Answer:
Brachydactyly and Huntington are phenotypic diseases that develop when a person has one or two dominant alleles for these traits.
John's father has the Huntington disease, but not brachydactyly so his genotype is Hh/bb.
John's mother is a healthy women with brachydactyly, so her's genotype is probably hh/BB or hh/Bb.
Can you please upload the photo referred to in the question, so that the organism can be identified? :)
Answer:
The companies take away the bottle as "security deposit and however they can recycle and reuse it."
Explanation:
When buying different beverages from a person distributing, a deposit needs typically to be paid to the distributor from the containers that have been taken. However, the distributor will issue a refund once the bottle that was taken has been returned to the place of purchase. Therefore, the distributor will reimburse the redemption of the retailer the amount that was deposited for every container. The additional handling fees usually added in some countries. The deposits that remain unredeemed are taken to the state or kept by distributors.
Answer:
ICD-10-CM code: Z48.02
Explanation:
Z48. 02 is a billable ICD code for indicating a diagnosis of encounter for sutures removal.
It is an acceptable code for the year 2020 for filing of HIPAA-involved transactions. The ICD-10-CM code Z48.02 also shows conditions or terms such as removal of sutures done.
