I believe that people with down syndrome are more likely than the general population to develop Alzheimer's disease in late life.
The answer your looking for is B that is what i think
Alice could:
- Avoid touching a bare wire that may be conducting a current.
- Avoid overloading power strips and other receptacles with multiple plugs. Using only two plugs per outlet lessens the risk of shock and fire
- Utilize three-prong plugs whenever possible. The third prong, which grounds the electrical current, should never be removed.
- Never assume that someone else turned off the power source. Always check for herself!
<span>Smooth muscles and cardiac muscles
are both classified as involuntary. Both muscles are continuously working which
means it does not stop even when a person is at rest. As smooth muscles surround most of the walls
of the major organs of the body, cardiac muscle however can only be found in
the heart. They are not both innervated singularly which implies that the
impulses that travels through these paths are passed from a cell to another
cell. Both are automatically controlled by endocrine and nervous systems and
produce rhythmic contractions as impulses are innervated. </span>
