Answer:
A.
Explanation:
even big pieces would cook all of them them evenly thoroughly and quicker than all the other options
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The answer to this question is "Everyday Hassle". Hassle, studied and observed by Richard Lazarus are irritating demands that can occur daily to any people and cause or bring stress to them than major changes in life. Instead on focusing on everyday task and goals, people were get disturbed and destructed with this kind of stress that is why hassle is considered as one of the contributors to stress.
You didn't really provide Kyle's BMI? But given the fact that his BMI is less than 25 but latger than 18, it would mean that he is in a healthy range, meaning his BMI not really posing considerable risk to him.
However, if his BMI is higher than 25, that would mean that he is likely to suffer from different conditions, related to being overweight.
<span>The answer is C. Tertiary. <span>
<span>Primary
medical Care is the medical care from the doctor that sees the patient first,
for example the family doctor. </span>
<span>Secondary
medical Care is the care provided by a specialist, upon referral by a primary
care physician, or in this
case the oncologist. If the
oncologist decides that a more complicated procedure is
required, he sends the patient to a highly specialized medical care
institution that is qualified to perform advanced and complex treatments over
an extended period of time. These procedures are performed by medical
specialists in state-of-the-art facilities.</span></span></span>
1. Alcohol from their bodies at an approximate rate of 0.18 per hour the human body eliminates alcohol at a very steady rate about 10% of the intake.
2. The type of drug involved and medical condition of the person
3. Alcohol doesn't have to be digested
4. Continue to rise for some time
5. The more quickly it will reach the blood stream
6. Soft drinks
7. Smoking
8. Strong emotions
9. Faster it will be absorbed
10. Food in the stomach that is high in protein
I used google and did some research so im pretty positive theyre all correct. Hope this helped :) Next time cpuld you just format it better? It was kinda difficult to go through
