No, the correct answer is Ecosystem
The cell placed within the hypertonic solution will quickly become dehydrated due to the concentration gradients and osmosis.
<em>Though I cannot provide the drawing of the cell, I can describe what a </em><em>hypertonic solution </em><em>is and what effect it would have on the </em><em>cell</em><em>. </em>
A hypertonic solution is a solution that when compared to another solution or object, has a higher concentration of solute. If made into a drawing, this would look like the cell is in water, but said water contains a large amount of solute, like <em>sugar </em>for example.
Hypertonic solutions can cause water to move. The water moves through a process known as Osmosis, which is the tendency of water to move towards a location that has a higher concentration of solute, in order to dissolve this concentration. Since the liquid inside the cell has a lower concentration of solute than the environment, the water inside the cell will escape through osmosis and can severely dehydrate the cell.
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Answer:
C is wrong its D
Explanation:
i got C wrong and it was D.
And all the answers are D,A,C,D,D
In a child with sore throat, otherwise known as pharyngitis, the most common etiologic agent that causes pharyngitis is adenoviruses. Although, with a high grade fever and a red, inflamed throat, a bacterial etiology can be considered and the most common bacterial agent in pharyngitis is <em>Streptococcus pyogenes. </em>There are suppurative and non-suppurative complications following an untreated streptococcal infection. Suppurative complications (which involves pus) includes tonsillar abscess or collection of pus within the tonsils, otitis media or the infection of the middle compartment of the ear canal, sinusitis, etc. The non-suppurative complications are more serious than suppurative complications. There are two non-suppurative complications, (1) acute rheumatic fever which can progress to rheumatic heart disease which affects the valves of the heart and can ultimately lead to heart failure, and (2) acute glomerulonephritis which involves streptococcal antibodies attacking the glomerular basement membrane in the kidneys and this will present as oliguria (decreased urine production), hypertension (from fluid overload), and hematuria (blood in the urine).
