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A 70-year-old client with a diagnosis of left-sided stroke is admitted to the facility. To prevent the development of disuse osteoporosis, which objective is most appropriate?
a) Promoting range-of-motion (ROM) exercises
b) Promoting weight-bearing exercises
c) Maintaining protein levels
d) Maintaining vitamin levels
Answer: b) Promoting weight-bearing exercises
Explanation:
The bone is a living tissue that becomes stronger with exercise. Weightlessness and immobility can lead to bone loss.
Weight-bearing exercises are those that force us to work with gravity, like walking, hiking, jogging, climbing stairs, playing tennis, and dancing. They can help prevent disuse osteoporosis.
On the other hand, swimming and bicycling would be examples of non-weight-bearing exercises.
The answer should be option B "Enzymes bond with one or more reactants and lower the activation energy needed for the reaction." Enzymes role is to reduce the amount of activation energy it needs in order for it to have the reaction. Enzymes are known to be the ones to speed up a biochemical reaction.
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Answer: Yes, the law should be changed.
Explanation: It is unjust for doctors and scientists to profit off of a patients cells when they have not obtained permission. A patients cells belong to the patient while they are in the body and still should belong to them when they leave the body unless if they give their consent to the doctor. Not only should consent to use one’s cells be required but it they should also receive compensation since it is their cells. This would have been extremely beneficial to Henrietta’s family who didn’t have much to live on. The doctors who took her cells without asking made tons of money from the never-dying cells, so much that’s they gave lots of the cells away for free. Doctors should not be making thousands off of patients cells and the patient who the cells belong to not making any money.
Answer:
A) Tissue
Explanation:
Cells are the basic and fundamental units of all living organisms. Plants, like every other multicellular living organisms, are composed of cells that perform different functions. A group of cells that perform similar functions make up or form TISSUES, tissues that work together form the ORGAN, organs that work together to perform same function form the ORGAN SYSTEM.
In plants, sieve tubes and companion cells work together to carry out a similar task in plants, which is to transport nutrients and sugar inside the plant. Since sieve tubes and companion cells work together to fulfil same task, they collectively form a tissue in plants called PHLOEM tissue.