Answer:37hrs 2512 miles
the shortest way would be I-40 west
Explanation:
Answer:
D. Carbon dioxide and water vapor
Answer:
B) The tall version of the gene is dominant to the short version of the gene.
Explanation:
In the question, its given that both the pea plants are purebred for genetically for height. Therefore, we can already pre-determine the combination of letters for each gene, since purebred means that both letters in the combination are the same.
Tall genes: TT
Short genes: tt
Inputting these into a punnet square would give a result of four possible combinations for the offsprings height:
Tt, Tt, Tt, and Tt (doesn't matter which letter is first)
If <em>all</em> the offspring are tall, despite there being a purebred short parent, then we can assume that the tall gene is dominant to the short gene. (Dominant alleles when paired with sub. alleles have the result of the dominant gene actually showing up. In this case, Tt, where the plant is tall due to the T allele regardless of the presence of the short allele t.)
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There are choices for this question namely:
<span>1. Initiate oxygen therapy
2. Assess for a pleural friction rub
3. Obtain a chest x-ray film immediately
4. Place the client in a fowler's position
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The correct answer is that the nurse should "place the client in a fowler's position". The fowler's position is a position wherein the head and chest of the patient is elevated more than the lower extremities. In a patient with heart failure with tachypnea and bilateral crackles, the nurse should suspect pulmonary edema. By placing the patient in a fowler's position, the edema fluid in the lungs will gravitate towards the lower extremities, reducing pulmonary edema and reducing symptoms of dyspnea and tachypnea.