<span>B.
Teens are more vulnerable to contracting an STI because their bodies are less developed than adults.</span>
3 quarters (75 cents) 1 dime (10 cents) 2 pennies (2 cents) 75+10+2=87 | 6 coins
Or, with half dollar coins:
1 half dollar coin (50 cents) 1 quarter (25 cents) 1 dime (10 cents) 2 pennies (2 cents) 50+25+10+2=87 | 5 coins
The choices are:
a. The fetus undergoes the most rapid weight gain during the first trimester.
b. The fetus takes an average of 30 weeks to mature after conception.
c. Fetal organ systems develop at a steady rate throughout pregnancy.
d. To ensure proper growth, a fertilized egg must implant in the wall of the uterus.
Answer:
The answer is letter d, To ensure proper growth, a fertilized egg must implant in the wall of the uterus.
Explanation:
The fetal development process starts with the conception and implantation. <em>Conception</em><u> is the process by which the male's sperm meets with the woman's egg cell in order to be fertilize</u>d. Once the egg is fertilized, it has to be implanted in the woman's uterus. Once it adheres to the wall, the fertilized egg cell (embryo) now becomes known as a<em> "blastocyst."</em> This is a very essential stage for fetal development because this allows the embryo to receive proper nutrients from its mother.
Implantation occurs at least 6 to 9 days after the egg is fertilized. A woman may experience the following symptoms:<em> fatigue, breast tenderness, increased urination, food cravings, morning sickness, mood swings, headaches, etc.</em>
False. You can not drown in a shower. You need those things so you don't fall.
Answer:
Doubling over, pale complexion, tears, furrowed brows
Explanation:
<u>Doubling over</u> is a reaction to clench the stomach when someone is in pain. <u>Pale complexion</u> is a result of blood loss, fear, anxiety, dehydration/light headedness, and loss or red blood cells. <u>Tears</u> (depending on the context) are a way to let out emotion - both sad and happy. <u>Furrowed brows</u> is usually a sign of discomfort which is usually a consequence of worrying too much or crying too much, both of which require face muscles to tense for a long(ish) period of time.
