<span>The correct answer is Platelet. Platelets are actually thrombocytes which are found in blood and are responsible for clotting the blood in case of an injury. They are recognizable easily for not having nuclei. T-cells, B-Cells and Phagocytes are all types of white blood cells because the differences between them are minor.</span>
Answer:
I'm not for sure but I think it is A
Explanation:
Answer:
X chromosome is dominant.
Explanation:
Bob has X chromosome ( along with the genes ) and he passes them further to his female children, while the Y chromosomes are passed to his sons. As genes act in pairs, each female child gets each gene from both of their parents. That's why female children get genes from their fathers and sons get their genes from their mothers. In this case, Bob's X chromosome was more dominant and since it's a chromosome for formation of a female child, he passed it on to his female children, not male.
I'd guess it's "your failing math so you decide to be the best basketball player on the team" because you are compensating in an other area for failing at math
Hope that helps
Answer: You might have to put it in your own words.
BLEEDING occurs when there is a cut or tear of a blood vessel either within or outside the body. This is usually caused by an accident or a symptom to a disease. The severity of the bleeding depends on the type which includes:
Explanation:
--> venous bleeding
--> Capillary bleeding or
--> Arterial bleeding (usually severe when it occurs)
As a professional medical assistant I perceive that when a bleeding patient is left untreated, such an individual is likely to enter a type of shock called HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK and die. Hypovolemic shock is an emergency situation that occurs due to loss of blood and fluid. From the clinical features of the patient ( looking pale) an immediate treatment is needed. I would take the following immediate actions:
