with carbon dioxide from cells in the body?
O Carbon dioxide is exhaled through the lungs.
O Carbon dioxide is carried through the blood vessels back to the lungs.
O Carbon dioxide is changed into oxygen in the hemoglobin.
O Carbon dioxide is mixed with plasma to be diffused into blood.

Answer:

What happens immediately after hemoglobin binds to carbon dioxide in the body's cells is that carbon dioxide is carried through the blood vessels back to the lungs.

Explanation:

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is a waste product that comes from cell metabolism, and is potentially harmful, so it must be eliminated. The hemoglobin molecule that reaches the tissues loaded with oxygen (O₂) releases it, increasing its affinity for CO₂, which binds to it.

Once CO₂ is attached to the hemoglobin in the red blood cells, it travels through the blood vessels, the veins, to reach the right side of the heart and pass to the lungs, where it will be released with expiration.

The other options are not correct because:

Answer:

B ON EDGE

Explanation:

You have been introduced to just a few of the possible health-care careers and the advances in medicine that have created these jobs. You will research a number of different health careers and select one that interests you. After identifying at least three reliable sources, write a three-page paper that includes the following:

A description of the career
The history of this career: When was it created? What resources does it use? Was there new technology or innovation involved?
The training necessary for the career
Information about why the career interests you
Your response must do the following things:

Be written in essay format
Cover the points above
Be free of errors
Include at least three references to sources

Hamsters can drink ______ times the amount of alcohol as humans without feeling drunk or suffering liver damage.

Question 3 options:

20


30


40


50

Select the correct answer.
David, a veterinarian who has been caring for large animals for ten years, feels depressed and uninterested in his work. What may be the cause
of this condition?
OA physical fatigue
OB. .
a parasitic infection
O c.
a zoonotic disease
OD compassion fatigue
OE. age-related weakness

Is any adult allowed to touch you in your private even if its a joke and they continue to do it?

Yes or no, give an explanation why or why not.

I need help please i don’t know these answers

A patient complains of chills, dizziness, and feeling hot during a blood transfusion. The nurse's most appropriate action is to (place the correct responses in priority order):
(Hint: Write the digits corresponding in the order in which you think they should follow: Example 1,2,4,3)
1.  Check the patient's vital signs.
2.  Stop the blood transfusion.
3.  Slow down the rate of infusion.
4.  Notify the blood bank and the physician or health care provider.​

How is the care paid or financed when HMO model is used
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Connective tissues make up all of the following except tendons tendons bone bone cartilage cartilage heart muscle

Metals are produced as waste in industries like…..

(a) Skiing

(b) Mining

(c) Electroplating

(d) Digging

A medication chemical name:

1-Provides an exact description of the medications composition and molecular structureIs

2-is the official name that is listed in United States PharmacopeiaIs

3-is given by the manufacturer who first develops the medication

4-All of the above​

The distance between two places is 18 km if the map scale is 1:400000. Find the distance between the places in centimetres drawn in the map.​ (this question is of math subject)

Is Kakashi hot???????

Type the correct answer in the box. Spell all words correctly.
Complete the sentence to describe a characteristic of a class of toxic organisms.
Many species of snakes are(. )
and are therefore dangerous for pets.

“I remember hearing sirens for a second time, so my dad walked outside to look. He turned around immediately, and I saw his face turn to horror as he began to scream for us to get downstairs. He screamed for me to get down, but due to my disability, I was unable to. My dad grabbed me and pulled me down to the concrete basement floor. My ears started to pop repeatedly, and I heard a lot of crashing and screaming. It sounded like a jet engine was on top of us. I felt myself being pulled across the basement floor and things were hitting and landing on top of me. All around me were large boards and parts of the flooring from other houses. It looked as if a bomb had gone off. I don’t know how we survived it, but luckily, we did.”

– “Special Needs and Tornadoes: A Joplin Story,”

Shandie Reed Johnson

Based on this narrative, which safety precaution could the narrator’s family take to help keep them safe? Check all that apply.

follow a containment plan
avoid getting close to windows
call 9-1-1
move to the lowest part of the house
enter a shelter

Describe the quality of communication necessary for a successful practice/patient partnership for developing a comprehensive medical care plan and survey

Managing body composition is important for good health because too much fat or too little fat negatively affects how the body functions.
true or false

Which leters in the image represent the heart's ventricles?
A. A, D
B. A, C
C. B, C
D. B, D

The amount of alcohol your body can process per hour is approximately?

The active body is broken up into what three systems?

Select the correct answer.
Sam is a rancher who owns a herd of cows. How will he be able to identify the effects of toxicity in the herd?
ОА.
if one cow becomes ill
OB.
if he finds locoweed growing in the pasture
OC. if a number of cows become ill
OD.
if the cows are making a noise
O E. if the cows are grazing in one corner of the pasture

Calcium is found in this green leafy vegetable?​

Explain why the employees described in the following scenario fail to demonstrate integrity and a strong desire to succeed in the job.

Situation: John and several other employees have arrived several minutes late to an 8 a.m. meeting with the rest of the department. John and the others do not call or e-mail their managers to inform them of their late arrival.

* All or the following are potentially modifiable risk factors for osteoporosis
excepti
1. Anorexia nervosa
Chronically low intake of calcium and vitamin D
3. Chronically ow Intake of vitamina C and B6
* Excessive alcohol consumption

Type the correct answer in the box. Spell all words correctly.
For which job profile is Jack best suited?
Jack has an associate degree in veterinary technology.
Jack can become a

What does exercise do to your rate of metabolism

Select the correct answer
The stressor that causes the most stress is:

A. Waiting in a long line
B. The death of a grandparent
C participating in substance abuse
D depending on how the individual perceives stress

circuit?
- How far would Santa travel if he was going
90miles/minute for 1 hour?

Which of the following would NOT be considered a condition that can cause your immune system to be impaired

If the receiver (the person not serving) makes a mistake and hits the ball out on the first point of the game, what would the score be?
15 – Love
Love – 15
15 – 15
0 – 15

Select the correct answer.
Alyssa is working on a project on the contribution of Claude Bourgelat to veterinary science. She has included the point that he founded the first
veterinary school in France. Which other point should she include?
OA Bourgelat received financial help from Louis XV.
OB. Bourgelat could not enroll many students due to lack of space.
OC Bourgelat proved that veterinary science was essential for preventing zoonotic diseases.
OD. Bourgelat focused only on equine studies at his school, because horses were important.
OE. Bourgelat could not find enough support for his new school.