How does your body make new skin cells?

Answer:

Epidermis

Explanation:

A natural cycle called cell turn over. Your bodies epidermis is constantly renewing itself. New cells are made in the lower layers of the epidermis, and move to the surface three or four weeks later. These new cells replace the other cells that fall to the ground, that are lost when you rub your skin, or scratch yourself when you get out of the shower.

FUN FACT: Your body sheds about 40,000 old skin cells a day!

Symptoms of autism are usually apparent in infancy when the infant exhibits an eye-to-eye gaze and blank facial expression.

a. True
b. False

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Step 1: Research and Macronutrients

Research the nutritional needs of the following two men:


Male 1: 30-year-old male, long-distance runner who weighs 140 lbs. and has a body fat percentage of 20 percent. He is 5’10” tall.


Male 2: 30-year-old male, works a desk job all day. He is sedentary and the only exercise he gets is a short walk once a week. He weighs 190 lbs. and his body fat percentage is 30 percent. He is also 5’10” tall.


Based on your research, use your best judgment to estimate the following nutritional requirements for each man. Record your information on the provided sheet.


Daily caloric needs

Daily intake of macronutrients: protein, fat, carbohydrates (in grams)

Daily water intake (in cups)

Any recommended micronutrients or supplements (optional)

Step 2: Graph

Create a bar graph comparing the daily nutritional needs of each man. See example below for reference. Note: The following graph is merely an example on how to design your graph; the data included is not relevant.


You may create your graph by hand on paper or poster board, use a slide presentation program, or a word processing program. Step 3: Statistical Information

Using the provided Statistics Recording Form, record your answers for each of the following:


Find the combined mean of the two men’s daily macronutrients (remember – macronutrients include proteins, fat, and carbohydrates). Use the following formula:


Male 1 protein + fat + carbohydrates + Male 2 protein + fat + carbohydrates = X

X ÷ 6 = Mean

Find the combined median of the two men’s daily macronutrients. Use the following formula:


Take all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, carbohydrates) and arrange from least to greatest.

Take the two numbers in the middle (the 3rd and 4th number) and add them together, then divide by 2. The answer is your median.

Find the combined mode of the two men’s daily macronutrients. Use the following formula:


Arrange all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, carbohydrates) in numerical order. The number that appears most frequently is the mode. If no number is repeated, then there is no mode.

Find the combined interquartile range of the two men’s macronutrients. To do this, use the following instructions:


Arrange all numbers (Male 1 & Male 2 protein, fat, and carbohydrates) in numerical order so you have two data sets.

Find the median of each data set (i.e. for the lower and upper halves of your data set).

Subtract the median of the lower set from the higher set to find the IQR, or interquartile range.

Find the combined standard deviation of the two men’s macronutrients. To do this, use the following instructions:


Take the average of the men’s macronutrients.

From each macronutrient (Male 1 & Male 2’s protein, fat, and carbohydrates) subtract the mean and square the difference (for example, protein – average of macronutrients = x2)

Find the average of all of the squared numbers (i.e. the average of all of the numbers you found in Step 2).

Find the square root of the average of the squared numbers (i.e. the square root of the number you found in Step 3). This answer is your standard deviation.

Step 4: Sample Meal Plan for 1 Day

Create a sample meal plan for one complete day for each man. Your plan should clearly depict what each man will eat throughout the day, including amounts. This plan should be created with their individual nutritional needs in mind.


Be sure that the amount of calories, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and water each man receives from their daily meal plan aligns with your research regarding their ideal nutritional requirements. You may use the included template or create your own in a word processing document, slide show presentation, or hand-created document.


Step 5: Summarizing Paragraph

To conclude this activity, you will write (at least) one paragraph that includes:


A brief explanation regarding why you chose the types and amounts of foods that you selected for each man.

Analyze and compare how each meal plan and each man’s nutritional needs are similar and different.

Discuss how this weeklong plan could translate into a long-term personal health plan.

Step 6: Submit your Work

Submit your Graph, Research Recording Form, Statistics Recording Form, and Paragraph here.

define environmental pollution​

Inflammation is the body’s response to injury or

respiration.

coughing.

sneezing.

infection.

The structure of the forebrain that connects the two hemispheres of cerebrum is the
A.
Cerebral cortex
B.
Cerebral medulla
C.
Corpus callosum
D.
Cerebellar cortex

Which of the following is TRUE about stretching cold muscles?
A. Cold muscles are more pliable.
B. Stretching when your muscles are cold decreases your risk of
pulling a muscle.
C. Stretching intensely when your muscles are cold can cause injury
to your muscle.
D. Both A and B

Maddox takes a large bite of food and starts coughing. After a few seconds,
he stops coughing and is unable to speak. What type of obstruction does
Maddox have?
O A. Specified obstruction
O
B. Non-specified obstruction
O C. Severe obstruction
O D. Mild obstruction

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3. Simone Biles is a very famous gymnast who has helped Team USA win many national and
Olympic medals. When a company uses her to advertise their line of athletic wear, what type
of advertising are they using?
Obandwagon approach
O emotional appeal
Oprice appeal
O testimonial

Which of the following are treatments sometimes used for lower respiratory conditions?

bronchodilators

a nasal rinse with warm salt water

antibiotics

anti-inflammatories

Mr. and Mrs. Williams and their two-year-old son, Michael, are seeing Dr. Browne at the Whitestone Pediatric Clinic. The parents are concerned with behavior patterns Michael has been exhibiting. When brought to the examination room, the nervous parents explain to the pediatrician that Michael very rarely shows facial expression. As an infant, Michael would exhibit an eye-to-eye gaze, and now he would rather play alone for hours than engage with other children or adults. Michael becomes enraged if interrupted.
Based on Michael's symptoms, you would suspect _______ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. cystic fibrosis
B. Down syndrome
C. failure to thrive
D. autism

When the chromosomes (one from each parent) pair up during fertilization of the egg, the genes on the chromosomes align and are called:

a. autosomes
b. homzygous
c. heterozygous
d. alleles

Haruto has been diagnosed with a heart condition. When he first got the news, he was overwhelmed and did not say much to his doctor. Now he wishes that he had asked more questions and had a better understanding of what his diagnosis means. He has a follow-up appointment in a few days. What can he do to make sure that he gets the information he needs from this appointment? Give three suggestions.

Mrs. Payne's blood type is O positive. Her husband's type is O negative. Her
newborn baby's blood type is O negative. Is there any need for concern with this
combination? Why or why not?
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__________ is a natural sugar in the body.

A.
Fat

B.
Protein

C.
Insulin

D.
Glucose

Which picture does NOT show how to stretch your muscles at the end of a workout?

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Under what situations, it is likely that extrinsic rewards will weaken intrinsic
?​

Lucy is a healthy 9 month old Labrador Retriever puppy. Her owners came to the vet because she was experiencing multiple sudden onset seizures that she never experienced before. Owners stated that it may be possible that she got into something and that a pack of gum is missing from owner's purse. Sugar free gum often contains a toxin called Xylitol.

Laura diagnosed a patient with a sinus infection based on the patient’s description, visual examination, and prior history. Which nursing skill(s) did Laura use in making the diagnosis?

A.
Educating the patient

B.
Coordinating care

C.
Testing and evaluating

D.
Observing and assessing

I weight or I weight 110 pounds?

When you are making a difficult decision and one option feels less comfortable than the other, you are experiencing your _____ brain.

A. Radical

B. Emotional

C. Rational

D. Sensory

The three foci of the ONC-led national consumer eHealth program are: access, action, and affordability.
a) true
b) false

According to the _____ theory, dreaming is a by-product of our brain processing what it has learned during the day.

A. Freudian

B. Manifest content

C. Information-processing

D. Activation-synthesis

What’s the answer??????

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can The body can get water from milk, juices, fruits, and vegetables.

Triage nurses typically don’t work on the front lines of patient care.

A.
True

B.
False

Women require higher amounts of which vitamin?

Mrs. Olsen calls complaining about the care that she has received and the fact that you, the medical assistant, will not give her the results of her laboratory tests or tell her what the physician thinks is wrong with her. How do you handle this call, and why is it important for the physician to know about the complaint?

Your patient has pneumonia and he tells you his breathing is more difficult when he lays
down, but it's easier to breath when he sits up. What is the term for this occurrence?

1) dyspnea
2)eupnea
3)orthopnea
4)bradypnea