A good, nurturing parent will keep their baby's diaper clean. Babies can't do that themselves. If parents don't do that then eventually it will start infection and that is not good. Babies need to eat every few hours, it's just common sense that your baby will starve if you don't feed them. Keep your baby comfortable, your baby will get cold, your baby will get hot and you need to keep them at a good temperature, they will also need to feel loved. Without getting attention they will start to get stress witch results in the changing of the brain. By the time they are adults they will be overly sensitive to trauma. These are a few examples of nurturing parents. Hope this helps
Worldwide, the percentage of deaths due to non-communicable diseases is approximately 60%.
<h3>What are non-communicable diseases?</h3>
Non-communicable diseases are diseases which are not transmitted from one person to another.
Some examples of non-communicable diseases include malaria, diabetes, hepatitis and other cardiovascular diseases.
Worldwide, the percentage of deaths due to non-communicable diseases is approximately 60%.
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<span>Ventricular fibrillation when the impact occurred during a critical portion of the cardiac cycle. Hope this helps! :) </span>
I would say either Psycho-surgery, or Electroconvulsive therapy. :)
Answer: B. All three components are equally important to the general population
Explanation:
Endurance can be define as the ability of the organism to remain active for long while conducting physical activities.
Power is the quality of the living being to exert force, energy to conduct an action.
Strength can be define as the property of being strong physically and mentally.
These three components are necessary and equally important for a population to conduct it's daily physical activity for the construction of the healthy human society.