Passive prostheses are self-regulating, as shown in the first answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Passive prostheses are devices used to replace parts of the body that were lost by an incident.
- These prostheses are very useful to establish balance or the aesthetics of the body, but they have no articulations and no movement mechanism, being static.
This limitation allows passive prostheses not to need external regulation and to be self-regulated by fitting the body parts.
You can find more information about articulations and their effects on the link:
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D. Is a fly shot effective in preventing the flu?
Answer A touches on the topics of economics and industrial feasibility of the flu shot.
B is more of an ethical / situational question.
C is a social question.
D is the only question which focuses on the science of microbiology and medicine.
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Answer: 150 grams
Explanation: m = V × ρ
= 15 milliliter × 10 gram/cubic centimeter
= 15 cubic centimeter × 10 gram/cubic centimeter
= 150 gram
