Answer:
An example of disease misconceptions is the belief that vaccines are not beneficial
Explanation:
Anti-vaccine groups have been identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as one of the most important global threats against health security. Anti-vaccination is a movement that comes from a controversial belief based on a paper published in a top medical journal (The Lancet). This study suggested that the MMR vaccine (against measles, mumps, and rubella) might be associated with autism spectrum disorders in children. However, in other studies, it has been shown that there is no association between this vaccine and autism, thereby this controversial paper was retracted by the editors of the journal.
Which hormone stimulates the liver to release glucose into the blood?select one of the options below as your answer:
c. glucagon
one is foodborne illness(food poisoning)
I know at least these 3 things how you can prevent it
1. dont eat spoiled meat or raw meat
2. check the expiration date on like eggs and dont drink unpasteurized milk
3. and dont leave like dairy products out in room temp
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Here is what I know:
Physician is a primary care provider.
Nurse practitioner & physician assistants can serve as primary care providers under the direction of a physician. Because they can diagnose & treat certain diseases as well as write prescriptions for certain medications to treat said diseases.
Dermatologists treat diseases of the skin. To see one may require a call from the physician known as a referral. A patient may also just walk in to be seen by the dermatologist. But the dermatologist cannot treat heart, muscle, diabetes, sprains, etc.
so I would say the dermatologist is a secondary care provider.
