A food handler thinks a stored ready-to-eat food item had been contaminated what action should yhe food handler take
Explanation:
Look at the date of the food to see if there are any signs of contamination as well as give it a visual look to see if the food has any sign of decay or mold. It is most likely best to just throw the food out to not risk getting customers sick.
Which of the following statements about sexual orientation is tue according to all of the scientists data available on the subject?
Explanation: Ok so,
1Sexual oreintation is made up of components such as culture, ethnicity and gender. 2. adds a level of frustration of another persons awareness it think. 3. A major issue in schools.
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Answer:
People do not choose their sexual orientation.
Explanation:
Include the following:
A list of all 10 questions you would ask the financial manager of the chosen organization.
A rationale of 50–100 words for each question.
Body composition refers to
improved blood and oxygen delivery to the body
stronger muscle function and endurance
improved flexibility and range of motion
healthy fat-to-lean tissue ratio
Answer:
The correct answer is healthy fat-to-lean tissue ratio
Explanation:
Body composition is a term used often by doctors and health professionals. It refers to the percentage of fat, bone, and muscle in your body. Doctors use body composition to see if you’re at a healthy weight for your individual body.
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Delivering oxygen through a two pronged tube secured in place by wrapping the tubing behind the ears is called
Answer:
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3. How fast can an impulse travel if the pathway is covered with myelin?
Answer:
70-120 meters per second basically 300 but I would put 200 so the answer is A
Explanation:
Answer:
650 feet per second
Explanation:
just took test and this is correct just got 100
Which of the following sub-domains does not belong in the Cognitive Development domain?
Communication, Language, and Literacy
Creative Development
Social Studies
Science
science
I think science is correct ans
A vial of streptomycin sulfate is to be reconstituted for IM injection in
a hospitalized patient. The vial contains 5 g of the medication. The
instructions say to add 9 mL of sterile water; this results in a
concentration of 400 mg/mL. What is the volume of the dose in mL
needed to fill a doctor's order for 500 mg daily?
1.25 mg
1.25 L
1.25 mL
1.25 mg/ml
Answer:
Explanation:
9 mL contains 400 mg/ mL
If you want a dose of 500 mg you would need to take 1.25 mL of the dilute solution.
This problem couldn't be more deceptively worded. The only fact you can rely on is the concentration becoming 400 mg / mL
You come to the answer by figuring out how to get 500 mg.
400 mg / mL * x = 500 mg Divide by 400 mg / mL. Watch the units.
x = 500 mg// 400 mg / mL The mg cancel out.
x = 1.25 mL
Dylan has a coworker who is always showing up late and then not finishing his work on time. It's frustrating the other members of the team. What can he do that might help the situation? a) Complain about the coworker to other team members O b) Ask his coworker if he understands his job responsibilities c) Tell his boss that the coworker is slacking off O d) Complete his coworker's work for him
Answer:
C - Tell his boss that the coworker is slacking off
Explanation:
A - If Dylann complains to his other members they can't do anything about it so it would be useless
B - If he were to ask the co-worker about his jobs responsibilities, the co-worker might not care, in some cases this could work.
C - He could tell his boss who could have the co-worker fired, since hes not helping and still getting paid
D - He shouldn't complete his co-workers for him, or else this would encourage the co-worker to not want to work
Which statement about supplements is true?
O Supplements should always be a part of a healthy diet.
O Athletes need high doses of supplements.
O Most manufacturers have extensive research supporting the benefits of their
supplements.
O People eating restricted diets may benefit from supplements,
Dylan has a coworker who is always showing up late and then not finishing his work on time. It's frustrating the other members of the team. What can he do that might help the situation? a) Complain about the coworker to other team members b) Ask his coworker if he understands his job responsibilities c) Tell his boss that the coworker is slacking off d) Complete his coworker's work for him
Answer:
c) Tell his boss that the coworker is slacking off.
Find information online or through your school or community about resources that are available to you, and use the information to answer the following questions.
Identify at least two resources for the testing and treatment of STDs in your own community.
Answer:
The community can be helped by making use of tests and treatment kits.
Explanation:
STD is an illness that does have any symptoms and the only method is to get tested such as Everlywell STD test kit. This helps to check sexually transmitted infections like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV. STD can be treated through the use of antibiotics to help in the prevention of gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia. Even the use of antiviral drugs can be useful in the prevention and treatment of the disease.Guys I really need help with this question please respond soon!! Thank you!
Answer:
c.
Explanation:
Head starts usually have forms they you feel out and then have someone who can help you find the resources you need
Answer:
C
Explanation:
C is correct, because all head start programs have the aide to connect with families for resources that they may need.
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Which of the following represents a time when a person would likely consult a company handbook? a) To find the company's mission statement or goals To view a list of customers O b) C) To find all the company locations d) To view their coworkers' vacation requests
Answer: B
Explanation:
Locate current or proposed legislation, city rules, or ordinances that have the potential to affect the environment in your area. Summarize the legislation and draw conclusions about the impact legislation will have on environmental practices.
Which of the following statements if made by a patient with otitis media External does not indicate the need for further education?
A. I will clean my ear with cotton tip applicator or a
B. I will take my antibiotics whenever I feel like
C. I will avoid potential irritants such as hair care p I will continue to swim Treatment of Chronic Otitis media includes all point
D. I will continue to swim
Answer:
C. I will avoid potential irritants such as hair care p I will continue to swim Treatment of Chronic Otitis media includes all point
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May I have someone explain the nutritional therapy rationale for modified diets, including qualitative and quantitative changes that it has
Answer:
Nutritional therapy rationale for modified diets:
Dietary modifications are changes that are made during the preparation of food, processing and consumption to increase the bioavailability of micronutrients and decreasing the deficiency of micronutrients in food.
Some more strategies for dietary modifications are given below-
1. Germination, fermentation and soaking reduce the phytate content that can interfere with micronutrient absorption.
2. using germinated cereal floors containing amylase to increase the energy and density of nutrients of cereal based porridges.
These practices may improve the intake and absorption of micronutrients and help in the increasing immunity strength as well as reducing the incidences of anemia.
Name the phobias
1) fear of height
2) fear of alone
3) fear of social evaluation
4) fear of doctors
Answer:
1) acrophobia
2) autophobia or isolophobia
4) iatrophobia lol I only k ow this much
A doctor who specializes in skin disorders is a
dermatologist.
dermatology technician
microdermabrasion.
cosmetologist.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Which of the following statements is generally true about change in the workplace ? a ) Most people accept change easily . b) Smart companies can avoid change altogether. c) Change in the workplace fairly infrequently d Individuals can learn to manage the change
d or c ?
this is very hard!!
Answer:
I think it's D
Explanation:
The agency responsible forvpublic health providing immunizations programs and educating health workers
Answer:
Centers of Disease Control and Prevention
Explanation:
Which of the following goal-setting assessment methods can be used for both long and short-term goals but is especially suited for short-term goals?
A)DRIVE
B)GOALS
C)AFFIRM
D)SMART
answer: b
you can use short term or long term with goals
Which of the following Is FALSE regarding stepfamilles?
Multiple Choice
There are more infants and preschool children in stepfamilies than older children.
Divorces occur at a 10% higher rate in remarriages than in first marriages.
About half of all children whose parents divorce will have a stepparent within four years after the separation
Only one-third of stepfamily couples remain married.
Answer:
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About half of all children whose parents divorce will have a stepparent within four years after the separation is FALSE
Stepfamilies are complex and adjustment is difficult. Only about one-third of stepfamily couples stay remarried. What are the difficulties in stepfamilies?Children Have a Difficult Time Sharing Parents.Blended families may have more children than nuclear families. Sibling Rivalry. Identity Confusion. Mixed Feelings About a Stepparent.Legal Disputes. Financial Difficulties. Territorial Infringement.To know more about stepfamilies here
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Which behavior can reduce one's risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?
Answer:
Abstinence, using condom, staying faithful to your partner and checking your health status
Mention an area affected by migration
Answer:
Urban areas are affected by migration.
Scenario: Lucille Cloyd is an 83-year-old patient who has been diagnosed with heart disease and is seeing Dr. Neill for treatment. Her daughter, Sarah Smithson, helps care for her and frequently accompanies her mother to Dr. Neil's office. Mrs. Cloyd is widowed and visits the
physician once a month, in addition to receiving home care services. The medical assistant must consider not only the needs of Mrs. Cloyd but also those of her extended family. Compassion and sensitivity are necessary to care for this patient, in addition to excellent therapeutic communication skills.
What communication barriers might exist between patients and healthcare workers?
How does the medical assistant effectively communicate with a patient's family members?
How will developing good therapeutic communication skills make the medical assistant more effective?
Answer:
- Communication barriers: patient's condition, competing demands, lack of privacy
- Effective communication can be achieved by having patience, showing respect, waiting for the patient to finish speaking, using clear and sincere language
- Good therapeutic communication skills can be developed by building trust and understanding with patients
Explanation:
Patient's condition (e.g., his/her pain and anxiety level), competing demands and lack of privacy represent potential barriers to overcome in order to achieve an effective communication between healthcare workers and their patients. Effective communication between health professionals and patients is fundamental to provide efficient medical treatments and a basic aspect of patient safety. Effective communication is based on a series of principles: 1-it is imperative to have patience with the patient and his/her family; 2-always show respect for his/her beliefs and decisions (even if you do not share his/her views ); 3-waiting for the other person to finish speaking or responding/asking questions; 4-using clear and sincere language, etc. Therapeutic communication skills can be developed by prioritizing patients' needs (i.e., physical, mental, and emotional well-being of patients). Some good practices include answer all questions, repeat information when necessary, and use deliberate silence to help patients to solve their problems on their own.
Assuming that a person going to community college can't afford to go to a four-year college is an example of ) a generalization. b) discrimination. O c) a stereotype. O d) tolerance.
Answer:
stereotype
Explanation:
The definition of stereotype is the belief about a certain person or category.
Assuming someone who goes to a community college can't pay for a university is a stereotype because it is an assumption made without knowing the full story. Hope this helped :)
How do you fix study anxiety?
Answer:
Learn how to study efficiently. ...
Study early and in similar places. ...
Establish a consistent pretest routine. ...
Talk to your teacher. ...
Learn relaxation techniques. ...
Don't forget to eat and drink. ...
Get some exercise. ...
Get plenty of sleep.
Explanation:
For complex cases of behavioral issues,
where a functional assessment has not
indicated a strong hypothesis about the
individuals' behaviors, the role of the
prescribing physician is to:
Select one:
a. Determine if there may be a physiological
cause
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b. Review the entire regimen of medication
c. Consult with other members of the
treatment team
d. All of these
Answer:
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