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Nutrition Facts
Dietary Fiber 7.3g 26 %
Sugar 0.6g
Protein 8.1g 16 %
Vitamin D 0.00mcg 0 %
Explanation:
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Answer:
To reduce waste you must prepare food in amounts proportional to the amount you eat.
Clearly Carol is not properly using a recipe.
Explanation:
Wasting food is not a pleasant thing. When you waste food, you are throwing money away, and there are countless people who have nothing to eat, so it would be bad for you to waste the food you have.
One way to avoid wasting food is to cook the food in quantities that match the amount you want to eat. That is, if you only eat 100 grams of pasta, you should not cook 200 grams because you will waste it. In short, you should use the ingredients in the right measurements related to the amount you eat.
Carol is wasting food. She is not using the recipe correctly and uses the ingredients in the wrong amount, using more than what is recommended. Carol is wrong and needs to rethink her behavior and lessen her waste.
Answer:
A patient with a myocardial infarction cannot fully recover, despite the drugs he takes because the drugs prevent another heart attack, but other damage has already occurred.
Explanation:
Myocardial infarction is due to a blockage of the coronary arteries, with an absence of blood supply to areas of the heart muscle that end up dying.
A person with a myocardial infarction will not be able to recover the damaged areas of his heart —since the damage has occurred— but <u>drugs are useful to decrease cardiac risk factors, improve coronary circulation and prevent a new attack</u>.
The other options are not correct because:
- <em><u>Myocardial infarction drugs are used in people with cardiovascular disease</u></em><em>, not in very active healthy people.
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- <em>If a </em><em><u>drug restores blood flow</u></em><em>, it does so throughout the body.
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- <em><u>The drugs cannot rebuild the cells that died, but they can limit the death of more</u></em><em>, does not explain why the patient with a heart attack does not fully recover.</em>
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