Also known as a yeast infection or thrush, an infection that occurs on the skin or mucous
membranes in warm, moist areas such as the vagina or mouth and is caused by a
pathogenic yeast is called what in medical terminology

Answer:

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Think of a time when you reacted to a strong emotion quickly, before you were able to think your through your response. What happend?

What is the best synonym for sedentary?

Why is it possible to catch a cold many times?

A There are many different types of cold viruses that cause similar symptoms.

B The microbes reproduce too quickly for the body to become resistant.

C Some of the microbes that cause a cold become resistant to the antibiotics used in treatment.

D The body does not produce antibodies when fighting a cold, so immunity does not develop.

Please help!!!! It’s timed!!!!

Which of the following is NOT true about essential body fat?
A. The human body would not function normally without essential body fat
B. Essential body fat accounts for about 3% of men's total weight.
C. The percentage of essential body fat is the same for both males and females.
D. Essential body fat is found in one's organs, bones, and muscles.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
ΟΑ
B
С
D

Write a 15 line (rhyming) poem about the harmful effects of cyberbullying and/or bullying.
PLEASE HELP!!

What part of this advertisement suggests "everybody's doing it, you should too"?

Which of the following should be placed directly into an autoclave bag and processed as infectious waste?

paper towels used to dry hands when leaving an examination room

needles contaminated with blood

a container of hydrogen peroxide

petrie dishes uses to grow cultures from a throat swab

In this print ad, why do they use a picture of a "doctor"? Does it matter that he might actually be a model, not a doctor?

What are the 12 common abdominal
conditions?

A player is on offense when they have the ball in scoring position.
Group of answer choices

True
False

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Btw I’m too busy simping for Jason the toymaker to answer it and idek any basketball stuff.

5. Peyer's Patches are an example of

An Information Technology worker who follows the Programming and Software development pathway most likely enjoys

overseeing computer and information system projects.
setting up and maintaining computer networks and databases.
helping others with computer applications and operating system problems.
writing code for computer applications and operating systems.

Question 1 (1 point)
Invasive species are _______ species that have a ______ impact on a given ecosystem.

Question 1 options:

native, positive


non-native, neutral


non-native, positive


non-native, harmful

Question 2 (1 point)
Select all that apply.

Check all that characteristics of zebra mussels.

Question 2 options:

lives in cool water


the size of a hand


can attach to any surface


filter feeders

Question 3 (1 point)
The zebra and quagga mussels arrived to the Great Lakes in the ballast water of a container ship from:

Question 3 options:

Norway


Europe


Africa


Australia

Question 4 (1 point)
20% of the world's fresh water is found in the Great Lakes.

Question 4 options:
True
False
Question 5 (1 point)
Select all that apply.

In what ways do zebra and quagga mussels change the ecosystem?

Question 5 options:

compete with other organisms for food


consume huge amounts of algae, which leaves little food for other organisms


increase the temperature of the water


lake water becomes clearer, allowing sunlight to penetrate deeper and creating more aquatic plant growth

Which job does an orthodontist commonly do?

A. performs tooth extractions
B. removes tartar from teeth
C. puts braces on teeth
D. checks teeth for cavities

"Septic" comes from a Greek word that means “putrid or decaying" and is related to a state of infection. Knowing the
definition of "aseptic," what does the medical prefix "a" most likely mean?
O before
O sterile
O completely
O not

how can peer meditation program help make your school safer

Suzie has to run a mile around the track for P.E. class. Her teacher reminds the class to pace themselves to maximize their outcome.Which of the following ways is a good strategy for Suzie to complete her mile?

A
Start off at a jogging pace and maintain speed the whole time.

B
Start off sprinting to gain distance and then jog rest of time.

C
Start off walking and then sprint later to make up time.

D
Start off sprinting and alternate with walking until complete.

The problem with your knees being over your toes is _______.

Question 3 options:

It brings your rear end too far forward.


It brings your center of gravity too far forward (your heals come up)


It causes you to not be able to move as quickly or efficiently


All of the above

About what percentage of your daily calories should come from fat?
A) At least 35%
B) 25-30%
C) 10-15%
D) 50-65%​

C
Which best describes what could happen if a patient has a cast that gets wet?
O skin rashes, mold development, rubbing of skin
skin deterioration, skin breaks, cyanosis
O skin breaks, loosened skin, decubitus ulcers
O mold development, cyanosis, skin deterioration

What are three parts of the peripheral nervous system? Someone wanna talk

There are laws that protect patients from poor treatments by health care
professionals such as negligence and malpractice.
True
False

say you have a good friend or family member that you love, and they are a heavy smoker. Describe in your post how you might convince them to quit. Be sure to provide evidence, which might include some examples of diseases caused by smoking.

_______1.SINGDERS A. A terile cloth used to cover wounds _______2.CLOD PRESSCOM B. Used to reduce swelling _______3.OLDC DAP C. Can be used as cold compress _______4.NABGADES D. Used to apply pressure to stop bleeding _______5.DOUNW E. The end of the bone is displaced _______6.BRUN F. A broken bone _______7.SPARINS G. Ligamesnts are torn

Gender stereotypes are developed as a result of


A) both environmental and biological factors
B) heredity and other biological factors
C) the development of gender identity
D)societal norms and other environmental factors

Which is a U.S. national health goal?
Question 2 options:

increase environmental quality


increase school dress codes


increase social media likes to the USDA page


increase in government research in high traffic areas

What is the difference between the regulation of food products for natural toxins and the regulation of food products for
hazards?

Which term is used to describe the human body's reaction to stress?

Imagine you are a doctor running behind schedule. This has backed up all your other appointments for the day and has led to several grumpy and rude patients. How do you balance being a good listener and providing solid care with the logistics of the day?