Hello, Soccerstar3071. The reason why we wash our hands with soap and water when we have a wound is to not transport the amount of bacteria from our hands to the wound. With that being said, there are many antibacterial soaps that can help kill the bacteria on your hands, so the wound will not be infected. If you do not use water, use hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide helps bubble and prevent any bacteria from spreading to the wound. Both of these are key for the healing process of the wound to take place. I hope I have helped you!! Have a great day.
Answer:
well, planned exercise is where you use official exercise equipment.
activities of daily living is where you exercise by just doing what you normaly do. ( walking up/down stairs ...)
The correct answer is A.can only run one or two marathons a year. The reason behind this is running more than 2 is hard on the body and mind. It increases risk of injury and can slow your times for your end result.
i would say the answer is b and c
Answer:
B. "The condition is likely caused by a vitamin B12 deficiency."
Explanation:
Vitamin B complex plays important roles in maintaining the body, for example we have cobalamin (or vitamin B12) responsible, among others, for the synthesis of hemoglobin, and folic acid (or vitamin B9), which has the function to help in production and maintenance of new cells and DNA synthesis. The lack of such vitamins triggers a type of disorder called megaloblastic anemia.
Megaloblastic anemia is characterized by abnormal size and immaturity of red blood cells, as well as decreased leukocytes and platelets. On blood test (CBC) cells are normochromic (normal staining) and macrocytic (increased size).
Cobalamin deficiency may be related to poor intake of this vitamin; difficulty in absorption, such as in cases of inability of parental stomach cells to secrete intrinsic factor (a glycoprotein that binds to vitamin B12 to facilitate its absorption) or misuse, situations in which cobalamin is not synthesized. The lack of folic acid may also be related to poor intake, misuse, inefficient absorption or even in cases of increased need of the body, such as pregnancies, growth stages, among others.
