Answer:
What hand to use.
Explanation:
The most likely hand they will use is their dominant hand e.g if you are right-handed you will most likely use your right hand to throw the ball.
The slowest drug absorption/response is definitely oral/digestion route.
The fastest drug response time route would be intravenous, the drugs directly enter the blood so it can work instantly. Snorting/inhaling drug still need time to be absorbed to the blood vessel. It might be fast enough if used for local response (example: asthma). The mechanism probably by mucosa diffusion so its similar to rectal or sublingual route.
Answer:The storage is needed for Red blood cell productions, and development of the foetus neural tube into the spinal cord and brain.
Explanation:
Its synthetic form is a B vitamin called FOLIC ACID. This is rich in fortified cereals. Folate is found in dark green vegetable and citrus naturally.
Basically. birth defects, occurs 3-4 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, enough folate should be taken prior to this period and during pregnancy when the brain and spinal cord are developing to avoid birth defect.
The common defects from folate deficiency is NEURAL TUBE DEFECT. It is a deformity caused by lack of neurulation during stages of formation of embryo. Because folate is essential for development of central nervous system its deficiency affected the normal transformation of neural plate into neural tube (neurulation )in stages of brain and spinal cord developments, and therefore the defect.
The standard recommended dose of folate for childbearing age women is 400mcg (microgram)
False. it is at the end of its elongated tail
It's important to seek immediate help if a hand injury results in numbness, severe bleeding, loss of strength or motion, signs of infection, obvious deformity, amputation, severe pain, or exposure of tendons, bones, or other underlying structures.
