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am sorry but i don't the language but if you can translate it i think i might be able to help.
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T-cells and B-cells together make antibodies. It may take a couple days for these to start to produce after the virus is already in your system. These antibodies stick to antigens to alert the rest of the body where it is. The body then makes toxic substances to fight the virus.
Answer: (A)True
Explanation:
People who have problems controlling their urine or bowels (aka incontinence) are at risk for skin problems.
Skin areas most affected are near the buttocks, hips, genitals, and between the pelvis and rectum (perineum).
Option(B) is the correct answer.
A <u>person lying with his/her face down</u> is said to be in prone posture.
<h3>What do we know about prone posture?</h3>
With the start of the pandemic in March 2020, proning—a technique that had been used for years in the United States to place patients in intensive care who were experiencing respiratory issue on their stomachs—began to become widely used. Proning was briefly presented in certain blog postings shortly after, with the following disclaimer to clarify the type of evidence supporting its usage in SARS-CoV-2 patients.
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