Answer:
b. They have protons that are identical to the protons of all
Explanation:
An element is made up of the same atoms. Atoms are the building blocks of the matter and made up of sub-atomic particles, e.g. proton, neutron, and electrons. Protons are found in the nucleus of the atom having a positive charge. All protons are identical because all give a positive charge in all elements. They are different in numbers in each element that depend upon the atomic number. So A option is incorrect but all elements cannot have the same number of protons. Likewise, the size of the atom is also based on the number of protons and neutrons in an atom which varies according to the atomic number. Lastly, the number of protons doesn't need to be the same as protons (check the concept of isotopes for more details).
Therefore, only B option is correct.
For hot or cold you can make sure to replenish electrolytes. Make sure you are dressing appropriately in cold weather (dressing warm enough but not too warm because of overheating). If you are exercising in hot weather make sure to be hydrated when you start, drink water throughout, and pay attention to your body and if you are overheating make sure you stop and take a rest or slow down.
Answer: eustress
Explanation:
kind of stress associated with positive feelings, optimal health, and performance. A moderate amount of stress can be beneficial in challenging situations.
<span>Fat-soluble vitamins: A, D, E, and K — are stored in the body for long periods of time, and pose a greater risk for toxicity than water-soluble vitamins. Fat-soluble vitamins are only needed in small amounts.
So your answer would be D</span>. Vitamin D
HIPAA refers to the <span>Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. (You can give some background information about the act).
Now, to the main question. T</span><span>he steps a medical assistant can take to ensure HIPPA compliance in handling patient information are outlined as follows
1. Protected Health Information (PHI) should be kept secure and private (either on pass-worded computers or paper files and charts always safely locked up when not in use).
2. Keep strictly to the office policy, and ensure full implementation of laod down procedures. Refresher trainings may also be helpful.
3. Patients should be informed of their rights when their information is being taken and the medical assistant should support those rights.
4. D</span><span>on’t volunteer patient's information to outside companies/entities or allow them access to it, except with the patient's consent.
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