Most veins carry deoxygenated blood from the body back to the heart.
ATP DEFINITELY.
Explanation:
In anaerobic respiration like glycolysis, ATP is needed to split glucose
in the aerobic respiration, same thing. Krebs cycle needs transporters to make ADP and convert it into ATP.
Yes, if not treated by a professional doctor.
The baby’s blood would indicate acidosis, due to the intestinal juice passing through the large intestine with little or no time for re-absorption of water and substances such as bicarbonate ions dissolved in water by the large intestine.
The correct answer is D; Mr. Wu may still qualify for help in paying Part D costs through his State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program.
Further Explanation:
Since Mr. Wu can't afford the prescriptions on his own since he has a limited income, he can apply through his state pharmaceutical assistance program. Most states has their own program where people who meet certain requirements can receive assistance with their medications. These programs are designed to help low income senior citizens and adults that have disabilities.
These programs will "wraparound" the Medicare part D and pay for the drugs and costs that part D will not. More information can be given at any pharmacy or your local DHS office.
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