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Elevation can affect the amount of sunlight that plants receive, the amount of water that plants can absorb and the nutrients that are available in the soil. As a result, certain plants grow very well in high elevations, whereas others can only grow in middle or lower elevations.
The client stating that he/she would eat meat sources like chicken or pork along with each meal proves that the nurse had been effective in successfully teaching about appropriate food choices for vitamin B12 deficiency.
Explanation:
Vitamin B12 is a highly essential vitamin but cannot be synthesized by the body on its own. Hence, needs to be supplemented through dietary sources or by supplements.
Dietary sources are only available in animal origin foods like fish, eggs, meat, poultry, milk and dairy products.
Clams are the highest source of B12 followed by beef liver, salmon, trout, milk, yoghurt, ham etc.
Few plant-based foods like cereals are fortified with high levels of vitamin B12 for vegetarians to avail dietary B12.
Answer:
Modes of transmission or means of transmission is defined as the movement or transmission of pathogen from infected person or any reservoir to other person.
<u>4 ways or modes of transmission of diseases include:</u>
- <u>Contact (direct and/or indirect)</u> - Direct contact include physical relation between infected person or susceptible person such as kissing, sexual contact or transfer of oral secretion. Diseases caused by direct contact include small pox, pink eye and hepatitis a and B. Indirect contact include transmission of diseases form infected person to susceptible person through a infected surface such as infected needle.
- <u>Droplet: </u>water droplet coming out of the mouth, perspiration or other open parts of the body carries pathogens to susceptible person. sneezing and coughing are most common of droplet ways through which diseases spread.
- <u>Airborne:</u> Some of the diseases are spread through means of air such as chickenpox virus, norovirus, measles morbillivirus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and influenza virus et-cetra.
- <u>Vector:</u> Vectors are defined as an organism that carries disease causing pathogens from infected person to other host body. Fleas or other insects are example of vectors.
Hence, 4 ways that different types of disease transmission that can make a person ill are droplet, Contact (direct and/or indirect), vectors and airborne.
Answer:
I believe its called Excretion!
Explanation:
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