Answer:
D. information will first travel to the thalamus and then to the temporal lobe
Explanation:
Infected bats develop lesions
(sores) on their wings, which play important roles in water balance, circulation and heat regulation.
These lesions on a bat’s wings or on its nose cause the bat to wake up during hibernation.
Waking up early forces the bat to use up the energy it has stored as fat for its long
sleep, exhausting the animal and eventually killing it.
<span>In some infected caves, 90 percent to 100 percent of bats die. On average, the disease</span>
Limitation in independent movement of extremities can be a problem not just to the patient but also of the health care team. The goal is to assist patient for exercise,have a safe environment,demonstrate the use of mobility devices like walker and crutches.To complete the objectives in achieving the goal the nurse should first assist patient in performing the passive and active ROM exercises,assist patient in using crutches or walkers and provide safe environment through increasing side rails in the bed. To know if the interventions work the patient should show she is still doing the activities of daily living inspite of her condition.
With 4 daughter cells that have 1/2 the number of cell. They then turn around and use these fertile 4 to produce more off spring with cells that have number of chromosomes they want.
