Answer:
A tick sucking a deer's blood
Explanation:
All other examples show mutualistic relationships - both species benefit from the relationship. With parasitism the one species benefits (the tick) while the other suffers (deer).
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I am not too for sure about W since I haven’t done earth science in a while but I hope I helped
Answer: Somatic Nervous system
Explanation:
The instruction to the muscles to avoid the oncoming bicyclist is voluntary and controlled by the SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM, which is known to
- control the speed of impulses from the brain to the effectors (muscles)
- affects skeletal muscles and
- control activities that are mainly voluntary like swerving to avoid hitting a bicyclist
Answer:
The answer is 2 milliliters or 2 mL.
Explanation:
Betamethasone is considered a <u><em>steroid medication.</em></u> It is used to treat varieties of condition such as skin rashes, arthritis and in the case above, fetal lung maturity. When it comes to fetal lung maturity, Betamethasone is usually administered to women who are in the gestation period of 34 weeks to 36 weeks, depending on the condition. It is administered through the muscles also known as "IM" or "intramuscular" and the usual dosage is 12 mg. In the case above, it is asking for the mililiters of administration considering that the order was 12 mg IM daily for three days. Since the Betamethasone comes in a 6mg/mL vial, you have to compute how much Betamethasone is to be given.
If there's 6 mg of Betamethasone per 1 mL, then this means that there's 12 mg of the medication in 2 mL.
So, the answer is 2 mL.
Answer:
Osteoid is the immature unmineralized bone.
Explanation:
Osteoid is the unmineralized bone and makes the organic part of the bone matrix. In general, one-third of the bone matrix is osteoid. Osteoid includes ground substances such as proteoglycans and glycoproteins. Osteoid also has collagen fibers. Both ground substances and collagen fiber of osteoid are secreted by osteoblasts.