The most compromised part of the body in the seated dental professional is the lumbar curve. The dental professional most of the time works seated or rotated at the hips. The human adult spine has normally three curves: the cervical (neck), the thoracic (middle back) and the lumbar (lower back). The lumbar curve plays a very important part in keeping the body's balance in an upright position. When working seated, the whole body tilts forward or twists, two situations that apply great pressure on the lower back.
Answer:
B is INCORRECT
Explanation:
Action potential in contractile cells can be divided into 3 phases
1. Rapid depolarization; caused by fast influx of sodium ions into the cells. Last a few milliseconds.
2. Plateau phase: This is a sustained positive membrane potential, after rapid depolarization, caused by a balance between calcium ion influx and slow potassium ion efflux.
3. Rapid repolarization: Eventually there's a closure of all other ion channels except the potassium ion channels causing rapid efflux of potassium ions, returning the membrane potential back to negative.
A refractory period usually occurs after undergoing an action potential. During this time no action potential can occur.
Answer:
over time the antibiotic will become less effective against bacteria.
Explanation:
A new antibiotic can kill a greater percentage of bacteria because very less bacteria is resistant towards that antibiotic but when that antibiotic is used continuously for a long time then some bacteria develop resistance against that antibiotic and due to natural selection these bacteria are selected.
So if a particular antibiotic kills 99% of a bacterial population so the continuous use of this antibiotic will allow some bacteria to evolve resistance against it. Then these resistant bacteria will be selected by natural selection and over time the antibiotic will become less effective against bacteria.
<span>Sublimation. It's the same effect as evaporation but sublimation means it goes from a solid state (snow) to a gas state. This phenomenon can be seen in your freezer, when ice cubes evaporate the moving particles on the surface fly off to the environment just like in liquids.</span>
