The answer to your question is. True
Depending on what water source you use, if your using faucet water your food will be clean but not totally.
If your using a lake, ocean, bodies of water your food will not be as clean, water from bodies of water are full of bacteria, and other contaminants.That being said, using a faucet is your best bet or even try to clarify water from bodies can help.
Women are the primary victims, physical finding may be seen in a cleint who is the victum of intimate partner violence.
It is important to report the crime as soon as possible after it is committed. Interviews revealed that nurses played the following roles when caring for women who have experienced IPV: identifying abuse, taking care of patients' physical health needs, attending to their safety, making referrals, and providing support and advice.
There are more cases of domestic violence among males living with male partners than among males who live with female partners. Sympathize with the victims by saying things .
“You've been through something very frightening. I'm sorry”; “What you're feeling is completely normal”; and “This was a terrible crime. I'm sorry it happened to you.”
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Intentional/preventable
if you initiate the fight that is intentional injury and is preventable.
-Just my opinion-
The right answer is the large intestine.
The colon is part of the digestive system. Also called the large intestine, the colon follows the small intestine and forms the last part of the digestive system. It consists of several parts:
the caecum (from which leaves the vermiform appendage);
the ascending colon (right);
the transverse colon;
the descending colon (left);
the sigmoid colon;
and the rectum.
Its role is mainly to eliminate waste, absorb water, maintain the water balance and absorb certain vitamins. Chyle from the small intestine lacks almost all (90%) of the nutrients already absorbed by the digestive system. Chyle mixes in the colon with mucus and intestinal bacteria to form the feces. Bacteria capable of digesting the fibers form new molecules that the colon is then able to assimilate.
