Answer:
The options are:
A. Vomiting
B. Drowsiness
C. Decreased Heart rate
D. Dizziness
E. Bowels obstructions
The OPTIONS B. AND D. ARE THE ONES THAT APPLY
B. Drowsiness
D. Dizziness
Explanation:
The use of centrally acting antitussives increase risk of injury related to the drowsiness, dizziness, and sedation.
It is important to note these side effects in order to prevent and reduce the client risk of having an injury while undergoing therapy.
The combination of citrus food in the diet may help Jared in creasing the absorption of iron by his intestine. The fruits and vegetables rich in Vitamin C and the Ascorbic acid such as lemon, oranges etc., may be used. Further, beta-carotene rich sources like carrots, apricots, beans, spinach also will also help him.
Is there a picture for this?
Answer:
DNA
Explanation:
RNA is not a double helix
Uracil is on the RNA, this is a picture or DNA. Uracil is just one of the nucleic bases
This is not a monomer; it's actually a polymer
It is DNA because it is a double helix structure held together by the four nucleic bases.
