Soak the burn in cool water for at least 5 minutes
Here's a bunch,you can pick haha:
Diet
Physical Activity
Resisting Peer Pressure
Improving your Physical Environment
Stress Management
Regular Visits to Doctor
Getting Adequate Rest
Water
Nutrient Deficiency
Optimum Nutrient Requirements
Relationships
The closes answers are B and C.
But the best is B. <span>Fermentation is a process that uses substances such as bacteria or yeast to change the sugars of fruits or grains into alcohol.
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Fermentation is simply the conversion of sugars into alcohol using microorganisms.
Option A refers to fermentation as a rate (how quickly) which is inaccurate. Option C is somewhat accurate because it only mentions about bacteria and it includes the process of extracting sugar. Option D does not talk about any transformation from sugar to alcohol.
Answer: I only know the first question and it's convergent boundary but in the subduction zone.
Explanation:
I'm solo sorry I dont know the other ones. I am just starting to learn this kind of stuff :(
Answer:
Option 1. Inspect the overlying skin for signs/symptoms of infection.
Explanation:
An endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) procedure is the procedure whereby a physician makes use of a camera to view the pancreatic and bile ducts of the patients.
The camera that is used is called and endoscope. An ERCP endoscope is long and flexible tube that contains a camera( a lens and a source of light) which is inserted into the mouth of the patient and a small incision is made at the stomach specifically the region where the bile and the pancreatic duct is located also know as the ampulla, so that the other end of the endoscope is passed out from there.
Another plastic tube is inserted into the end of the endoscope into the bile and pancreatic ducts , a dye is injected through this duct and pictures are taken using the camera in the endoscope.
Due to the incision made on the stomach to be able to allow the end of the endoscope to the passed out from there, it is necessary that such incision are properly stitched and treated to prevent the risk of infections. This is why it is appropriate to check the overlying skin of the patient or client for infections.