A patient who is not breathing should receive oxygen via:
Answer: Out of all the options shown above the one that best represents the way that a patient who is not breathing should receive oxygen is answer choice C) bag mask.
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Main reason I think is adrenaline.. gives you the strength to run from a traumatic event. fight or flight response. hope it helps
ANSWER:
This could be called many things but here is one of them:
<u>Exercise bulimia.</u>
EXPLANATION:
Exercise bulimia is a pathologic condition. Some of the characteristics of exercise bulimia are similar to bulimia nervosa. Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder in which the person starts eating excessively. This leads them to vomit and a condition called diarrhea. A person attacked with exercise bulimia doesn’t eat much. Instead, they over-exercise to burn fat and calories.
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I hope this answer helps you out. Please note that the answer to this question could be many things so I cannot give you an exact answer. Have a nice day :D.</em></u></h2>
Answer:
B. Modifying the rules
Explanation:
The answer is not A because there's no rule that the team must be rotated.
As for increasing or decreasing the difficulty, it is really subjective to the point of view of each team.
Therefore, the answer is "modifying the rules".
<span> cells maintain homeostasis as they are living things. The main way cells maintain homeostasis is through their cell membranes. Cell membranes protect the cell from the outside world, if there is too much of something in the cell, the cell membrane uses pockets to expel some of it, it trasports nutrients across the cell, and it also dictates what goes in and out of the cell. Those are some ways a cell maintains homeostasis. And all living things must maintain homeostasis</span><span>: <span>Regulate intracellular ion control (e.g. maintain very specific [Ca^2+] levels)
Regulate extracelluar to intracellular ion transport. E.g. for maintaining water and blood pressure via the kidneys.
Regulate metabolism, for temperature control (e.g. in brown adipose tissue).
Regulate transcription and translation, for hormone release and
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