⚠️15 points!!⚠️
Using the picture from the previous questions in section A...
(I provided the picture above, sorry for bad quality)

What is this???
A). Lice
B). Bed bug
C). None of the above

If you chose a or b, explain why ☺️

Elizabeth is 20 weeks pregnant with her second child. Her blood type is AB negative. Her obstetrician is concerned about the possibility of a reaction between Elizabeth's blood and the baby's blood because of the father's blood type. The obstetrician prescribes RhoGAM for Elizabeth. RhoGAM contains immunoglobulins that prevent the production of certain antibodies. What condition does the obstetrician fear may be a complication with this pregnancy in the event that RhoGAM is not given?

Health is divided into two types -- physical health and mental health Select one: True False

A young man sustains a gunshot wound to the base of his neck. He was shot point blank with a .38 caliber revolver. The entrance wound is above the left clavicle, below the level of the cricoid cartilage, and just lateral to the sternomastoid muscle. The exit wound is just above the spinous process of the right scapula. He has normal breath sounds on both sides, is awake and alert, is talking with a normal tone of voice, is neurologically intact, and is hemodynamically stable. Portable x-ray films of the neck and chest took in the emergency department showed some air in the tissues of the lower neck, but are otherwise non-diagnostic.
Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management?
A. Observation for several hours
B. CT scan of the lower neck and upper chest
C. Angiogram, esophagogram, esophagoscopy, and bronchoscopy prior to surgical exploration
D. Immediate surgical exploration of the lower neck through a collar incision
E. Immediate surgical exploration of the upper chest through a median sternotomy

Im just curious. What does a person with no eyes experience. They can’t see darkness because they have no eyes or can they?

After training, how long does it typically take for DOMS to set in?

A patient in her mid-twenties saw an ophthalmologist for a routine eye exam. Due to her young age, a glaucoma est was not performed. She later was diagnosed with glaucoma and sued the ophthalmology group, alleging negligence in failing to preform a glaucoma test. The defense argued hat the standard of care was to not administer the test to patients younger than 40 because the instance of glaucoma at younger ages was rare. Which of the following statements do you think best describes the applicable standard of care in this case?
1. The defense should prevail because the reasonable, customary, and prudent course of action followed by practitioners in the same or similar circumstances would be the same.
2. The plaintiff should prevail because all patients should be protected against glaucoma, regardless of age.

the brown color gene is dominant over the blue color gene.
A man with brown eyes, son of a father with blue eyes and a mother with brown eyes, marries a homozygous woman with brown eyes, how likely is it that the couple will have children with blue eyes?

Why use needle loop to prepare fungi slide ​

Andrew is a young boy who loves to climb trees. While attempting to climb his favorite oak tree, Andrew fell and fractured his humerus. The radiologist described Andrew’s injury a transverse fracture that spanned his epiphyseal growth plate. The doctor tells his parents that:_______

Ordinary people have occasional intrusive thoughts with bizarre, sexual, or aggressive content, but they would not be considered to have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). What is required for someone to be diagnosed with OCD?

What do chromosomes do once they are connected during prophase I?

continue to replicate

exchange DNA

form their own nucleus

break away from each other

Which is a possible impact of alchol use on the community

What health problems are associated with being overweight and having too fat fat in the blood?

Vaping is the inhaling of a vapor created by an electronic cigarette or other device.
True of false

What’s the key for effective communication?

Belinda's blood test indicates that she is iron-deficient. All of the behavior patterns her mother reported would also suggest iron deficiency except:
a. She is lazy and does not want to help with household chores.
b. She complains about being too hot.
c. She has lost interest in playing with friends.
d. She is more irritable than usual.
e. She is having difficulty concentrating at school.

How many ounces of potato would someone on a 2,000 calorie diet need to eat to get their recommended daily allowance of iron? (round to the nearest whole number) _____________ ounces

summarize the four ways that children learn.

Which actions can be used to help promote the selection of healthy food choices?

The FDA defines _ as any perishable food that consists in whole or in part of milk or milk products, eggs, meat,
poultry, fish, shellfish, or other ingredients capable of supporting rapid and progressive growth of infectious or toxigenic
micro-organisms.

Which of the following does HIT stand for

How do psychological tests differ?

which of the following identities the responsibilities of parenting?
a.provide for the child’s wants
b. provide for the child’s physical and emotional health
c. provide education television and stylish clothing
d. provide private schooling and extracurricular activities

A list of each employee's access to the EHR is an example of
safeguards.
A, administrative
B. privacy
C. technical
D. physical

You need to use your
to evaluate and control your emotions.

a heart
b body
c mind

A 68-year-old man awoke one morning with severe pain in his right shoulder. On turning his head or lifting his shoulder, he experienced extreme discomfort and lancinating (shooting, piercing, darting, or stabbing) pain. The pain was a sharp, burning pain that moved across his shoulder and down into his right arm. Finding a comfortable position lying down was difficult. A cervical MRI study showed no bone abnormalities, whereas a neurologic examination provided evidence of damage to multiple peripheral nerves. He developed weakness of his shoulder muscles and was unable to lift his right arm. Final diagnosis was brachial plexus neuritis [also known as Parsonage-Turner syndrome]. The cause of the condition is unknown, but it may be related to a flu vaccination he received 2 weeks previously. Treatment consisted of pain medication and physical therapy to rehabilitate weakened muscles in his arm and shoulder.

Maintain a positive self-concept

Is it safer to use a condom or the pill when having sex?

which of these is associated with binge eating disorder?

Nicole and Anthony have been together for about six months. Nicole has decided she wants to remain abstinent until she gets married. Anthony has not vowed to stay abstinent, but he supports Nicole’s decision and does not pressure her to have sexual intercourse. Recently though, Anthony has been hinting to Nicole that they should engage in other sexual activities. Nicole is considering this because she would still maintain her virginity. She also believes it might make their relationship stronger. Gina is a friend of Nicole's. What advice should Gina give Nicole? Check all that apply. “You can still contract STDs even if you’re not engaging in sexual intercourse.” “Is this something you’ve discussed with Anthony and are ready to do?” “Anthony won’t respect you if you don’t eventually have sex with him.” “If you think it’s a good idea, go for it.” “Being abstinent means avoiding all sexual activities, not just sex.”