Answer and Explanation:
When talking about heart diseases, there are numerous factors that may aggraviate or increase the risk for heart disease, such as lifestyle choices including diet, drug consumption, smoking, etc.
- <u>High blood cholesterol levels</u> - consuming food high in cholesterol leads to the congregation of extra cholesterol in the the arteries.
<u>Solutions</u>: reduce the consumption of food that is high in cholesterol, such as eggs, cheese, and meat (especially red meat).
- <u>Low physical activity</u> - increases the probabilities of having obesity and high cholesterol, which could lead to heart disease.
<u>Solutions</u>: practice exercise often, e.g. a walk in the park every evening, going to the gym, running, swimming, etc.
- <u>Smoking</u> - this increases the probability of having a heart disease as it damages both the heart and blood vessels.
<u>Solutions</u>: avoid smoking at all costs.
Answer:
The answer is given below in detail.
Explanation:
When a smoker continues smoking for years, the lungs develops cancer. The lung cancer progresses in the following order:
- The cell lining of the bronchi thickens and forms callus.
- After this step, cilia are lost
- Cells with atypical nuclei starts to appear
- After this tumor is formed
- In the final step, metastasis occur.
Answer:
There is a 25% percent chance that the child will have unattached earlobes, and a 50% percent chance that the child will have a widows peak.
Explanation:
Photosynthesis<span> makes the glucose that </span>cellular respiration<span> uses to make ATP</span>
I don't see answer choices, but it's either an STD (chlamydia), some non-sexual congenital or idiopathic disorder (endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease), or from a previous pelvic surgery.
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