what's the cell type in the circulatory system?

Answer:

Red blood cells

Explanation:

Red blood cells, to hold oxygen. White blood cells – which are part of the immune response. Platelets – Essential for clotting. Plasma – the blood cells, nutrients and wastes are floating in this liquid.

Which item is a chemical contaminant?
A.
insect part
B.
pesticide
C.
fingernail
D.
virus

Imagine
there is a new sport. The players in
this sport tackle each other and kick a
ball into a goal to score. Would players
need safety equipment? Explain
your answer.

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Identify a commonly-known song not mentioned in the unit (holiday song, folk song, children’s song, etc.) that has three beats and one that has four beats. What are some rhythms or patterns in these songs that you could explore with a child?

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Match the correct strategy with the sentence scenario.
Elly decides to begin exercising today because she wants to
1.
See exercise as a personal reward.
lose 12 pounds over the next six months.
2. Kara is happy with herself, despite missing an exercise goal. Use positive self-talk.
Understand that there is no such
3. Ken's thought patterns are important in his desire to exercise.
thing as perfection.
4. Jeanice takes a walk as a treat for working hard.
Focus on the ultimate goal.
5.
Calvin understands that he'll have set-backs with his exercise Understand that motivation is a
routine.
mindset.

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the muscle or group of muscles to the appropriate stretching exercise

Natural resources should be consumed with in the limit of carrying capacity of the earth. why ?give reasons .

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______ is your ability to carry out daily activities easily and respond effectively to unexpected demands.
A.
Exercise science
B.
Wellness
C.
Physical fitness
D.
Health

In the "herd" strategy for immunization, vaccinations are given _____.

Does Cartilage store minerals?
yes or no?

The blood is in the right atrium. Where does it go
next?
A. lungs
B. body
C. left ventricle
D. right ventricle

1. A country needs a laboratory system that can safely test and transport disease agents; it also needs a skilled staff of health personnel
A. True
B. False

2. Overrall, the H1N1 flu virus spread to all 50 states and more than ____ countries.
A. 130
B. 70
C. 60
D. 35

3. To become an epidemiologist, you must have at least a _____ degree.
A. Master's
B. Bachelor's
C. Associate's
D. High School

4. What is sustainable development?
A. actions that meet the needs of ptesent society without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
B. The equal distributions of resources and opportunities of all people
C. The years of life lost to premature death compared to those lost to disability due to disease
D. An outbreak of a disease that is larger than the usual rates among a certain population.

5. What does multi-sectoral mean?
A. How you refer to the global leader in compiling health data
B. A program that is carried out by all groups of society, such as government, businesses, and civil society.
C. A set of guidelines the focus on public health responses to the international spread of diseases
D. The collective efforts to prevent disease and promate health in a population

6. An epidemic that has spread over several countries or continents affecting a large numver of people is called:
A. epidemic
B. pandemic
C. endemic
D. frequency

7. A data point that epidemiologist calculate is how many years of life are lost in a country due to. premature dealth and disability. What is an example of each: a premature death and a disability that would both contribute to DALY data?
A. falling off a ladder and high cholesterol
B. traffic accident and blindness caused by infection
C. depression and bring nearsighted
D. cholera and having a high IQ

8. In 2009 what organization identified the flu virus as a new virus they had never seen in animals or people before?
A. The CDC
B. The WHO
C. The White House
D. The ASPCA

9. What does the Joint External Evaluation tool do?
A. calculates the impact of infant mortality rates on a country
B. transports vaccines worldwide
C. breals down health event system of countries into three categories: prevent, detect, and respond
D. contributes to organizing health data

10. All Millennium Development Goals were met by 2015
A. True
B. False

11. What is the World Health Organization?
A. A set of guidelines that focus on public health responses to the international spread of diseases
B. A program that is carried out by all groups of society, such as government, business, and civil society
C. The collective efforts to prevent disease and promote health in a population
D. One of thr global leaders in compiling health data

12. In 1997, ahead of the MDGs, Uganda implemented the Universal Primary Education Scheme
A True
B false

13. What is severity?
A. the equal distributions of resources and opportunities for all people
B. when, where, and whom the health
event affected
C. whether a disease causes illness, disability, or death
D. The amount of a particular disease present in certain population

14. To prevent a public health threat a country needs ___ in place to adequately respond to the threat when called upon
A military ships
B. strong leadership
C. laws and funding
D. vaccinations

15. ____ is/are the agent, host, or environmental factors of a disease or the things that cause a disease
A. pandemic
B. determinants
C. frequencies
D. epidemic

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The American heart association recommends 150 minutes of moderate exercise and 70 minutes of vigorous exercise daily . Which is an example of moderate exercise
A.) speed walking
B.) kick boxing
C.) swimming laps
D.) walking two miles

What type of immunity is passed from a mother’s breast milk to her nursing infant?

Rachael recently delivered a baby and wanted to protect her baby from infections. Her pediatrician advised to breastfeed the baby as she would provide
(passive, active, or specific) immunity to her baby through (antibodies, antigens, or platelets).

(Pick one of the 1 of the 3 options from the drop down menu for both blanks)

Good flexibility can benefit all of the following except
a. sports performance
b. body composition
c. posture
Activity
d. muscle soreness prevention

compare the advantage of using truthful communication and disadvantageof the misues of communication​

4 Select the correct answer. Which activity is an unhealthy way of easing the emotional pain of depression? OA. A. helping others B. engaging in risky behavior O C. identifying a goal​

Which of the following best describes the function of cartilage?
A)Cartilage provides a stronger structure than bones.
B)Cartilage serves as a cushion between bones.
C)Cartilage takes the place of bone as people grow older.
D)Cartilage prevents the body from being flexible.

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what do corticosteroids do to the brain ? please help this question is due today

Which of the following is involved in dietary management? Check all of the boxes that apply.

Balanced meal plans

Essential nutrient consumption

Weight management

Calorie counting

Calorie burning

Physical fitness level

describe the major events that occur during childbirth

Yolanda’s grandfather has liver cancer and does not have long to live. Yolanda hears about a new cancer therapy on the nightly news. What should Yolanda do before she shares this health information with her grandfather?
1. investigate the new therapy in greater detail
2. ask her grandfather’s doctor to try this new therapy
3. talk over the new therapy with her mother
4. research the cost of the new therapy

Which of the following are examples of software
used in a healthcare facility to track a patient in a
hospital? Select all that apply
EDC
nutrition plan
EHR
barcoding

Joel had knee surgery and his doctor prescribed opiate painkillers for the pain. Which scenario would most likely lead to prescription drug abuse?

Joel takes the painkillers in a method that was only recommended by his doctor.
Joel tells his friend who also has knee pain that a doctor gave him painkillers.
Joel takes other painkillers in addition to the prescribed pain killers.
Joel takes the painkillers for the first few days and throws away the rest.