Here are the correct pairs:
Influenza - Vaccination
The vaccination would make your body become unsuitable environmnet for the virus to live off, so you would not be infected. The vaccination would be re-developed every two years since virus can adapt to the old one.
HIV - education
We still have not found the vaccines to prevent HIV from infecting our body. The best method of prevention would be education. We need to teach the children that HIV can be spread through unsafe sex, needle sharing, or blood transfusion.
Kidney failure - organ donation
Every individuals have 2 kidneys and we can still live if we give one of them. Usually immediate families such as parents or siblings had a suitable match for the kidney donation.
Answer:
Steps to be taken are-
1) Get the person to sit down.
2) Offer them a lot of water.
3) Accompany them to any form of shade, and allow them to rest.
4) Monitor them in order to determine if they would need further medical care.
Explanation:
The individual in question is most likely suffering from dehydration, probably chronic. The above mentioned are simple first aid steps to be taken to help out in such a case.
Glucose is usually referring to one molecule that is gained directly from carbohydrates. These glucose molecules are broken down to usable energy called ATP.
Glycogen is stored in Liver and is complex carbohydrate used by a animals. These are like super large molecules of glucose, having multiple glucose molecules in a chain. This provides energy for cells if glucose is unable to be processed or there is none the body can use.
Answer:
D. All of the above
Explanation:
Religion is a social institution based on the worship and belief in God/ gods. In the study of sociology, religion is viewed as a social institution that serves to perform various functions for the smooth functioning of society. These include:
A. Provides an explanation for events that people don’t understand in society
Religion offers explanations for existential questions such as the meaning of life, life purpose, reincarnation, etc., that are not usually taught in schools or other social institutions.
B. Offers people social support
Being part of a religion or religious group usually involves regular attendance of a place of worship such a church, mosque, temple or synagogue, which can lead to the formation of new friendships and socialization opportunities.
C. Can be a source of social change
Religion can lead to social change by promoting good ethics and virtuous behavior. However, social change resulting from religion can also be negative if it leads to fanaticism, acts of terror and hate crimes.
Answer:
by specialty ( second choice)
