Dede Koswara, nicknamed the Tree Man, teaches us about the importance of wearing new gloves when working with potentially HPV patients. because if you use the same glove you can transmit diseases from a patient like Dede to another healthy one.
<h3>What is the story of Dede Koswara?</h3>
He accidentally cut his knee, where a small wart grew on his leg, which eventually spread all over his body.
The solution was when he found US dermatology expert Dr. Anthony Gaspari of the University of Marlyland, he concluded that Dede's disease was caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV).
<h3>What is HPV?</h3>
The human papilloma virus (HPV) is responsible for a high number of infections that, in most cases, do not present symptoms and are spontaneously regressed. This is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide. The human papilloma virus encompasses more than 200 related viruses.
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No. A law is something that happens without fail every time when being tested, or when it happens in nature. A law does not attempt to explain why the thing occurs, it only states it. A scientific theory is not something that can be tested on and will receive the exact same outcome each time. A theory attempts to explain an action seen in nature. Theories can be subject to change if new scientific data and research comes out, whereas laws cannot.
Answer:
1. Protein - build lean muscle and strengthen tendons
2. Lipids - insulation and long-term energy
3. Carbohydrates - provides quick, easily digested energy
4. Nucleic Acids - repair and replicate DNA and RNA
Explanation:
a. Think of protein as what helps your muscles grow and strengthen
b. Think of lipids as fats (blubber, the extra fat, helps insulate seals from the cold)
c. carbohydrates are found in starch and bread products, and are used to help build up energy prior to marathons.
d. nucleic acids - think of nucleus; it is where genetic material is located, and also where DNA and RNA is located.
