<span>Rheumatoid
arthritis makes the joints inflamed and painful, making it difficult for
patients to move about and perform daily activities. With proper care and
physical therapy, it is possible for the patient to live with minimum or no
assistance. As a nurse, give patient ample time for activities and ample time
for rest. Teach self-administered simple comfort measures such as application
of hot and cold, rest, use of foam mattresses, splints and relaxation
techniques to do whenever the unavoidable joint stiffness strikes.</span>
The right answer is B.
Insertion is a genetic mutation characterized by the entrenchment of genetic material in a chromosome. The insertion size varies between a base pair and an entire sector of a chromosome moved to another. In the latter case, part of the genetic data of the first chromosome is erased. This can happen during an uneven jumping.
The embedding of nucleic bases in a gene makes it longer and shifts the reading of its data, which can modify its functioning in a harmful way, especially if the insertion occurs on the exon (fragments of an RNA primary presence in cytoplasmic RNA after splicing).
<span>Postthrombotic syndrome involves the formation of blood clots in the body and that is its hallmark. Some of the symptoms include leg pain and swelling. Lipodermatosclerosis involves problems with veins in the leg and is evident by changes in the lower legs.</span>
Answer: Seminal vesicles, Cowper's glands, and the prostate gland
Explanation:
Seminal vesicles make a sugary secretion that nourishes the sperm cells. Cowper's glands and the prostate work together to create secretions that protect the cells.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Tt (heterozygous) RW (shows codominance) Bb ( full bush is dominant)
