Answer: They do affect the health of an ecosystem.
Explanation: In an ecosystem there are many things that are biotic and abiotic. For an example: water is abiotic and plants/animals are all biotic, the water is not living but it keeps the ecosystem alive by quenching the thirst of the plants growing from the ground and the animals roaming around on the land. Dead animals and plants are not abiotic and they are now providing food for fungi and bacteria. Without the abiotic factors, it would be difficult for the biotic to survive.
Answer:
A: Vacuole
B: Mitochondria
C: Cell Membrane
D: Smooth ER
E: Rough ER
F: Cell Wall
Explanation:
Vacuole- near nucleus
Mitochondria- green oval looking thing
Cell Membrane- always before cell wall in a plant cell
Smooth ER- can be near rough ER ( no ribosomes)
Rough ER- always near nucleus
Cell Wall- large green thing surrounding cell membrane
Grow, reproduce, take in nutrients from the environment, respond to the environment, transport materials thru-out their body, produce chemicals
The EMT should inform the mother that although the crisis seem to have been resolved, it will be advisable for her to transport the child to the hospital via the EMT vehicle. This arrangement will help her to have immediate help it the situation develops again on the way to the hospital and at the same time it will enable the EMT personnel to monitor the child's behavior for any other emergency development.
Both it.) And I.) Can be answers. You could argue either one is right.