Answer:
A resposta é e.
Explanation:
Os carboidratos são testados para o extrato livre de nitrogênio:
Extrato livre de nitrogênio (%) = 100- (A + B + C + D + E)
Onde:
A = teor de umidade (%)
B = Teor de proteína bruta (%)
C = Teor lipídico bruto (%)
D = Teor de fibra bruta (%)
E = teor de cinzas (%)
Para obter o valor ou o peso da matéria seca, o método baseia-se na secagem de uma amostra em um forno e na determinação da diferença de peso entre o material seco e o úmido.
-Eletrodomésticos
- Forno de secagem.
-Dessecadores.
Procedimento
Pesar cerca de 5 a 10 g da amostra previamente moída.
Coloque a amostra em um forno a 105 ° C por um período mínimo de 12 h.
Deixe a amostra esfriar em um exsicador.
Pesar novamente, cuidando para que o material não seja exposto ao meio ambiente.
Cálculos
Conteúdo de umidade (%) = 100 ((B-A) - (C-A)) / (B-A))
Onde:
A = Peso do couro envernizado seco e limpo (g)
B = Peso do couro envernizado + amostra úmida (g)
C = peso de Charolilla + amostra seca (g)
Visualization is the process of picturing the other team making mistakes so you can win.
Answer:False
Explanation:
Answer: False.
Explanation:
Visualization is the formation of a mental image of something.
An athlete who follows a carbohydrate-loading regimen in the days leading up to a race will have increased muscle stores of both glycogen and
Answer:
An athlete who follows a carbohydrate-loading regimen in the days leading up to a race will have increased muscle stores of both glycogen and
The answer to the question is "Liver stores of glycogen"
Explanation:
Glucose is the prime source of energy for the body. Glucose, in the body is converted to Glycogen, a form of sugar that can be easily stored by our muscles and liver.
Glycogen is the storage form of glucose and carbohydrates in animals and humans. Glycogen's role in maintaining blood-glucose levels is important because glucose is virtually the only fuel used by the brain, except during prolonged starvation.
In humans, glycogen is made and stored primarily in the cells of the liver and skeletal muscle. Glycogen is also found in smaller amounts in other tissues, including red blood cells, white blood cells, kidney cells.
Glycogen is made and stored in liver and muscle cells. Muscle cell glycogen is broken down into glucose, and liver glycogen is broken down into glucose as a circulating energy source glucose for use by the body.
Carbohydrates in the body is converted into a form of sugar called ‘glucose’ that can be used for energy.
Carbohydrates are a main fuel source for the body. Example of Carbohydrates rich foods: bread, apple, banana, oatmeal.
Carbohydrate loading is known to produce an increase in stored muscle glycogen. It is a strategy used by endurance athletes, such as runners, to maximise the storage of glycogen in the muscles and liver.
Most high endurance athletes use carbohydrate loading as a nutrition regimen a few days prior to the event. Diet where foods are high in carbohydrates are eaten a few days prior to or right before an event in turn aiding in physical performance and long-term endurance.
Which section highlights the idea that Frances Glessner Lee changed how crimes were investigated?
A
"Murder Is Her Hobby"
B
"How To Properly Collect Evidence"
C
"Restoring The Nutshells"
D
"Grab Your Magnifying Glass"
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Milton frightened his family with his wild talking and frantic activity. Confined in a mental hospital for several days, he became completely immobile. He would take awkward postures for hours on end and allow himself to be "arranged" by others. With what symptoms of schizophrenia is Milton presenting?
Answer: Catatonic symptoms
Explanation:
Answer:
Catatonic symptoms
Explanation:
it is right
A client with cerebral metastasis suddenly experiences a seizure for which phenytoin 10 mg/kg intravenously is ordered as an initial loading dose. The client weighs 132 pounds. How many milligrams of phenytoin should the client receive?
Why is it necessary to convert carbohydrates into sugars?
Answer
Metabolism: Once ingested, most carbohydrates and complex sugars are broken down into the simple sugar glucose. However, in the digestion of sucrose, both glucose and fructose are released into the bloodstream. Glucose is the primary fuel utilized by the brain and working muscles.
Answer
The answer is
B: Because Because sugars sugars taste taste better better than than carbohydrate.
Explanation:
Which statement made by the patient diagnosed with COPD indicates to the clinic nurse that teaching has been effective? "I should take the pneumonia vaccine annually." "I need to get the flu shot every year in the fall." "I must reduce how many cigarettes I smoke a day." "I will make an appointment to see an endocrinologist."
The best indicators of effective teaching for a COPD patient are understanding the importance of annual flu shots and reducing the number of cigarettes smoked per day. Both actions reduce the risks of complications related to their condition.
Explanation:The correct statement that indicates effective teaching for a patient diagnosed with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) is: 'I need to get the flu shot every year in the fall.' This is because patients with COPD are at an increased risk for serious complications from the flu virus, including pneumonia. Annual flu vaccinations are strongly advised in order to minimize these risks. Another correct statement would be 'I must reduce how many cigarettes I smoke a day.' Ideally, a COPD patient would quit smoking entirely, as it exacerbates the condition, but reducing smoking frequency is also beneficial.
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Jerry, age 11, consistently talks back to both his parents and teachers. He is in and out of the principal’s office at school on a weekly basis and has few, if any, close friends. According to your text, Jerry would likely be diagnosed with
Final answer:
Jerry's behaviors, such as talking back and frequent visits to the principal's office, along with trouble forming friendships, suggest he may be diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), which is characterized by defiant behavior and an irritable mood. However, only a mental health professional can make an official diagnosis.
Explanation:
The student asks about the potential diagnosis for an 11-year-old named Jerry who exhibits defiant behavior towards authority figures and seems to struggle with forming close social relationships. In the context of mental health and childhood behavior disorders, Jerry's described behavior may be indicative of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD). This disorder is characterized by a persistent pattern of angry or irritable mood, argumentative or defiant behavior, and vindictiveness.
It is important to note that only a qualified mental health professional can diagnose ODD after a thorough assessment and that such diagnosis requires the behaviors to be exhibited for at least six months and to be inappropriate for the child's developmental level.
If I can't play outside after school, what should I do?
A Forget about exercising.
B Dance to music, do some stretches, or try yoga!
C Watch people exercise on TV.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Exercising differently is better than not.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
its the only one with physical activity.
A client who received intravenous magnesium sulfate for preeclampsia gives birth. What clinical finding in the newborn indicates to the nurse that magnesium sulfate toxicity may have occurred?
1. Pallor
2. Tremor
3. Hypotonia
4. Tachycardia
Answer:
Option 3 => Hypotonia.
Explanation:
Magnesium sulfate are used for the treatment of women that develop Preeclampsia during pregnancy period. The cause of Preeclampsia might be because of something related to genetics or when the blood flow to the uterus is low. Preeclampsia might also occur because the woman's immune system is low.
The main symptom of Preeclampsia is high blood pressure. Other symptoms are vomiting, blurry vision, headaches, swelling and many more.
The use of magnesium sulfate for preeclampsia can be toxic for newborn and cause babies to have low muscle tone known as hypotonia.
When the nurse discover that the newborn has Hypotonia it means that the baby is suffering from toxicity of magnesium sulfate.
An intoxicated 28-year-old female has suffered burns to both legs after passing out next to a space heater, which ignited her pants. Emergency Medical Responders have removed her clothing and cooled the burns. Which action is most appropriate in the continued care of this patient?
Answer: Cover the burns with a clean, white, dry sheet.
Explanation:
The first degree burns affect the outer surface of the skin, these may cause redness, swelling and pain. The second degree burns may affect both outer and underlying surface of the skin. These burns may cause pain, swelling, redness and blisters. The third degree burns are the severe and lethal burns these affect the nerves and the bones.
The medical responders have removed the clothing and has cooled the burn. The responder must cover the burn and blisters with dry white sheet to prevent the contact of external air with the blisters which may cause irritation and itching at the burn site.
A client in a long-term care facility has signed a form stating that the client does not want to be resuscitated. The client develops an upper respiratory infection that progresses to pneumonia. The client's health rapidly deteriorates and is no longer competent. The client’s family states that they want everything possible done for the client. What should happen in this case?
Answer: The client should be treated with antibiotics for pneumonia.
Viral-infected human cells often send out special proteins that serve as an early warning system to uninfected cells. In response, the uninfected cells develop antiviral proteins that protect them. The early warning proteins sent out by viral-infected cells are
Answer: Interferons
Explanation:
Interferons can be defined as the cells that is already being virus affected and they release some chemicals out of it in order to prepare the cells or to enhance the cells for anti-viral response.
The cells a group of signaling proteins which is being released by the host cells in response to the presence of virus in the body.
Chemically they are cytokine molecules which is used as a defense mechanism to protect the other cells of the body from being infected.
Certain response like fever, muscle pain are caused by the interferon.
Justin is examining the effectiveness of using scare tactics to manipulate the behaviors of 54 people living in different regions of the same island, categorized as the beach, the valley, and the mountains. What is the third step Justin should follow for hypothesis testing?
Answer:The third step that Justin need to do is to compute the test statistic and the probability value. This step of the hypothesis testing takes into consideration the fact that Justin need to construct the confidence intervals depending on the approach he is using to test. Justin needs to carry out the plan and physically analyze the sample data.
A drug that increases the action of the central nervous system is called
Answer:
Explanation:
Stimulants
what are primary sources of health ensures
The healthcare industry is driven by data. Data can come from many sources in healthcare such as patient laboratory tests and procedures. It is also transmitted from providers to payers to determine the appropriate payment for services provided to patients. A consumer's health record is a primary type of data source.
During report, the nurse learns that a client with mania has not slept since admission 2 days ago. On entering the day room, the nurse finds this client dancing to loud music. Which would be the most appropriate statement by the nurse?
A) Do you think you could sit still for a few minutes so we can talk?
B) How are you ever going to get any rest if you keep that music on?
C) Let's go to the conference room and talk for a while.
D) Turn the radio down so we can hear ourselves talk.
Answer:
C) Let's go to the conference room and talk for a while.
Explanation:
The best option is to take the client out of the dayroom and take him to a quiet room where the client can relax and not be stimulated. By taking the client out of the dayroom and into the conference room, the nurse will be able to have the attention of the person to talk to him and, at the same time, help the client to relax.
The wood used when cooking BBQ imparts flavor so it is important to choose the correct type.
True
False
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Thirty people are selected for a long-term mission to colonize a planet many light years away from Earth. The mission is successful and the population rapidly grows to several hundred individuals. However, certain genetic diseases are unusually common in this group, and their gene pool is quite different from that of the Earth population they have left behind. Which of the following phenomena has left its mark on this population?
a) gene flow
b) natural selection
c) high rates of mutation
d) founder effect
e) bottleneck effect
Answer:
d) founder effect
Explanation:
Founder effect is a genetic drift that occurs when a new population is formed by small number of people from a larger population. As a result of this drift, the spread of a disease can increase. For example If a small population moves from a larger population to settle in a desert, the founder effect can occur. If some of the colonizers are carriers of a disease, this disease would spread faster in the small population than if it had been in a larger population.
Which shows the best connection between the digestive and excretory systems? The digestive system fuels the cells and the excretory system rids the body of the cells' waste. The digestive system rids the body of the cells' waste and the excretory system fuels the cells. The digestive system does physical digestion while the excretory system carries out chemical digestion. The digestive system carries out chemical digestion while the excretory system does physical digestion.
Answer:
The digestive system fuels the cells and the excretory system rids the body of the cells’ waste.
Explanation:
Answer: A
The digestive system fuels the cells and the excretory system rids the body of the cells’ waste
Explanation:
Two positive environmental impacts of composting
Explanation:
It helps give back nutrients to the soil of plants and is good
Answer:
Composting is good for several reasons: It saves water by helping the soil hold moisture and reduce water. runoff. It benefits the environment by recycling organic resources while. conserving landfill space.
Explanation:
Healthcare workers must protect themselves against becoming infected with HIV. The Center for Disease Control has issued guidelines for healthcare workers in relation to protection from HIV. These guidelines include which recommendation?
A. Place HIV positive clients in strict isolation and limit visitors.
B. Wear gloves when coming in contact with the blood or body fluids of any client.
C. Conduct mandatory HIV testing of those who work with AIDS clients.
D. Freeze HIV blood specimens at -70° F to kill the virus.
Answer:
Wear gloves when coming in contact with the blood or body fluids of any client. (Ans. B)
Explanation:
HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus) causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) which is transmitted through the exposure to infected blood, sexual connection, and during the perinatal period from mother to offspring.
Healthcare workers must protect themselves while exposed to blood and other body fluids from patients infected with HIV. The CDC guideline includes: They should wear gloves when coming in contact with the blood or body fluids of any patient.
Final answer:
CDC guidelines recommend healthcare workers to wear gloves when coming in contact with any client's blood or body fluids, as part of standard precautions against HIV infection and other blood-borne pathogens. So the correct option is B.
Explanation:
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued guidelines for healthcare workers to protect themselves against HIV infection. Among these recommendations, wearing gloves when coming in contact with the blood or body fluids of any client is the correct answer to this question. This practice is part of standard precautions to prevent the transmission of bloodborne pathogens, not just HIV but also other infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and C. Other precautions include using face protection, disposable syringes and needles, and following proper sterilization processes.
It is essential to note that placing HIV-positive clients in strict isolation and limiting visitors is unnecessary as HIV is not transmitted by casual day-to-day contact. Mandatory HIV testing of healthcare workers is also not a CDC recommendation. Lastly, freezing HIV blood specimens at -70° F to kill the virus is not a guideline for preventing transmission during routine healthcare worker activities.
How many minutes of exercise a day is the recommended amount?
Answer:
Adout 1 hour
Explanation:
Vinicius, age 4, does not approach others in his class. When other students ask him to play, Vinicius might nod his head, but he does not join in play or converse with the other children. He seems preoccupied with rubbing circular patterns on the wall and on his desk. Which disorder is MOST consistent with Vinicius's behavior?
Answer: Disorder MOST consistent with Vinicius's behavior is Autism Spectrum disorder
Explanation:A child with autism usually prefer their own space since they seem to find it difficult to catch up with everyone else because autism causes them to have slow development than their other peers.Autism spectrum disorder is due to an effect on brain development which affect how a child perceives and socialize with their peers because they find it hard to interact and communicate
Answer:
The disorder that this child could have is TGD or even autism.
Explanation:
TGD stands for Generalized Developmental Disorders (TGD) which include a group of disorders that affect the growth of children during the first years of life. It is a set of alterations characterized by delays in different areas of development, such as communication skills and social interaction that in turn affect children's activities, interests and behaviors. However, although these disorders continue in childhood, their disorders will continue until adulthood.
And as for autism, (which I think is the most accurate) it means the following:
the variety and severity of symptoms can vary greatly. The most common symptoms are difficulty communicating, difficulty with social interactions, obsessive interests, and repetitive behaviors.
Early diagnosis and behavioral, educational, and family therapy can reduce symptoms and provide support for development and learning.
Autism spectrum disorder affects the nervous system.
Ms. Mary, a 40 year old African-American female, is seeking care for an acute episode of low back pain that radiates down the left buttock to the lower leg for the past 4 days. She states there is no relief with sitting. The practitioner notes a positive straight left leg raise. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Answer:
Herniated disk
Explanation:
Herniated disk occurs as a result of the rupturing or bulging of the disk annulus. The disc nucleus bulges out of the annulus through a crack or rupture in the annulus into the spine.
Herniated disk occurs along the spine most especially in the lower back and it is known to be the most prominent cause of back pain and also leg pain.
It can be treated through physical therapy, ice therapy, pain relief drugs etc.
From the symptoms displayed by Ms Mary, the most likely diagnosis is Herniated disk.
The most likely diagnosis for Ms. Mary is Sciatica. Her symptoms of acute, radiating low back pain and positive straight leg raise are consistent with this condition characterized by pain following the path of the sciatic nerve.
Explanation:From the symptoms described, the most likely diagnosis for Ms. Mary, a 40-year-old African-American female experiencing acute low back pain that radiates down the left buttock to the lower leg with a positive straight left leg raise, is Sciatica. Sciatica is a condition where pain radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, which branches from your lower back through your hips and buttocks and down each leg. This condition typically affects only one side of the body and may result from a herniated disk, bone spur on the spine, or narrowing of the spine (spinal stenosis) compressing part of the nerve, leading to inflammation, pain, and often some numbness. The pain can be severe and is often worsened by sitting. The description of her pain and the positive straight leg raise points towards this diagnosis.
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A fitness instructor exercises about 15 hours per week.
a. Write an equation to find the total number of hours h the instructor exercises in any number of weeks w.
b. Use the equation to determine the total number of hours the instructor will exercise in 9 weeks.
Answer:
a 15*x
in 9 weeks 135 hours
Explanation:
the x is the number of weeks
Final answer:
The equation for the total number of hours (h) the instructor exercises in any number of weeks (w) is h = 15 × w. The instructor will exercise a total of 135 hours in 9 weeks.
Explanation:
To establish an equation that represents the total number of hours h the fitness instructor exercises in any number of weeks w.
Part a)
The equation representing this relationship is simply the instructor's weekly exercise hours multiplied by the number of weeks. So, if the instructor exercises 15 hours per week, the equation would be:
h = 15 × w
Part b)
Using the equation to determine the total hours in 9 weeks, we substitute w with 9:
h = 15 × 9
h = 135
Therefore, in 9 weeks, the instructor will exercise a total of 135 hours.
After an automobile collision, a client who sustained multiple injuries is oriented to person and place but is confused to time. The client complains of a headache and drowsiness, but assessment reveals that the pupils are equal and reactive. Which nursing action takes priority?
1. Moving the client as little as possible
2. Preparing the client for mannitol administration
3. Stimulating the client to maintain responsivenes
4. Monitoring the client for increasing intracranial pressure
Answer:
Answer is 4. Monitoring the client for increasing intracranial pressure.
Refer below.
Explanation:
After an automobile collision, a client who sustained multiple injuries is oriented to person and place but is confused to time. The client complains of a headache and drowsiness, but assessment reveals that the pupils are equal and reactive. The nursing action takes priority:
Monitoring the client for increasing intracranial pressure
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A school can be used as an analogy for a cell organelle, with the principal representing the nucleus and teachers as ribosomes.
Explanation:An analogy for a cell organelle could be a school. In a school, the principal functions as the nucleus, governing and controlling the activities of the school. The teachers represent the ribosomes, where proteins (knowledge) are synthesized and delivered to the students. The classrooms can be compared to the endoplasmic reticulum, as they are responsible for the storage and transport of materials (students) within the school.
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Tina has a loss of smell, nosebleeds, and problems swallowing, which is likely due to which kind of substance abuse?
A. Smoking marijuana
B. Drinking alcohol
C. Inhaling carbon monoxide
D. Snorting cocaine
Answer:
D. Snorting Cocaine
Explanation:
According to windwardway.com, "Complications such as the loss of sense of smell, nosebleeds, frequent runny nose, and difficulties swallowing may occur in some people who snort cocaine."
Extensive use of psychoactive substances like illegal drugs, smoking and alcohol are categorized as substance abuse. It can lead to emotional, physical and social problems.
The most likely used substance is:
Option D. Snorting cocaine
The symptoms can be explained as:
Intranasal usage of cocaine can cause nosebleeds, hoarseness and loss of sense of smell.Cocaine is a stimulating alkaloid drug that is obtained from coca leaves.Snorting the drug through the respiratory tract will affect the system and result in respiratory disorders.Thus, Tina used cocaine.
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The hospital administrator receives a text message from the city emergency management team that an 80-car pileup on the interstate has occurred because of icy road conditions and over 125 victims are being transported to the facility. How should this information be shared with all hospital staff?
Answer:
Answer is
Group paging
Telephone trees
Instant computer alert messages
Refer below.
Explanation:
The hospital administrator receives a text message from the city emergency management team that an 80-car pileup on the interstate has occurred because of icy road conditions and over 125 victims are being transported to the facility. This information be shared with all hospital staff through:
Group paging
Telephone trees
Instant computer alert messages