I think A would be the correct answer. Your skin does not produce white blood cells, your body produces white blood cells and releases them into your blood system. Your skin does not also make T cells or antibodies. This all happens internally and they stay internal. Your body can absorb things like histamine, however I’m not sure how this would help to keep pathogens out of the body.
I’m not sure but i’m guessing false because if you’re a teen you’re still growing and if you’re pregnant and growing another human that you would need more nutritional needs. i’m not sure if that’s right
The answer would "B"
Hemorrhage is the medical term for significant and potentially life threatening bleeding, which is usually not something particularly common as a sporting injury.
Arthritis is actually prevented by constant sporting activities and is more degeneration as a result of old age.
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I don't know many tests that show that but always think how much do you thibk you are doing is it enough or is it not enough
Answer:
Exposure
Explanation:
Being exposed to this violent environment/habitat contributes significantly to the behavior of the person witnessing it, as it is what they witness around them. If you've ever heard of the term "copycat" you'd know that it is based off of human adaptation to follow others when our brains are still developing to figure out who we are individually. That's why growing up in a good home environmental area is so important as it influences the way you perceive life.
