Homeostatic there must be a mechanism to control water changes
In the Asian culture, they have a formal respect system where they maintain a distance from others. Many are uncomfortable with a direct eye to eye contact. The patient is not being rude, they are only doing as their culture dictates. With this being said, the nursing action that is most appropriate is to continue with the instructions and conversation. If the nurse decides to walk around to face the patient, this is considered a direct conflict in their culture. Do not stop giving the instructions on the stool specimen and offer the patient to come back as they will be offended. Also, never tell the Asian patient to look at you as you are talking as they may find it degrading. So the answer to the question is; continue with the instructions and verify that the client understands.
Hello, this seems like a multiple choice question without the given choices. However, I can still help you and give you an idea that can potentially help you choose the choice.
Fats can contribute to issues regarding digestion and respiration when consumed too much since it clogs up your arteries. If large amounts of fat is continuously consumed for a lengthy period, then obesity and fatal chronic diseases can be a result. For your question, choose the option with the food that has the fattiest content.
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Eukaryote cells:
-has a nucleus
-tends to be multicellular (consisting of many cells)
-meiosis + fusion of gametes (sex cells)
-have mitochondria (powerhouse of the cell)
eg) animal and plant cells
Prokaryote cells:
-no nucleus (or membrane-bound nucleus)
-tends to be unicellular (consisting of one cell)
-no mitochondria
-partial meiosis
eg) bacteria and archaea
Answer: A. Research into a phytochemical from a plant which might inhibit cancer development.
Explanation:
The chemoprevention is a process of utilization of chemical formulations such as medication, supplements and vitamins to the stop the growth of cancer cells. This is necessary and important for people which are at high risk of developing cancer.
The research for the phytochemical derived from the plants can be an example of chemoprevention as this will help in inhibiting the cancer development.
