Answer: skeletal system
Explanation: osteoarthritis affects the cartilages of Bones.cartilages is a flexible connective tissue ,in a joint that covers the surface of the bones in the joint.it also cushions the bones from impact.
During osteoarthritis,the cartilages wears out and causes the bones in the joint to rub against each other causing swollen joints, painful joints and stiffness of joints
It occurs in joints of the knees,hips,fingers and toes.
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<em>Public health informatics (phi) </em><em>fellowship is the study for the overall benefit of public health problems by the </em><em>application of knowledge of computer and technologies. </em>
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After the study of the public health informatics (phi) fellowship the enrolled student will be able to assist the state and local health department to solve the complex health problems and public health challenges.
The nursing student would be able to use the science, technology and informatics to solve the growing need in the field of heath and sanitation.
Answer:
blood flow and breathe i think
Explanation:
they wouldnt apply to plants, they are living just like animals
It's hard to say which kind of liquid is the first one.. I think it's a virus (but it also kinda looks like water though!)
1. A = either water or a virus
B = Blood
C = Bacteria
D = Water/Virus and Bacteria
2.The mouse dies after being injected with substance B and D and lives after injected with substance A and C
3. I think that if you inject the mouse with a different blood type it will not survive, just like with humans the blood will clot which can cause veins to close.
And I think with the last one; if you have a virus or caught a bacterial infection you would create anti-bodies/white blood cells to defend the body and be resistant to them. But when you combine them the virus will take the bacteria as a "host" to make more virus cells and if you don't take antibiotica (like in the mouses case) eventually he would get really sick.
Hope these are the awnsers you are looking for : )
