The human body is a complex and (dependent on each other) series of systems<span>. </span>The circulatorysystem is the center of all life for the body because it moves blood<span>, </span>oxygen<span>, </span>food<span>, </span>and waterthroughout the body<span>. </span>If the circulatory system is not functioning properly<span>, </span>nearly all the othersystems in the body will suffer<span>. </span>This interconnectedness is one of the reasons that overall health must always be kept in mind as we grow older to preserve the quality of our lives.<span> does this work?</span>
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Doctors can give you literature about their services. But not all can. so the answer is TRUE
In my nutrition class I took for nursing, my professor taught us what was essential...
LIPIDS (fats), because it's what literally keeps us from washing down the drain; CARBOHYDRATES, since our brains use this exclusively for fuel; PROTEINS, our bodies use this for growth and repair; VITAMINS + MINERALS assist in cell function; and finally WATER, because we're mostly water and thus need it to function.
What isn't essential are trans fats and saturated fats.
Try to avoid cholesterol in this question, since we do need a finite amount of it to function. If you have to, say it's ADDED CHOLESTEROL, we do not need to eat things like animal products for it, since our bodies make more once fiber pushes it out of our colon.
As a healthcare worker, Sarah should advocate for the patient's right regarding the reproductive rights. She should trust that every patient is capable of making sound and intelligent choices and that. decisions this deep is better made without interference. As a healthcare worker, she can offer to assist and better inform the patients.