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what is the cardiovascular system composing of - Answer heart, blood vessels, blood what is the respiratory system composed of? - Answer nasal cavity, pharynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs Circulation - Answer pump oxygenated blood from lungs to the body Where is the submandibular gland located? - Answer posterior area of the floor of mouth sublingual salivary gland - Answer anterior area of the floor of the mouth further forward than the submandibular gland ...

What is the most important outcome of a 'near miss', relating to health and safety? - Answer A review of current risk assessment Where are mamelons found on permanent teeth? - Answer Incisal edge How many roots would a permanent upper second molar usually have? - Answer 3 What does the enzyme found in saliva break down? - Answer Starch How should medical emergencies drug kits be stored? - Answer In an unlocked cupboard in a central location Whic...

The two main goals involved in ethics is the ability to _______________. a. identify the principles and values b. discern right from wrong and commit to act on a decision c. list the codes of ethics and their terms d. analyze the normative principles and rules - Answer b. discern right from wrong and commit to act on a decision A general normative standard of conduct that is derived from morality is termed a _______________. a. value b. rule c. principle d. obligation - Answer...

What are the differences between deciduous & permanent teeth? - Answer 1) Deciduous teeth: 20 in number. 2) Permanent teeth: 32 in number. 3) There are no deciduous premolars or third molars. What do deciduous teeth contain? - Answer 1) Are much smaller. 2) Are whiter. 3) Have thinner enamel & larger pulp chambers. 4) Roots are more splayed & thinner. 5) Roots shorten with age. What are the supporting structures of the teeth called and what do these structures surround? -...

- Answer Digital film is fast as what speed of regular film? anti-fungal because B2 wasn't given as a choice - Answer This patient is suffering from chelitis what is the source? loss of normal contact - Answer There is evidence of caries on the mesial of number 3 with no opposing tooth what is the most significant reason for the caries process? air born pathogens - Answer The FDA and the ADA approve mouth wash for all of the following reasons EXCEPT? 60%...

"86. The main factor controlling a decision to increase the occlusal height of teeth for extensive oral reconstruction is whether A. The inter occlusal distance will be physiologically acceptable after treatment B. There will be sufficient tooth bulk in the abutment teeth for proper retention of the crowns C. At least two third of the original alveolar process will remain for adequate periodontal support D. The aesthetic appearance of the patient will improve sufficiently to warrant the p...

What are the two main materials in gutta-percha points? - Answer Zinc-oxide (75%) Gutta-percha (20%) periodontal stability - Answer patient is comfortable all pockets on treatable teeth <4mm consistent plaque score <15% consistent bleeding score <15% cleanable teeth, restorations and gingivae Sodium hypochlorite percentage in endo? - Answer 3% EDTA conc. and purpose? - Answer 17% - chelates calcium to remove smear layer What instruments are used ...

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Subsidies - Answer China subsidizing solar panel production Australian Government in 2014 subsidized the mining and exploration of coal by energy companies by $4 billion AUD. China: to produce technologically advanced products and undercut foreign manufacturers has quadrupled exports in 16 years South Korean government subsidizing domestic fuel. Price Ceiling (max price) - Answer U.S. 1970 petrol max price Vietnam's price ceiling on milk products, United States'...

economic growth - Answer an increase in the actual level of output of goods and services produced by an economy increase physical and human capital use of new technology institutional changes economic development - Answer a multidimensional concept involving improvement in standards of living, reduction of poverty, improved health and education along with increased freedom and economic choice sources of economic growth in less developed countries - Answer natural facto...

Business cycle - Answer Fluctuations in the growth of real output/ GDP, consisting of alternating periods of expansion and contraction. Circular flow of income model - Answer A model showing the flow of resources from consumers to firms, and the flow of products from firms to consumers as well as money flows consisting of consumers' income arising from the sale of their resources and the firms' revenues arising from the sale of their products. Closed economy - Answer ...

ad valorem tax - Answer An indirect tax where a given percentage is added to the price of a good or service. allocative efficiency - Answer Occurs where the marginal social cost of producing a good is equal to the marginal social benefit of the good to society. In different words, it occurs where the marginal cost of producing a good (including any external costs) is equal to the price that is charged to consumers (P = MC). barriers to entry - Answer Obstacles that preven...

Absolute Advantage - Answer Where a country is able to produce more output than other countries using the same input of factors of production. Ad Valorem Taxes - Answer An indirect tax where a given percentage is added to the price of a good or service. Administrative Barriers (in the context of trade) - Answer Any administrative requirement that might prevent or reduce the number of imports. Aggregate Demand - Answer Total spending in the economy, made up of con...

Social Science - Answer the study of people in society and how they interact with each other. Economics - Answer the study of how people use their limited resources to try to satisfy unlimited wants. Microeconomics - Answer the study of the economic behavior of households and firms and how prices of goods and services are determined. Positive Statement - Answer a statement about what is. This is an expression that can be verified by observation. Normative Stat...

Abnormal profit - Answer Refers to positive economic profit, arising when total revenue is greater than total economic costs (implicit plus explicit costs); is also known as 'supernormal profit'. Absolute advantage - Answer Refers to the ability of a country to produce a good using fewer resources than another country, or, what is the same thing, the ability of a certain amount of resources in a country to produce more than the same resources can produce in another country. ...

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The YMCA Lifeguard program recommends that lifeguard zones be designed so that it takes no longer than _____ seconds for lifeguards to reach the farthest area of their zones. - Answer 20 seconds The YMCA Accident Prevention System is called: - Answer Q-1-2 There are three advantages to using the Accident Prevention System. Which of the following is identified as an advantage of using the system? - Answer It helps lifeguards be consistent and fair. What is the YMCA Life...

Professional lifeguards who are trained in the International Lifeguard Training Program are taught to anticipate, recognize and manage aquatic emergencies - Answer True, lifeguards are taught to anticipate, recognize, and manage aquatic emergencies Which of the following is specifically designed to help protect you against infectious diseases when providing emergency care - Answer Medical exam gloves "Standard of care" means that individual lifeguards set the standard of ...

Fill in the blanks: Lack of oxygen can eventually stop the heart (cardiac arrest) and prevent blood from reaching the brain and other vital organs in as little as ____ minutes after submerging. Brain cell damage or death begins to occur within ____ to____ minutes. - Answer 3 4 6 Describe the two types of respiratory emergencies: - Answer Respiratory distress: A condition in which breathing becomes difficult. Respiratory arrest: A condition in which breathing stops. List...

While guarding, if you notice a person swimming full lengths of the pool underwater, what should you do? - Answer Immediately stop and explain dangers of activity 2 Lifeguards are on watch, you are a guard on break. If the EAP is activated for a passive submerged victim, what steps should you take to assist in the rescue? - Answer Bring the spinal board to the lifeguard and help remove the victim from the water as the other lifeguard watches and clears the water After extricati...