need some help with number 2 so give me diseases please​

Answer:

Communicable diseases can be spread from one person to another and are caused by bacteria, fungi and viruses.

Examples of such diseases include:

Non-communicable diseases are not spread from one person to another by contact and are the result of various factors such as lifestyle, genetics, physiological and even environmental factors amongst others.  

Examples are:

A pregnant woman has been repeatedly exposed to lead. What is
the MOST likely outcome?

A. The baby may have malformations, heart defects, and a
low birth weight.

B. The baby may have a small skull, spina bifida, cleft
palate, and blindness.

C. The baby may have low birth weight, tremors, and a
small skull.

D. The baby may have intellectual disabilities and there is a
risk of miscarriage or stillbirth.

when deep-fat-frying chicken tenders, what technique is best when adding the chicken to the oil?

Which endocrine diseases can lead to secondary diabetes? Explain the mechanism in each case.​

What are fOUR of the qualities required for a healthy relationship? (1​

Body fat percentage is also known as:

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should you play with sharp objects? i will mark brainliest for the correct answer​

what public health policies help prevent communicable diseases?
A Nutrition education
B Organ donation registry
C Food inspection
D Antismoking advertisements

When the referee holds both hands above his head, like a signal for a touchdown in football, he is signaling a
Time out
Technical foul
O 3-point shot

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Which example illustrates nonverbal communication? yelling discussing a patient in public having an angry look on your face speaking quietly

A ______________ is a cognitive structure that guides social behavior.

Question 4 options:

category


grouping


script


fuzzy construct

Why young people find the transition between school and university challenging?

why jovian planet has more satellite?​

A stroke causes demage to the .........?

Which of the following is a type of fibrous joint?

How many strikes does a batter get before they get called out

1
2
3
4

The Cure to really spicy noodles is sour candy - baby pops

What muscles are used in a push-up?
Group of answer choices

A)Pectoralis major, trapezius, subscapularis, and the abdominal muscles to stabilize the torso

B)Pectoralis major, anterior deltoid, subscapularis, and the abdominal muscles to stabilize the torso

C)Gluteus maximus, anterior deltoid, subscapularis, and the abdominal muscles to stabilize the torso

D)Pectoralis major, anterior deltoid, subscapularis, and the orbital muscles

In some cultures, people choose not to eat any type of animal products. How might these
people get the protein they need?
O fruits that have a pit-mangos, avocados, apricots, and peaches
O lots of green leafy vegetables
Onuts, dried beans, dried peas, and lentils
O root vegetables like carrots, potatoes, and beets

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Avoiding difficult feelings by focusing on facts and information and ignoring emotion
is called
displacement
intellectualization
acting out
compensation

Create an acronym

Create an acronym using EMHPA (Stands for: emmetropia, myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, astigmatism). It should be something that makes sense and helps you remember the refractive errors.

The difference between marijuana today and marijuana from the 1970s is that marijuana today:
O has no addictive characteristics to it.
O is more of a stimulant.
is less addictive.
O is more potent.

Darnell's insurance company has refused to pay for a treatment
Darnell received while in the hospital. Which of the following is
NOT TRUE?
O Darnell has the right to file a grievance with the insurer.
O The facility must inform Darnell how to file a grievance.
O The insurer must respond to any grievance filed by Darnell.
O The insurer must pay because Darnell has a right to make
health care decisions.

Sepsis Case Study Review Scenario: At 12:00 noon, Jose Guerrero, a 17 year old high school student on the soccer team, arrives at the Emergency Department (ED) a few days after cutting his foot at practice. The area on his foot around the wound has progressively gotten red, tender, hot to the touch, and has some drainage. Today it caused pain when walking and he was feeling weak and had a temperature. His only medical history is a mild case of asthma for which he occasionally uses an inhaler. The ED Technician takes Jose’s vital signs. Jose’s vital signs are: • Heart Rate (HR) 98 • Respiratory Rate (RR) 24 • Temperature (T) 38.2° C • Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP) 100 (normal for Jose = 125 – 135) • Level of Consciousness Alert & oriented to time, place and person • Weight 90 kg Using the Sepsis Algorithm, answer the following questions: • Does Jose have 2 or more Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) criteria? • If yes, what criteria? • Is there an actual or potential infection? • If so, what is the source? • What should happen next? . Based on Jose’s condition and vital signs, here are the steps the ED staff take: • They place Jose into a bed at 1230 pm. • The nurse starts an intravenous (IV) line in case fluids or IV medications need to be given • The doctor orders the following labs: Lactate, Blood Culture and Complete Blood Count (CBC) (the phlebotomist draws the labs at 1255 pm) • The doctor orders 1 Liter (L) of intravenous fluid [normal saline (NS)] and the nurse gives the fluid starting at 1:20 pm, at the time she hangs the fluid bag the SBP = 88 and the HR = 102 In the meantime, Jose is starting to shiver. Some lab results come back from the lab at 1:40 pm. The lab results are: • Lactate = 4.2 • CBC: White Blood Cell (WBC) count = 15 thousand; Hematocrit (Hct) = 42 • The blood culture is pending The ED technician takes Jose’s vital signs (VS) again at 1:45 pm after the liter of fluid has been given to him. Jose’s vital signs are now: • SBP = 80 • HR = 114 • RR = 28 • T = 39° C • Jose looks very pale Answer the following questions: • Is John’s condition improving? • What do you think needs to happen now? Because Jose’s condition is not improving: • The doctor orders another liter (L) of fluid (NS) and IV antibiotics and asks the nurse to get VS again as soon as the fluid is administered • 1 L fluid is given at 2:10 pm • The antibiotic is started at 2:20 pm and takes 30 min to give • The doctor calls the nurse at 2:25 pm and tells her that he wants to start Early Goal Directed Therapy (EGDT) on Jose The start time for EGDT is 1:40 pm when the lactate result of 4.2 came back from the lab. All interventions related to his care that have time frames associated with them are based on this start time. The liter of fluid has been administered and at 2:30 the nurse checks John’s VS again as the doctor ordered. Jose’s vital signs are: • SBP = 85 • HR = 105 • RR = 25 • T = 38.7° C The sepsis catheter is inserted at 3:05 pm and the nurse starts monitoring the measurements from the catheter that give information that helps guide treatment for Jose. The doctor orders a chest X-ray to make sure the catheter is inserted correctly and makes arrangements to transfer Jose to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) as soon as possible. Here are the values recorded from the sepsis catheter: Time CVP MAP ScvO2 3:15 pm 4 56 60 3:40 pm 5 57 4:10 pm 5 56 62 4:45 pm 6 59 5:10 pm 8 60 65 5:40 pm 8 59 6:00 pm 10 62 64 6:30 pm 9 64 6:55 pm 9 67 66 7:15 pm 8 68 7:40 pm 9 68 68 8:15 pm 8 70 8:45 pm 10 69 69 9:10 pm 9 68 9:45 pm 9 72 72 The ED staff takes another lactate draw at 7:05 pm. The results from that draw arrive at 7:57 pm and are 2.3. Based on this information, did the ED staff meet the EGDT goals outlined in the Sepsis Algorithm? Which of these were met? • Antibiotics given at the right time? • Sepsis catheter inserted at the right time? • CVP, MAP, ScvO2 targets? • Decreased repeat lactate? Jose slowly improves over the next 2 days while in the ICU. He remains on IV antibiotics and is transferred to the Medical Surgical unit until he is discharged home 2 days later.

One’s ability to focus on a specific stimulus among many in the environment is called ___________.
A.
bottom-up processing
B.
selective attention
C.
inattentional blindness
D.
top-down processing

(⌐■‿■) name all mammals in the world.(⌐■‿■)

write you own short statement in the thought bable​

What can happen if hyperglycemia is left untreated?

B. Is cheerleading more dangerous than most sports? Why or why not?