All three bacterial species are gram negative. Gram negative bacteria tend to survive better in Internal cavities of the body as they do not have thick cell walls like gram positive bacteria, so tend to "dry out" in dryer conditions like on the skin.
<span>So I would say the urinary tract provides them with a "good" living environment to thrieve and cause infection. They are all opportunistic pathogens. They are also all found naturally in nature in soil and plant roots so maybe this has something to do with it? </span>
Answer:
definitely the heart
Explanation:
when you see "pumps blood throughout the body" you can think of the heart!
The answer to your question is D. <span>. to protect students who cannot be vaccinated with herd immunity</span>
Is there more to the question, like multiple choice questions? Budget can have an influence on food choices. If someone has a small budget, they may need to buy less expensive, filling foods. Family can have an influence on food choices. If someone is surrounded by people who consume healthier foods, and have nutritious choices available, they are more likely to eat better as well. Then there's advertising. Too many junk food ads can trigger cravings for the less healthy snacks. For instance, if someone is watching t.v., and they see a pizza ad, but there is salad in the fridge, they may think "oh, pizza sounds great!" and just order delivery. It would be easier to have something already made come to your door, vs getting in the kitchen and creating a mess to make ones own salad.
Answer:
"I'm not really hungry for lunch. I feel so nauseated and tired."
Explanation:
"I'm not really hungry for lunch. I feel so nauseated and tired."
Drug therapy with digoxin and potassium-losing diuretics (thiazides or loop diuretics) may lead to hypokalemia. The presence of hypokalemia while the patient is on digoxin may lead to digoxin toxicity. Signs of early digoxin toxicity include anorexia, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, headache, depression, and visual changes. Slightly swollen ankles are an expected finding with chronic heart failure; frequent urination is an expected effect of the diuretic. The heart rate of 90 beats/minute is normal.
