what is a ionisation energy​

Ionisation energy is the minimum amount of energy required to remove the most loosely bound electron, the valence electron, of an isolated neutral gaseous atom or molecule...

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Ionization Energy is the amount of energy required to liberates the most loosely bounds electrons from the outermost shell of an isolated gaseous atom of an element.

. The trachea is ______________ to the thyroid.
a. Superficial
b. Deep
c. Lateral
d. Ventral

Spiritual health in individual sports is described by all of the following statements EXCEPT: A. The individual feels a sense of purpose. B. It allows one to respectfully compete against others. C. It encourages an individual to learn to be a good winner or loser. D. It fulfills a need to connect with others.

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Q1. What Is another name for The excretory system?

Q2. And why is that another name for The excretory system?

one health behavior/practice you think is important to do more often than you/someone else already do.

Is Fiber a Nutrient or Food Group?

51:58 Exercise provides a healthy outlet for feelings, which helps improve __________. A. emotional health B. mental health C. spiritual health D. environmental health

What is the difference between semen and sperm

What should you do when life is unfair?
please respond in a minimum of 3 sentences

I honestly have NO idea what to do

What do the fallopian tubes and vas deferens have in common?

Why do some people develop eating disorders? How do people with eating disorders feel about their bodies? Does the person they see in the mirror always match reality?

Why is warming up important prior to a workout? (You can click on more than one answer if it applies). Question 2 options: A) To generate heat in the muscle and joint tissues to allow greater mobility. B) To help the body come back to a lower heart rate. C) Helps prevent injury during exercise. D) Helps someone mentally focus for a good sport or exercise session.

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1. what is a formulary? who pays the cost of items not listed?
2. when should you review your health insurance options? why should you review the available plans?

Which is the least likely information to be included in a PIM system for an individual patient? name and address insurance information allergies and medical conditions annual income

This is a disease of the nervous system mainly affecting the brain and spinal cord. Researchers seem to think that the immune system turns against the myelin and causes scarring. The first symptoms usually begin in young adulthood. The disease goes through remissions and exacerbation periods in which the person is symptom free and when the symptoms are present. There is no cure. Treatment includes drugs to suppress the immune system. Some people may become incapacitated.

what are the biological factors that affect fertility. explain any four of them in brief?​

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The question: What large muscle groups does cardiovascular exercise generally utilize? Remember, this is not about what is a "target" of exercise but what actual muscles help all this exercising happen.

I responded with the heart and lungs, which he responded to;
The heart is a muscle in construction, but not in function since it does not affect the bodily movement of the limbs or torso. It is more properly termed an "organ" of the body. Likewise, the lungs themselves are most definitely NOT muscles but organs.

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The penalties for a person's third DUI conviction include installation of an ignition interlock device for __________.

Which information would you use to find out if a source is credible when researching the health benefits of standing desks? Select two answers.(1 point)

an exercise in which a muscle is tightened and
there is no body movement

One day you'll dream of only her,
But she'll be dreaming of someone else.
One day she'll feel as if she's in heaven,
And you'll be feeling as if you're in hell.

One day you're gonna cry for her
The way she did for you.
One day you're going to miss her,
But she'll be loving someone new.

What does occupational exposure to pathogens mean?
A. You will be in direct, open contact with pathogens for long periods of time.
B. You won't have any equipment to protect you from pathogens .
C. It's possible for you to come into contact with potentially infectious material while on the job .
D. While on the job , you're required to be in contact with potentially infectious material

The spleen is ________________ to the liver.
a. Superficial
b. Ventral
c. Medial
d. Lateral

When recording results from fitness tests the administrator should DO all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Calculate an average from all the results recorded.
B. Record the results as soon as they are obtained.
C. Use an appropriate table to record the collected data.
D. Record the results using any unit of measurement.

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what is your target health rate zone? explain how to adjust your intensity to stay within your target heath rate zone.

why are y'all doing school on a Saturday? I mean like what?

Write down all your mechanisms for handling tough situations. Evaluate the ones that are most helpful and the ones that are the most not helpful?

_________________________ occurs when a target cell has been exposed to a hormone for an extended period of time and decreases the number of receptors for that hormone.

_________________________ is the term that describes two hormones that work together to stimulate a target cell with similar effects.

_________________________ occurs when two hormones work in opposition on target tissue.

_________________________ happens when one hormone must be present in order for another hormone to carry out its effects on target tissue.

_________________________ is the loop that occurs when release of a hormone is inhibited.

Review the term "sociological imagination". Through the lens of that definition, analyze your introduction and your life in general and/or family members in terms of race, class, age, and other factors. What 'evidence' can you find that society guides our lives? In other words, what similarities do you find? What differences? And, if there are more differences than similarities, can you hypothesize as to why?

True or False: You can tell by looking at someone if they have a mental illness.

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