The short answer is no. Medical assistants are not required by law to hold licensure or certification. However, employers generally prefer to hire medical assistants who are certified.
Explanation:
There are options in your question but there is not a concrete question that can match those options.
Since there are options, I can only connect them with ''drugs'' so I would answer it like the real question is about it.
Drugs can be avoided, and all people must avoid them because they are very harmful and illegal.
They can cause death.
They can cause blackouts. That is correct.
They are really dangerous because people can die from them.
Correct answers are that they are commonly used at parties, they can cause confusion and dizziness and they are commonly used at clubs and concerts.
I am not 100% sure but I think that is false
The answers include the following:
- There was no information which changed what I thought about HIV.
- it challenged people being scared to associate with people infected with the virus so as not to contract it.
- There was no stereotypes or misconceptions reinforced.
<h3>What is HIV?</h3>
This is referred to as human immunodeficiency virus and attack the white blood cells in the body.
This is spread through exposure to contaminated objects and sexual contact between individuals.
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