The question is incomplete as it does not have the options which are-
1. narcotic analgesics
2. non-narcotic analgesics
3. anti-psychotic barbiturates
Answer:
Non-narcotic analgesics
Explanation:
Non-narcotic analgesics are the drugs used medication to treat and control the inflammation and pain. They are used to treat mild to moderate pain usually but with other medications to treat severe pain like Advil, Tylenol and other.
The drug act by preventing the perception of the pain stimulus by blocking the transmission of the impulses generated in response to pain to the central nervous system.
Thus, Non-narcotic analgesics is the correct answer.
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Coloring camouflages, presence of hair and long legs.
Explanation:
Coloring camouflages, presence of hair and long legs are the adaptation of white tailed deer as a result of the disruption or disturbance. Due to Coloring camouflages, white tailed deer are able to hide themselves from predator. Due to changing of climate, presence of hair changes on the body. In warm season, less hair is present on the body while in winter season, more hairs present on the body. It also has long legs which helps white tailed deer in escaping from the predator and hunters.
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The Telegraph reported on Sunday that a research team has produced dozens of embryos cloned from an adult monkey, something that had never before been accomplished. We’ve already cloned many other kinds of animals, like sheep, cats, and mules, but the most recent breakthrough suggests that human cloning might be just around the corner. So, what makes cloning people so hard?
The process of finding human eggs. To clone an animal, scientists need two cells: an egg and a donor cell. Scientists remove the nucleus from the egg and replace it with the one from the donor cell. For the animals we know how to clone, it can take 100 or more tries—and just as many egg cells—to complete the procedure. To develop the technology for a new species, like humans, there could be even more trial and error. That’s not a problem if egg cells are easy to find. Scientists can procure cow ovaries, for instance, from slaughterhouses: A bucket of 100 ovaries can yield 1,000 eggs. To get human cells, they’d have to find women who are willing to undergo about a month of hormone treatments and then surgery to extract the eggs. Sure, women who are egg donors already do this, but it’s not volunteer work—compensation can go as high as $35,000. So far, researchers haven’t had enough human egg cells on hand to produce a successful clone.
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Near the gulf of mexico in the ocean is an area in which the oceanic plate goes down into the mantle which since its an oceanic plate its going to be in or near water
