Answer:
The answer is C) hepatitis A virus.
Explanation:
The most likely causative agent is the hepatitis A virus.
You can get hepatitis A if:
- Eat or drink food or water that has been contaminated by feces (fecal matter) that contains the hepatitis A virus. Unpeeled fruits, raw vegetables and shellfish, ice and water are common sources of the disease virus .
- It comes into contact with the feces or blood of a person who currently has the disease.
- A person with hepatitis A passes the virus to an object or food due to poor hand washing after using the toilet.
Answer:
skeletal system
Explanation:
blood cells are made in the bone marrow, which is part of the bones, which is part of the skeletal system
Carbonation can speed up alcohol absorption. What this means is that when alcohol is mixed with soda or other bubbly substances speeds up the passage of the alcohol from the stomach to the small intestines, which then causes the speedy rate of absorption.
There are also other factors that affect alcohol absorption in the body and these are: gender, body weight, stress, medication, health concerns, and the way you drink alcohol (e.g. chugging or sipping). Due to these reasons, each individual has a different variation of intoxication and level of tolerance with alcoholic beverages.
