The infant should be given a trial of bronchodilators.
Explanation:
Bronchodilators are compounds that dilates the bronchioles and smoothens the flow of air through them.
The infant has gonorrhea and cough. This shows that he has excessive mucus secretion in his respiratory tract.
Wheezing and prolonged expiration shows that the infant is having breathing difficulty.
Wheezing usually occurs when there is a blockage in the bronchial passage.
Since immunizations are up to date, chances of probable infections are less.
In this case the physician should use a bronchodilator trial to check if the blockage in the bronchus is due to mucus.
Then any further examination should be followed.
Answer:
1. 25% chance, 2.she wouldnt be able to pass it on at all
Explanation:
Answer:
Cellular respiration produces ATP (energy)
1- Preparing the cDNA:
a- Using two different tissue samples (such as control and cancer cells), isolate mRNA.
b- For each sample, prepare complementry DNA (cDNA) from the isolated mRNA. Then fluorescent label cDNA of each sample with a different color and then mixed.
2- preparing the microarray:
a- Bind DNA fragments of different genes to microarray wells.
b- Attach ssDNA (single-stranded DNA) to microarray wells.
3- Combine the probe and the microarray samples:
Add labeled cDNA to the microarray wells.
Answer: Neutral
solution
Neutral solution
have equal number of hydrogen ions and hydroxyl ions in a solution. Its pH is
naturally equal to 7 and the charge in that solution is neutral since the
concentrations are equal. In the event that the concentration is unequal, the
solution would have had a positive or negative charge.
Additionally, acidic
solutions have more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions while an alkaline solution
contains more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions.