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Answer is B. a fracture or crush injury causes bleeding or swelling in an extremity.
Explanation:
Compartment syndrome is a painful condition in which there is an increased pressure within muscles or one of the body's compartment, resulting in insufficient blood supply or blood flow to tissue around or within the area.
It majorly affects the compartments of the leg or arm, and could be acute or chronic.
An acute compartment syndrome requires a surgical emergency, while the chronic is not a medical emergency.
Some of the symptoms are severe pain, numbness and pale color of the affected area.
What I know is that sickle-cell anemia is when red blood cells are sickle-shaped instead of disc-shaped and can't deliver enough oxygen to the cells in the body.
For the first question, a unicellular eukaryote with autotrophic features (meaning it can produce its own food) will be from either Domain Bacteria and Domain Eukarya, but since Domain Bacteria is not in the choices, then Domain Eukarya is the answer. Domain Archaea are yes, unicellular organisms, but they are not eukaryotes and they do not possess autotrophic features. Domain Eukarya have photosynthetic protozoans (i.e. Diatoms).
For the second question, in Kingdom Fungi, you chose that fungi can either be unicellular or multicellular, which is true, for instance yeast and mushrooms respectively. Fungi are heterotrophic as they cannot produce their own food. The other answer is that fungi are eukaryotic organisms since their cells have a true nucleus and they belong to Domain Eukarya.
For the third question, in Kingdom Protista, you chose that protists can either be unicellular or multicellular, and this is true in the case of amoebas and kelp respectively. Protists can be both heterotrophic and autotrophic. The other answer is that protists are eukaryotic organisms since their cells have a true nucleus and they belong to Domain Eukarya.
About 338 Pg (petagrams) of carbon is<span> stored below ground in boreal </span>forests<span>, which </span>is<span> just about the same </span>amount of carbon<span> that tropical </span>forests<span> ... and serves to release </span>carbon<span> and other potent greenhouse gases into the </span>atmosphere<span>. The d</span>estruction<span> represent just a few of the worrisome </span>effects<span> of climate change in the boreal.</span>
