Pressuring a person to go on a date would demonstrate appropriate consent.
True
Or
False

please answer all of this. please​

1. There are assigned medical codes not only for physician services, but also for medical supplies and drugs for retail pharmacy :
True
False

2.
Password protected computers are essential to maintain the privacy of patient information :
True
False

Sam's ideal heart rate while working out in his fat burning zone is 50% is 102bpm. What is Sam's maximum heart rate?

Select common patient information topics and questions from the list below. (Check all of the boxes that
apply)
details of a testing procedure
risks and benefits of treatment
risks and benefits of not receiving treatment
getting to know the members of the healthcare team
risks and benefits of not getting to know the members of the healthcare team
side effects of a disease or treatment

The patient has a A in temperature of 4°F above her
original measurement that was afeb 2 hours ago. There
is pain in the LUQ. MRI is scheduled today at 1430.

You then calculate the KDto be 6 x 10-4M to HERI and 2 x 10-3M to HERIII. What is the specificity of your drug?

Why are computer applications helpful in the health care setting? O A. Patients can look up other people's records. O B. Employees don't use computers because of privacy rights. O C. Employees can access immunization and training records to maintain a safe and hazard-free workplace. D. Employees can check their personal accounts and keep up-to-date on social events.​

(Not for school, personal question) I am a 14 yr old, 15 in Jan. I lift weights and stick to a diet, recently I haven't been working out due to a hip injury that is healing slowly but surely. I have been using whey protein powder after workout, not to much as I know it is unhealthy for you (32 grams with plenty of water). I just recently found out about vegan protein and heard it is healthier then whey, not sure if I should switch to vegan or whey. I am not vegan and not thinking of switching to being vegan just wondering which is healthier and which will have side effects. I apologize for any typos, currently on mobile.

List several ways you could improve your diet. I don't know what to say plz help

Which of the following is a common use of starches?

-Thickening soups and sauces
-Adding vitamins and minerals
-The base of cakes and cookies
-A side dish when combined with vegetables

What percent of your body is made up of water?
Group of answer choices
50%
70%
20%

Scaffolding is the process of

9. Doctors tested a patient to find out what molecules were in her cells. Her cells contained normal levels of oxygen molecules, low levels of amino acid molecules, and low levels of glucose molecules. Will this patient be able to exercise normally? a Yes, as long as her cells have enough oxygen, her body will be able to exercise. b) No, her cells need glucose to react with oxygen to release gh energy to exercise. No, her cells need amino acids to react with oxygen to release enough energy to exercise. d. No, her cells need glucose to react with amino acids to release enough energy to exercise.

what important things about physical fitness can your resting Target and recovery heart rates tell you ​

The American Medical Association's code of ethics does not directly address

social policy issues

billing

personal finance

hospital relations

Micah is a 14 year old boy who is active in his community and has a very competitive spirit. A week ago he competed in a hamburger eating contest at a local carnival. Micah's parents are worried by his symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal cramping.He has the following vital signs: temperature: 98.6 ° F blood pressure: 100/65 heart rate: 110 bpm

is it important to know your family
health history?​

Will give 5 points for answering these questions....Help please
​

According to Mark Bittman, how is livestock harming the planet? Name three ways. Besides junk food, what else does the speaker say Americans are overconsuming? What type of food does Bittman say will make you live longer? Do you agree with the speaker when he says marketers are to blame for our overconsumption of white bread and Coke? Explain your answer. What is a locavore? What is Bittman’s opinion of the locavore lifestyle? According to the speaker, what happened to home cooking when women entered the workforce? Experts concerned with disease reduction advise people eat how much meat per week? How much do we actually eat? Do you agree that Americans eat too much meat? Why or why not?

What would you do differently next time you encountered the same symptoms that you encountered in this lab?

Please reword this paragraph:

The mutation I chose was Familial Acromegaly. Familial Acromegaly is caused by an increased amount of growth hormones that are produced during our adulthood and are secreted from our pituitary gland which is located in our brain. Acromegaly is extremely rare to be passed down each generation, when it is, it’s due to a part of multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1), or a condition called familial isolated pituitary adenoma. Acromegaly is distinguished by enlarged features such as your face, hands, and feet. As the face might change shape due to the excess hormones your jaw may protrude or extend out to a certain point, your nose might get longer, and your lips might get fuller or thicken (basically you might have/get Cardi B-like lips). Familial acromegaly can cause puberty to hit much later, and cause genitalia to possibly be deformed due to the increased growth hormones. It could also cause weakness, vision problems, and heart problems that could eventually lead to heart failure.

Match the following definition with the correct stage.

Pre-contemplation Stage

Contemplation Stage

Preparation Stage

Action Stage

Maintenance

In the ____, the individual is unaware that a "problem" exists. Therefore, they have no intention to change. If they do seek help to change, it is only due to pressure from others to "get help."

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In the ____, the individual is aware of the problem, but they still believe the positive aspects outweigh the negative aspects. They are beginning to think about changing, but they have made no commitment to change.

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In the ____, the individual now has an intention to change, and are beginning to plan how they will change "next month."

arrowRight

In the ____, the individual is now ready to change. They are willing to modify their behavior and their environment to overcome the problem.

arrowRight

In the ____, the individual has changed their behavior for six or more months. They now focus on not reverting back to their old habit.

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Varying the color of vegetables helps introduce a variety of all of the following EXCEPT

flavors.
textures.
nutrients.
food groups.


Felice’s doctor has determined that her blood is not clotting easily enough. Which type of drug would most likely be prescribed to help Felice’s blood form clots? a thrombolytic drug a hemostatic drug an anticoagulant drug an antibiotic drug

Given x:y=3:4, if x is 6, what is the
value of y?​

Larissa gave birth a month ago and feels great. When is the next time she should visit her medical care provider?
A.
around six weeks after birth
B.
at her next annual visit
OC.
when she gets sick
OD
around six months after birth
E.
when the doctor calls

A midwife’s qualification would most likely be abbreviated as _______.

List one specific species of nematode (roundworm) that causes zoonotic disease. Describe the clinical symptoms associated with that species.

Which drug is commonly prescribed to treat gout?

allopurinol
prednisone
naproxen
alendronate

In terms of the amount of people that are obese, the United states is ____
out of 200. *

1
16
200
36

^ Those are your options to pick from.