The first way to prevent bacteria - and you should have heard this a bunch growing up, to wash your hands every time you use the bathroom and before you eat. Washing your hands prevents bacteria and also prevents a person getting sick easily.
The second way to prevent bacteria is to wash items that are touched more commonly around your house frequently. These things include door handles, the keyboard on your computer (even the mouse), remote controllers...just items that are touched a lot around the house.
The third way to prevent bacteria is to keep an eye on new about food or water that is recalled. A bunch of food (and water) nowadays are getting recalled due to ingredients that are not necessary, or contaminated.
It would be A because when you are younger you want to have a higher heart rate while working out.
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The correct answer would be A.
Explanation:
Catastrophic insurance falls in the category of high deductible health plans. High deductible health plans are those which involve lower monthly premiums, and this is good for you in the case that you don't have to visit the doctor often. The potential drawback of this type of insurance plan is that you have to pay for ALL the expenses (doctor's visit, emergencies and prescriptions) until you reach your annual deductible (which is very high) - a few thousand dollars. After this, the insurance policy covers you for the rest of the calendar year.
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The following have the potential to prevent the spread of disease:
A. The monitoring of Internet searches for symptoms
B. The development of new vaccines
D. Earlier intervention
These three options are some of the common healthcare practices used by the government and the special authorities to control the spread of a contagious disease by limiting people's exposure to it.
