Answer:
People giving antibiotics to food animals are required to follow a "withdrawal time" after treatment. The withdrawal time is a waiting period after treatment that gives the animal time to reduce the concentration of the drug in its body, and therefore in the meat (or milk or eggs) the animal produces.
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All dentist equipment is used in the mouth. Many deseases, bacteria and viruses are transmitted trough saliva, and not all of these are weak. So, that is why we clean the dental operatory, to lower the chances of transmitting anything.
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<u>Complete Question:</u>
In anatomical, directional terminology, the esophagus is ------------- to the mouth.
a.Superior
b.Lateral
c.Medial
d.Posterior
<u>Correct Option:</u>
In anatomical, directional terminology, the esophagus is<u> medial</u> to the mouth.
<u>Option: C</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The anatomical directional terminology is necessary to define the relative positions of different physical components.
- Devote these words to recall in order to prevent ambiguity when you research or explain the positions of various parts of the body.
- The terms consist roots, prefixes, and suffixes. The source of a word often relates to an organ, tissue or condition while the root is most often defined by the prefix or suffix.
- The center of the body or its orientation towards the west is understood as medial.
Oceans comprises about 70% of the biosphere(world). It is collectively called the hydrosphere.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Keep in mind active transport is always against the concentration gradient.
For active transport pumps or chaanel protiens needed so if these are pasaing through phospholipids than most probably it is passive transport.
Listen dear it is it is more important that movement is along or against the concentration gradient than what is moving if it is along concentration gradient than it is passive and if against gardient it is active
Simple to remember is energy ATP is used active other wise passive .
