1. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
This Act requires that Managed Care Organizations must provide higher level of care while reducing costs.
2. Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA)
This act requires all clinical laboratories, including those contracted for use by the Managed Care Organizations must have a certificate to operate; this would indicate that the laboratory meets the CLIA operational standards.
3. Insurance state regulations (for Managed Care Organizations that have commercial enrollees)
These laws requires that the Managed Care Organization must have the financially ability to operate as an insurance company.
Answer: BECAUSE YOUR HOME NEEDS TOO BE CLEAN AND NOT BE DUSTY.
Answer: The two main causes for a baby to be born at a low birth weight are premature birth and intrauterine growth restrictions (IUGR). Premature birth is a term for a baby born before 37 weeks of pregnancy. Sixty-seven percent of all low birth weight babies are premature births. Many people refer to these newborns as “preemies”. The earlier the baby is born, the less he or she will weigh. Babies born weighing under 3 pounds, 5 ounces are at extremely high risk for health problems at the moment of birth, in the days and weeks after birth, and during their lifetime. Premature babies born closer to term tend to need supervision for a few days, but are statistically in good shape, with mild or no health problems. However, late preterm infants have a significantly higher mortality rate than term infants and may be deceptively well looking.
Explanation: mark brainliest
Because you can get really injured if ur not flexible enough sad but true
