Answer:
DNA or RNA: Nucleic acid
Starches and sugars: Carbohydrates
Antibodies: Proteins
Can be utilized for energy if sugars are not available: Lipids
Hydrophobic part of the plasma membrane: Lipids
Glucose and sucrose: Carbohydrates
Explanation:
The DNA or RNA can be described as molecules made up of nucleic acids.
Carbohydrates can be described as biological molecules made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. For example, starches, sugars, glucose, sucrose etc
Antibodies can be describe as a type of proteins which provide the body with immunity.
Lipids or fats are the alternative source of energy if carbohydrates are not present.
The hydrophobic tail of the plasma membrane is made up of fatty acid molecules which are lipids.
Answer:
A cell plate divides the cytoplasm in plants but not in animals
Explanation:
A cell plate forms in plants during telophase through constriction of the cell wall across the equator. The cell plate divides the cytoplasm for the two daughter cells.
Evolutionary biologists theorize that
the first living organisms on earth are single-celled prokaryotes. The two
prokaryotic domains are archaea and bacteria. Bacteria varies from
disease-causing pathogens to valuable photo synthesizers and symbionts while archaea
are diverse, but not pathogenic and they have the characteristics to live in
extreme environments. Moreover, the presence of prokaryotes is highly
dominating for they can be found everywhere even inside our bodies but they are
difficult to count, classify or detect.
Answer:
Explanation:
If severe, anxiety and fear, can affect a client's condition during and after surgery. During the surgical process, an anxious client will respond poorly to the surgery .The patient may also be prone to other complications.
Extreme anxiety may cause unpleasant symptoms and stress such as a pounding heart, a racing heart (fast pulse), irregular heartbeat, nausea, a nervous stomach, shortness of breath and sleep problems. Also, during the surgical process, anxiety can make pain worse, as well as making it harder to cope with the pain.
In addition, anxiety can also make it harder to understand and remember important advices given to the patient about the operation, such as how to prepare for it or about recovering afterwards.