Feedback occurs when outputs of a system are routed back as inputs as part of a chain of cause-and-effect that forms a circuit or loop. The system can then be said to feed back into itself
Answer: Resourse depletion
Explanation:
<span>Major survival surgery on non-rodent mammals
</span>Major survival surgery in non-rodent mammals must be conducted in dedicated facilities. Major survival
surgery penetrates and exposes a body cavity, produces substantial impairment of physical or physiologic
functions, orinvolves extensive tissue dissection ortransection (e.g., laparotomy, thoracotomy, joint
replacement, and limb amputation). The ultimate decision to classify a surgery as major or minor will be
made by the IACUC. Investigators cannot perform major survival surgery in non-rodent mammals in their
own laboratories, but must make use of IACUC approved survival surgery suites that meet federal standards.
Major operative procedures on non-rodents will be conducted only in facilities intended forthat purpose
which shall be operated and maintained under aseptic conditions. Dedicated surgery suites must be
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approved by the IACUC priorto use and inspected semi-annually. Contact the IACUC office for additional
details regarding dedicated surgical suites and major versus minor surgical classifications.
Answer:
The sugar is stored as glycogen in the students body
Explanation:
The food we consume contains sugar molecules (carbohydrate) that is broken down via respiration to synthesize energy (ATP). However, the sugar is not always utilized at once as the excess is stored as a carbohydrate called GLYCOGEN in our liver cells or muscle.
According to this question, a student is sitting in class drinking a 16.9 fl oz bottle of Arizona tea. The student, however, is not doing any activity and so his/her body does not need the sugar right away. This means that the body will store the sugar as GLYCOGEN until it is needed.