Well a person with HIV would only have AIDS if he/she has really low number of CD4 cells if this is the case that is when doctors would diagnose that person with AIDS. Hope I helped
Answer:
I believe the answer is a single bacteria cell.
Answer:
Frequent yeast infections.
Explanation:
The two hormones insulin and glucagon hormones maintains the blood glucose level in the body. These hormones are released by the alpha cells and beta cells of the pancreas.
The inadequate amount of the insulin secretion can cause the development of Diabetes Mellitus in the individual. The client shows decrease glucose tolerance. This might cause due to the yeast infection in the client's body as the yeast consumes too much sugar.
Thus, the answer is frequent yeast infections.
C- has a heterozygous genotype
They are genotypes (represents genes)
