when working out you want to make sure you can meet the task at hand. go little by little until you are able to meet your goal. so to start i would rule out D.  
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
 Well 13 is a prime number so is that even possible?
 
        
             
        
        
        
The most common risk factor addresses by the nurse to the patient of laryngeal cancer is cigarettes' smoking. Thus, option B is correct.
<h3>What is laryngeal cancer?</h3>
Laryngeal cancer can be given as the disease that has been formed with the growth of the malignant cell or the tumor cells in the larynx. The disease has been infecting the respiratory and causes sore throat and ear pain.
The patient with the diagnosis of laryngeal cancer has been found to be assessed with the use of tobacco products such as cigarettes'. The risk factor that adds to the disease is  the consumption of alcohol.
Therefore, to the admitted patient of laryngeal cancer nurse will asses the most common risk factor to be the cigarette smoking. Thus, option B is correct.
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Your question is probably incomplete, the missing options of your question are:
- Alcohol abuse
- Cigarette smoking
- Use of chewing tobacco
- Exposure of air pollutants
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Inter-rater reliability
Explanation:
Inter-rater reliability is what is called the measurement with which several different judges can judge in the same way a certain event, in this case when used with other tests, the Rorschach does not perform well and decreases in accuracy, so it has low inter-rater reliabilty.
 
        
             
        
        
        
<u>Explanation:</u>
Homeostasis refers to the internal body system that helps to regulate our internal body environment, such as our temperature, blood pressure, etc.
By means of<em> internal sensors</em> which monitor when there is a change in our normal body condition, these reaction times occur for example:
- when we are triggered by our body to go and dehydrate (urinate) in the restroom,
- or maybe when we begin to sweat heavily after performing physical activity, those tiny droplets of sweat helps cool our body down.
All these automatic responses help us maintain homeostasis in our body.