Answer:
The option that best identifies the profession illustrated in the following scenario is;
Biologist
Explanation:
A biologist is a professional that study living things, including humans, animals, plants, as well as the environment in which the living things live in such fields as zoology, botany, and ecology
The study of agronomy, which is a sub branch of botany is focused on the science and technology of how plants are made use of for food production, fuel, fibrous material, to restore the land, and for fuel
It is part of the function of the biology profession to study the living things such as genetically modified food and interaction on humans, and also to identify and classify plants and other living organisms, thereby, outlining their differences.
Smoking, drinking, overeating, starving yourself
B Fitness workers provide instruction in aerobic exercise, strength training, and stretching.
Answer:
D, Keeping single-use items in their original packaging
Explanation:
By doing this, you are separating any food residue that may be left on the item away from the food you are preparing.
A is wrong because the juices and contaminants of the raw food could get onto the cooked food. They must be stored separately.
B is wrong because you need to have separate containers for you cooked food, raw foods, and vegetables
C is wrong because of the same reason as A
and E is wrong because once hot food is cooled to room temperature, there is only a certain amount of time it can stay out before going bad
Answer:
health discrimination.
Explanation:
The elimination of avoidable social and economic practices and policies creates problems in all branches of society. This elimination ends up marginalizing one group in favor of another. This marginalized group ends up suffering discrimination and prejudice and does not receive the proper services that by right should be received by all. This is no different in the health sector. A government that promotes the elimination of avoidable social and economic practices and policies that create barriers to improving the health of certain demographic groups leads to all health discrimination. This severely harms the poorest class, preventing the entire population from receiving health care of the same quality.