Answer:
Most people who contract the virus do so by having unprotected s*x with someone who said virus. Other ways are through shared needles- if two people share a drug needle when one has the virus, it can be transferred to the other person. HIV/AIDs could also be transferred from a pregnant mother to her newborn during pregnancy, birth, and/or breastfeeding.
Explanation:
HIV/AIDs does not survive long being outside of their host's body, and it is impossible to be spread through casual contacts such as kissing, hugging, sharing food, sweat, or sharing a drink with an infected person. You can only contract the virus if you are in direct contact with infected blood, semen, or vaginal fluids.
Answer:
<em>The answer is within 6 hours. Letter A</em>
Explanation:
<em>The trombolytic agent must be administered within 6 hours after onset of myocardial infarction, otherwise the client will have a heart failure.</em>
In a normal situation...
Elijah should confirm what Greta asked for, and what is in his coffee.
And he should either ask to add the ingredients he wants, and pay some more money...
Or drink the rest of the coffee and move on, maybe being careful to get his specific order next time.
Or don't ask Greta to order his coffee for him ever again.
Answer:
Development that takes place before the age of nine.
Primary sexual characteristics appear at birth and comprise both the external and internal genitalia (e.g., the penis and testes in men and the vagina and ovaries in women).
Answer:
Sensory adaptation.
Explanation:
Sensory adaptation is the process in which changes in the senses take place as a result of the constant exposure to an stimulus. This means that as we are exposed constantly to an stimulus we stop perceiving it and we don't realize it's there anymore.
In the question, Shari enters a room with several chirping crickets. <u>At first she can hear the chirping </u>but as time goes by she is no longer aware that the noise is there. His sense of <u>ear adjusted to the chirping and no longer perceives it,</u> therefore this fact demonstrates sensory adaptation.
