HEALTH HIGH SCHOOL

Which item kills a virus over time?a. antibiotics
b. disinfectant
c. anti-inflammatories
d. immune system

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

d. immune system

Explanation:

Depending on the nature of the infectious agent, the immune response will use its most effective resources. In viral infections different mechanisms develop, both against the free virus and against the infected cell.

Viruses need the cellular machinery they infect to synthesize their proteins. They are intracellular parasites that depend on the infected cell to be able to carry out their replication. Viruses generally have very simple forms, composed of proteins and a nucleic acid, although their structure and composition is very variable. They are classified by virtue of the nucleic acid they carry in: DNA and RNA viruses, and by their form and structure in different families

The most active natural response mechanisms against viral infections are mediated by interferon and the activation of NK cells. These mechanisms are more directed towards infected cells.

Interferon is a cytokine of which three types are known, called: α, β and γ. The first two are mainly produced by monocyte-macrophages and to a lesser extent by fibroblasts, while interferon γ is produced by CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes and NK cells. Interferon has a great antiviral capacity, inducing different mechanisms, such as: transient resistance of cells inducing different molecules with antiviral activity, activating genes that express antiviral proteins and increasing the expression of SLA I and SLA II.

Answer 2
Answer: The answer here is D. Both A and B are for bacteria. C is for the one of the possible side effects of a virus.

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Is permenant marker ink bad for your skin? Can you actually get skin cancer from drawing on yourself?

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I haven't heard of anyone getting skin cancer from drawing on themselves.

As for it being bad...well when you use permanent marker/ink there is a substance that the marker contains and it is called xylene. Xylene is considered toxic. I believe it's only toxic when inhaled but it can be dangerous if ingested if one intentionally swallows something that contains xylene in it. I believe xylene is used to stain furniture. I believe it's a clear substance. It can cause irritation to the skin especially if one has broken the skin open when writing on themselves and if that happens it's hard to remove the ink. The types of irritation just depends on how sensitive someone is. I know that when I was younger I used to do it almost all the time.

Hopefully this helped and good luck.
Yup its bad
If your always drawing on your self ya

A healthy way to cope with distress?

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Sleep? it works alot it helps the mind relax
Your answer is Sleep.

Hope this helps.

The mineral that's essential to maintaining healthy bones and teeth isa. zinc.
b. protein.
c. yeast.
d. calcium.

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There are two main minerals that are highly responsible for creating stronger bones in our bodies. Meet calcium and phosphorus, both of these bone strengthening minerals can be found in foods but when your not getting enough of these key nutrients you can start to notice some health repercussions.

What is a basic requirement that a scientific hypothesis must have?

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Explanation 1: The information must be tested to see if the predicted outcome is valid or invalid ,and there must be a chance that it is can be proven false. 


Explanation 2: It must be testable, but the requirement is that it should be valid to be scientific.

Which of these is an example of drug misuseA. Ali takes a prescription medication according to his doctors directions
B. Sylvia takes two headache pills, just as the bottle calls for
C. Chen takes Andy's prescription medicine for back pain to help her own back pain
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it is the letter c. because its not prescribed to chen. 
the answer would be as it is the only one which is misused without instructions from a specialist or instructions

Which of the following is not a grain? Fish, Oatmeal, Brown rice, Whole wheat bread

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Fish is not a grain like oatmeal, brown rice, and whole wheat but it is a source of meat for humans,

Grain is a dry small seed that can be with or without hull or fruit flesh or layer. These are harvested by humans as crops for the consumption of humans or animals. These are used as a food source.

Grains are mainly two types, legumes and cereals, and are produced by grain-producing crops. The major examples of grains are; maize, rice, wheat, oat, and many others.

Fish is a source of meat as food that is found in rivers or oceans which is a good source of protein and omega-3 for humans to help in developing muscles.

Thus, the correct answer is - fish.

Learn more about grains:

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The following foods are made from grains; Oatmeal, Brown Rice and Whole wheat bread except for Fish. Fish is a meat. The grain food group consists of foods that come from cultivated cereal crops. This means they are grown from plants. Fish is a living animal which is found in the seawater and is used as meat for human consumption.
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