Answer:
(A) She produces milk with high Nicotine
Explanation:
Women who smoke more than ten cigarettes a day produce and start to produce less milk than a woman who does not smoke at all.
Smoking also changes the milk's composition. If Nicotine is present is breast milk and the baby drinks it it can lead to behavioral changes in the child.
Answer:
This process of reviewing populations, identifying problems, and taking action is called population management. Population management shifts a practice from simply responding to patient-initiated demands to searching for and reaching out to patients needing care.
Explanation:
Developmental plasticity is a general term referring to changes in neural connections during development as a result of environmental interactions as well as neural changes induced by learning.
It isn't literal. It's a war quote meaning if you put in good and hard effort, it can save your life. In my oppinion, that can relate to more situations and circumstances in life though.
Answer:
Technologies that have been in existence for long:
1. Use of Contraceptives
2. Abortion
3. Cesarean section
New technologies over the last 30 years includes:
1. Paternity testing
2. Tests to know the sex of an unborn child.
3. Artificial insemination
Explanation:
The goal of reproductive technologies is for efficiency in the provision of safe and affordable Care during pregnancy and for these pregnant women to deliver healthy and strong babies.
For old technologies:
1. Contraceptives allows people control over fertility.
2.Abortion done by a licensed professional is used to terminate a pregnancy.
3. Cesarean section is the surgical removal of a baby from the womb.
For new technologies:
1. Paternity testing is the use of DNA to know if a man is the biological parent of a child.
2. Sex or gender test is done before delivery to know if a child is a boy or girl.
3. Artificial insemination is a fertility process where sperm is introduced directly into a woman's cervix for the purpose of pregnancy.
