Virus
Sort these diseases into their correct infection source.
common cold
Bacteria
HIVIAIDS
strep throat
influenza
Lyme disease
salmonella

Bacterial: Lyme disease, Salmonella, and Strep throat.

Viral: Common cold, HIV/AIDS, and Influenza.

The infection source of bacterial: Lyme disease, Salmonella, and Strep throat and infection source of viral: Common cold, HIV/AIDS, and Influenza.

Organic matter but also water are abundant in soil. The organic content of the soil would be increased by the decomposition of dead organisms' remains. Mineral weathering increases the soil's inorganic component. As a result, soil serves as that of the world's most powerful source of bacteria but also satisfies the nutritional needs of bacteria with a variety of feeding preferences.

A virus infects a host by injecting its genetic material entering the cells and taking over the internal functioning of the cell to produce further virus particles.

The infection source of bacterial: Lyme disease, Salmonella, and Strep throat and infection source of viral: Common cold, HIV/AIDS, and Influenza.

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Which of the following is not a function of human life?
decomposition
movement
development
reproduction
responsiveness

A dental assistant tells her friends that a hygienist she works with has a drinking
problem. If this is not true, the assistant could be guilty of:

a) Slandeling

b) Malpractice

c) Battery

d) Libel

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Select the skill related component of fitness which is defined as the ability to move your body, or a part of it, as quickly as possible. (2 points)
O Balance
O Coordination
O Power
O Speed

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OB 80-100 bpm
Oc 130-180 bpm
OD. Over 200 bpm

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16. Identify the laws that protect society from drunk
driving.
17. How can alcohol use affect a teen’s future?
18. List three things you would say to refuse
alcohol.
19. What organizations are involved in educating
people about the dangers of alcohol?
20. CRITICAL THINKING Write three things you
might do to help reduce the number of teens at
your school who drink alcohol.

You are applying for a job as a receptionist at a health club. Which of your personal
skills would you want to list in the “skills” section of your resume?

a) Applying hot and cold applications

b) Completing insurance forms

c) Proficient using Word, Access and Excel

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The pituitary gland in a male child is malfunctioning. It signals the reproductive organs to secrete hormones too early. Based on your knowledge of the endocrine system and hormones, explain the likely impact of this on the male child. (7 points)

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Silver nitrate is used
A A In antisepsis of burns
B) As a mouthwash
C To treat genital gonorrhea
D
To disinfect water

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Compose a poem on farming.​

4. Which of the following regulates the activity of the heart,
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a. lipids
b. fats
c. amino acids
d. minerals

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How many parts does the scientific name of an organism have? (5 points)

a
1

b
2

c
3

d
4

A 59-year-old African American female is admitted at midnight with a diagnosis of Chest Pain. She complains of a squeezing type pain across her chest and into her left jaw area. Although she cannot remember exactly when the pain began, she does remember having indigestion and being nauseas after dinner the night before, around 7:30 p.m. Vital signs are: Blood Pressure-200/110; Pulse-128 beats per minute; Respirations- 26 per minute; Temperature-99.8; Saturation of Oxygen-86% on room air; pain level 9/10. During your initial assessment, she is rubbing her mid-chest, grimacing and is diaphoretic. The pain has been occurring intermittently throughout the evening and night. Her color is pale except around her lips which are bluish. Cardiac auscultation reveals a rapid regular rhythm. She has never had this pain before. Lungs sounds are crackles in both bases with clear upper lobes. She is afraid she is going to die. Per standing orders, a nurse administers Nitroglycerine 0.4mg sublingually; applies cardiac electrodes for continuous cardiac monitoring; obtains an electrocardiogram; places a peripheral intravenous catheter with saline lock; positions patient in low Fowlers.

On assessment one hour later, vital signs are Blood Pressure-180/95; Pulse-108 beats per minute; Respirations- 22 per minute; Temperature-99.0; Saturation of Oxygen-90% on 2 liters per minute; Pain level 8/10. She says her chest pain hasn’t changed. Heart and lung sounds are unchanged. Color is pale without previous blue changes. EKG displays ST elevation in leads II, III, and AVF. The MD has decided not to perform a cardiac catherization, and has admitted the patient to the ICU with a cardiology consult.

Required:
a. Is the type of pain this patient is having typical or atypical of cardiac type of chest pain?
b. What other types of pain would indicate a cardiac type problem but would not be specifically in the chest area?
c. Describe how women often present with cardiac problems and how they are different from men.
d. What health history information would the nurse assess for this patient?
e. What abnormals are present in the patient's vital signs (first set)?

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The skeletal system, circulatory system, nervous system and digestive system work completely independently of one another. True or False
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The heart is———
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How many miles do you swim in an Ironman 70.3 race?

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OB. Control your food intake
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