Blood borne transmitted diseases can be
easily traced back to its sources as they need a physical medium to transfer
which we can measure, calculate, contain and treat while air borne transmitted
diseases lack this feature. The microorganism do not need a physical medium to transfer
from one host to another making it difficult to contain the virus.
Answer:
Transduction
Explanation:
Transduction is a reasoning in which a person co-relate two different situations. In this, the person relates two situations and marks them the same due to the impression of older observation even though they can be related and unrelated.
So here the 4-year-old girl is showing transduction because earlier that nurse wearing shirts with flowers gave shots to the girl so now when she sees that nurse again she relates this situation to the earlier one and starts crying.
So the statement "Nurses who wear shirts with flowers give shots" shows that this is an example of transduction.
Answer:
anecdotal evidence
Explanation:
Anecdotal evidence has to do with evidence gotten in an informal which is backed up by personal testimony and it may not be regarded as a piece of scientific evidence because it has to do with word of mouth.
Therefore, having critical thinking about media reports of research needs the researcher to be familiar with this anecdotal evidence as it relies on personal testimony.
Some examples of an anecdotal evidence is
- Wow! This wonder drug completely cured me of cancer.
- I drank heavily for years but my kidney is fine. I'm sure alcohol does not affect the kidney.
The Skeletal system in the body is in between the skin/muscle tissue, and the organs. Our bones offer protection to most of our vital organs.
ex: our skull protects our brain and our chest plate protects our heart and lungs.
C. Care for the injured person
– not panic
– take control of the situation
– reassure the person if he is conscious
– know where to call for immediate
medical assistance
– act quickly to help the person until
emergency medical personnel arrives
