<span>When the nurse observes that the older patient is suffering from poor hygiene and confronts the patients child who becomes defensive noting that it takes all her time and energy to care for, having to get up with her all night, never sleeping, the nurse should immediately secure additional resources for the evening and night care because it is clear that more help is needed for the patient.</span>
The correct answer is option (A) cattle egrets eating insects stirred up by grazing bison.
The cattle egret is a cosmopolitan species of heron and are white birds normally found sitting on the back of the cattle. They often accompany cattle or other mammals catching insects and small vertebrate prey which are disturbed by these animals. It is one of the popular examples of commensalism. It is a type of relationship in which one organism benefits from the relationship without harming the other organism. Cattle egret follow grazing cattle and eat flies which are dislodged by the movement of the livestock. They eat up the insects hiding in the vegetation closer to the grounds, which get stirred up when the cattle or grazing bison walk through them.
According to the attached image, to complete the question. the area at C will eventually drain urine into the
Ureter.
Ureter is the tube that transmits urine from the kidney to the bladder. Normally there is one ureter for each kidney. Each ureter is a narrow tube that is about 12 inches long. It has a thick contractile walls, and its diameter varies considerably at different points along its length.
Homozygote type A : <span>IAIA
Heterozygote type A : </span><span>IAi </span>
Now we do the punnett square:
IA IA
IA IAIA IAIA
i IA i IA i
We see that IA i occupies half of the outcomes, so 50%.