As he is helping a patient scoot to the edge of their wheelchair, Gaston is coaching them on their foot placement. To help ensure the patient has a strong base of support to transfer from the wheelchair to another chair, how should Gaston tell them to place their feet?

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Another name for the immune system is the lymphatic system. Where are lymphocytes
manufactured to combat communicable pathogens?
O In the tonsils.
In the thymus gland.
In the lymph nodes.
All the above.

100 POINTS

Sound evidence provides strong support for a claim. Consider this evidence from the text:

“Colony losses from CCD are a very serious problem for beekeepers. Annual losses from the winters of 2006-2011 averaged about 33 percent each year.”

Select all the claims that this evidence would support.


(A) Farmers and beekeepers remain perplexed as to why the honeybee colonies are collapsing.


(B) Continued colony collapse will result in higher prices for the produce we eat daily.


(C) Decreases in honeybee colony populations have farmers worried that crop pollination may be severely affected.


(D) State and federal governments must help in the attempt to find clear answers for why bee colonies are collapsing.


(E) Many beekeepers feel that CCD has been blown out of proportion in the media and in the farming community.


(F) Finding a solution for CCD continues to be a priority for most beekeepers—their livelihood depends on it.

Which situation shows negative peer pressure?


A. A peer pressure dares another to try a risky skateboard move without safety gear.

B. A friend urges another to meet new and different people.

C. A peer won a big race at a track meet and inspires a friend to get involved in competitive sports.

D. A friend invites another to a retirement home to volunteer with seniors.

List 4 activities that require safety equipment and explain why it’s important to wear safety gear for these activities.

A system of energy production that needs oxygen to function. The complete oxidation of glucose can produce up to 38 molecules of ATP.

Which statement is false?(IMPORTANT)

1.Some STDs are curable and some are not.
2.All STDs, if untreated, can have long-term, negative effects on health, including cancer.
3.Some STDs can be passed from the mother to her fetus during pregnancy.
4.All STDs have readily visible symptoms that are easy to detect.

which research observation triggered the idea that biological factors could cause mental illness?

a0 can cause weakness or numbness on one side of the body.

what category of therapy is most concerned with improving a client’s awareness of the underlying causes of his or her difficulties?

Which team is on defense?
OA.
the team without the ball
B.
the team with the ball
Ос.
both teams
OD
neither team
HELP PLS

Kathy became addicted to alcohol in her teen years. Which factors influenced her drinking? Check all that apply.

4. A client is diagnosed with chronic kidney failure and is unable to excrete the nitrogenous waste products that build up. What diagnostic test results would the nurse expect to observe related to the waste build up? Select all that apply. a. Low potassium level b. Elevated BUN (blood urea nitrogen) C. Elevated uric acid levels I d. Elevated creatinine levels e. Elevated hemoglobin​

Elle where are you man? pffftftftftft

insertions and deletions are called __________ mutations.

Which is the healthiest strategy for coping with strong emotions?
A.
Write down the reason you are upset and focus on the person who upset you.
B.
Engage in an activity you like, such as listening to music, to create calm as you identify your emotion.
C.
Express your emotions freely by yelling and stomping your feet in a free space.

Give 5 examples of complex carbohydrates?

It includes your family ,community and you.

heredity
community
environment
citizenship

Another name for flexible expenses

Gross expenses
Variable expenses
Fixed expenses
Net expenses

In order to keep the baby warm, you should set the room temperature to
———-degrees———minutes before bathing.

The nutrient that makes up the greatest percentage of the body is __________.
Question 6 options:
a complex carbohydrate
vitamin C
water
protein

how long should you wait to eat after brushing your teeth

Which STI is best treated with prescription shampoo and body wash? chlamydia HPV scabies herpes

Which statement is true?A.Puberty is an easy time of life for all teens.


B.Everyone experiences puberty in the same way.


C.Everyone starts puberty at the same age.


D.Puberty begins at different times for different people.

making rapid postural adjustments is a major function of the __________.

What is first aid and first aider in english?​

A calorie is another term for carbohydrate.

true or false

Question 7 of 10
One way your family can be a positive influence on your mental and
emotional health is by helping you
A. binge drink
B. understand how to respect others
C. spend most of your time on social media
D. avoid making new friends
SUBMIT



A,b,c, or d

Is lunch important? Explain.

"This is a story 'bout a broken boy with his headphones in just to block out the noise of everybody around him telling him the way to go."


I'm broken and I love to where headphones to block out the noise of everybody around me because they're fake and my bullies and I wonder "What have I done to them?" "Why can't they leave me alone?" They're the reason of my depression after the death of one of my brothers. Before that I never got bullied even tho we were never in the same school since he was older than me. I miss him and a great friend of mine, my friend was real and not made of plastic, I couldn't hang with my brothers since they had friends over and my younger sister was at her friends house so, he would hangout with me, besides my brother he was my Angel and someone I never wanted to leave me, but he moved. I used to get bullied and picked on, now I don't, but I know it'll happen again I can't have high hopes in school or church. I don't really trust anyone in those two places anymore.

a newly diagnosed diabetic patient states "i have very definite likes and dislikes when it comes to food. am i going to have to eat only certain foods, or will i have some choice?" the nurse responds, "why don’t you give me a list of your likes and dislikes? i will consult with the dietitian about how to include your preferences and still come up with a good diet for you." what phase of the nurse-patient relationship is this?