Answer:
15% to 20% of peptic ulcer patients suffer from bleeding.
Explanation:
Peptic ulcer disease is known due to the extreme pain characterized by dull, gnawing pain in the abdomen or in the back. It usually increases with eating. 15% to 20% of peptic ulcer patients also suffer through a bloody diarrhea. They experience bleeding through excretion.
It is important that bleeding is mentioned in the teaching plan because it is an important indicator of peptic ulcer getting worse.
A gas commonly found in smog is ozone. Correct answer: A
Smog generally occurs in the lower part of the atmosphere is composed mainly of tropospheric ozone (O3), primary particulate matter such as pollen and dust; and secondary particulate matter such as sulphur oxides, volatile organic compounds, nitrogen oxides (NOx) and ammonia gas.
Genital warts are the most common viral sexually
transmitted infection (STI). They are caused by
the human papilloma virus (HPV) which can be
passed on during sexual contact. Not everyone
who has the virus develops genital warts. For
most people, including those who have visible
warts, the virus will be cleared from the body
over time. It is rare for genital warts to cause any
long-term health problems.
Answer:
Karyotype is the pictorial representation of all the chromosomes. The karyotype is important to recognize any change in the chromosome structure of an individual.
The microdeletion and microinsertion is occur at the molecular level. These changes can only be diagnose by the molecular techniques and karyotype only involves the structure of chromosome but not at the molecular level so cannot diagnose the microinsertion and microdeletion.
A. usually accompanied by dull pain
Hamstring strains are
accompanied by sudden and severe pain during exercise they may possible
include a snapping or popping feeling.
