Answer: A health issue that is not only affecting the community, but the whole United States, is routine circumcision. I'm not going to go to in depth on what it is as this response will likely be reported and taken down. Anyway this routine medically unnecessary surgery is performed on infants everyday because much of the public is often uneducated on what the benefits are of this surgery, and how much these supposed benefits outweigh the risk. Every circumcised child is having their rights stripped away (literally) and hundreds have even died from this procedure. If you want to make a change in regards to this topic or anything in general, all you need to do is inform and educate people, if given the opportunity, engage in a conversation and debate if you have to. At the end of the day, you might even change some minds, and that's what really counts!
(Like I said, I'm not defining what circumcision is so that the words used to define what it is don't get this response reported. Go on now! It's a quick google search away!)
Hi,
Which of the following statements BEST describes the stork?
- Place one foot on the inside of the leg, raise the heel of the other foot, and remain in this position as long as possible.
Answer:
Stay with the patient and call for help. Check the patient's breathing, pulse, and blood pressure. If the patient is unconscious, not breathing, or does not have a pulse, call a hospital emergency code and start CPR. Check for injury, such as cuts, scrapes, bruises, and broken bones.
A: ii
B: iii
C: i
I believe this is right but maybe wait for another answer.
Answer:
60 Milligrams= 0.00013228% or into 6000%
Foods:
Broccoli. Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable. One-half cup of cooked broccoli will give you 51 …
Chili Peppers. A green chili pepper will give you vitamin C of about 109 mg. This is the same …
Cauliflower. Cauliflower is rich in vitamin C and helps in increasing one’s metabolism...
Garden Cress. Garden cress has a high content of Vitamin C. Also, they are rich in folic acid.
Explanation:
Hope this helps...
