6 & 7
Structure 6 is the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum ( RER) while structure 7 is the Golgi apparatus.
Explanation:
The RER has ribosomes aligning its outer membrane (reason why it's referred to as called rough ER). The ribosomes manufacture polypeptide chains that enter the lumen of the RER. The polypeptide chains are properly folded using chaperones in the lumen of the RER and undergo post-translation modifications, These proteins then undergo Quality Control checks and the proper ones are allowed to proceed to the Golgi apparatus.
Proteins from the RER reach the Golgi apparatus through vesicles that bud off of the <em>trans</em> side of the RER then fuse with the <em>cis </em>side of the Golgi apparatus. The Golgi perform a few more modifications to the proteins including tagging them for delivery , then packages them. Vesicles carrying the proteins bud off of the <em>trans</em> side of the Golgi and get transported to their destination inside or outside the cell.
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Answer:Option B
Explanation:
The diagnosis is given based on the observations that is being observed by a certain period of time.
The healthcare professionals knows more about the diseases and it observes the symptoms and gives the treatment based on the observations.
The trained professionals takes no time to detect the disease and gives the analysis and proper treatment.
Biotic natural resources also include fossil fuels such as coal and petroleum which are formed from organic matter that has decayed. Abiotic: these resources come from non-living and non-organic material. Examples of these resources include land, fresh water, air, and heavy metals (gold, iron, copper, silver, etc.).
A CNA, certified nursing assistant, can administer medication to patients. BUT this duty is subject to the level of experience and training of the CNA as well as the regulation of the state.
CNAs basically assist in the day-to-day care of patients like:
1) bathe and dressing
2) serving meals and helping them eat
3) taking their vital signs
4) and other basic necessities to ensure that the patient is comfortable and well cared for.
