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4 advising women. To sleep on their back.has no role in preventing congenital anomalies
Experts recommend pregnant womenavoid sleeping on their backs during the second and third trimesters. ... The back sleep position rests the entire weight of the growing uterus and baby on your back, your intestines and yourvena cava, the main vein that carries blood back to the heart from your lower body.
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All of the following can prevent congenital anomalies except: O 1) genetic screening O 2) warning...
All of the following can prevent congenital anomalies except: 1) genetic screening 2) warning labels on...
All of the following can prevent congenital anomalies except: 1) genetic screening 2) warning labels on alcoholic beverages 3) folic acid supplements 4) advising pregnant women to sleep on their backs
6. All of the following statements are true about pregnancy EXCEPT: a. prenatal multivitamin/mineral...
6. All of the following statements are true about pregnancy EXCEPT: a. prenatal multivitamin/mineral supplements are generally recommended for pregnant women. b. a woman's energy needs do not increase significantly until the second trimester. c. at the 10th week of pregnancy, the fetus weighs less than 1 ounce. d. the average full-term infant is born after 40 weeks of gestation. 7. Which of the following CORRECTLY identifies the recommendations for average increased energy intake during the second...
The following steps are all involved in genetic recombination: 1. Screening for cells that contain the...
The following steps are all involved in genetic recombination: 1. Screening for cells that contain the recombined gene. 2. Cutting the vector with restriction enzyme. 3. Mixing the gene of interest with the vector. 4. Isolating the gene of interest from its original source. 5. Ligating the gene of interest and the vector together. The following sequence of these five steps would be typical: O 1) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 O2) 2, 3, 5, 1,4 O 3) 5, 4,...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all pregnant indivi...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all pregnant individuals in Ontario. Non-invasive means that there is no risk to the pregnant person or the baby. Screening uses ultrasound, blood work or some combination of both to get information about the likelihood of a baby having a specific health condition. Screening tests do not tell you for sure if the baby has the condition, only what the chance is. A physician will...
1. The central dogma allows information flow in all of these directions EXCEPT (A) DNA to...
1. The central dogma allows information flow in all of these directions EXCEPT (A) DNA to DNA (B) DNA to RNA (C) RNA to protein (D) Protein to DNA 2. The genetic code has all the following characteristics EXCEPT (A) The genetic code directs a specific amino acid to polypeptide (B) Five nucleotides comprise a codon (C) The genetic code is universal (D) The genetic code is conserved 3. Which description about restriction enzymes is true? (A) Recognize specific 4-8...
QUESTION 1 A pregnant teenager is at a greater risk of all of the following except:...
QUESTION 1 A pregnant teenager is at a greater risk of all of the following except: Having a stillbirth O Having a premature birth O Maternal death O Having a low birthweight baby QUESTION 2 Vitamin A plays a critical role in all of the following roles except: O Eye health O Immune function Protective linings of all epithelial cells Blood clotting QUESTION 3 How much weight should a teen gain during pregnancy? O Approximately 25 pounds O Approximately 35...
Question 2 (1 point) According to Dan Brock in "The Non-Identity Problem and Genetic Harms -...
Question 2 (1 point) According to Dan Brock in "The Non-Identity Problem and Genetic Harms - The Case of Wrongful Handicaps," the common sense moral view tells us that failure to prevent a serious disability wrongs a child. In which of the following cases (taken from Derek Parfit) does Brock argue that this notion is incoherent? O A woman is pregnant with a child while afflicted with a condition that will seriously disable the child if she doesn't take a...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all pregnant individuals in Ontario. Non-invasive means that there is no risk to the pregnant person or the baby. Screening uses ultrasound, blood work or some combination of both to get information about the likelihood of a baby having a specific health condition. Screening tests do not tell you for sure if the baby has the condition, only what the chance is. A physician will...
19) All of the following are true of state Medicaid programs except: (5pts) O Federal funds...
19) All of the following are true of state Medicaid programs except: (5pts) O Federal funds allocated to each state are based on the average income per person for that state. The program must cover infants born to Medicaid-eligible pregnant women. States may offer a managed care option Services offered to beneficiaries are the same in each state. O 20) In states without a mandated fund for workers' compensation which of the following is an option for employers? Spts) Use...
Question 1: Saved Advantages of the Polymerase Chain Reaction include all of these, except: 1) The...
Question 1: Saved Advantages of the Polymerase Chain Reaction include all of these, except: 1) The reaction is specific for certain sequences in the DNA. 2) Only small amounts of template are needed. 3) Results can only be obtained with freshly isolated DNA. 4) All the products from a specific part of the DNA will be the same size. Question 2: Saving The chain terminator used in Sanger's DNA sequencing is works due to.. 1) lack of 2'OH 2) ddNTP:...
All of the following can prevent congenital anomalies except: 1) genetic screening 2) warning labels on alcoholic beverages 3) folic acid supplements 4) advising pregnant women to sleep on their backs
The following steps are all involved in genetic recombination: 1. Screening for cells that contain the recombined gene. 2. Cutting the vector with restriction enzyme. 3. Mixing the gene of interest with the vector. 4. Isolating the gene of interest from its original source. 5. Ligating the gene of interest and the vector together. The following sequence of these five steps would be typical: O 1) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 O2) 2, 3, 5, 1,4 O 3) 5, 4,...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all pregnant individuals in Ontario. Non-invasive means that there is no risk to the pregnant person or the baby. Screening uses ultrasound, blood work or some combination of both to get information about the likelihood of a baby having a specific health condition. Screening tests do not tell you for sure if the baby has the condition, only what the chance is. A physician will...
1. The central dogma allows information flow in all of these directions EXCEPT (A) DNA to DNA (B) DNA to RNA (C) RNA to protein (D) Protein to DNA 2. The genetic code has all the following characteristics EXCEPT (A) The genetic code directs a specific amino acid to polypeptide (B) Five nucleotides comprise a codon (C) The genetic code is universal (D) The genetic code is conserved 3. Which description about restriction enzymes is true? (A) Recognize specific 4-8...
QUESTION 1 A pregnant teenager is at a greater risk of all of the following except: Having a stillbirth O Having a premature birth O Maternal death O Having a low birthweight baby QUESTION 2 Vitamin A plays a critical role in all of the following roles except: O Eye health O Immune function Protective linings of all epithelial cells Blood clotting QUESTION 3 How much weight should a teen gain during pregnancy? O Approximately 25 pounds O Approximately 35...
Question 2 (1 point) According to Dan Brock in "The Non-Identity Problem and Genetic Harms - The Case of Wrongful Handicaps," the common sense moral view tells us that failure to prevent a serious disability wrongs a child. In which of the following cases (taken from Derek Parfit) does Brock argue that this notion is incoherent? O A woman is pregnant with a child while afflicted with a condition that will seriously disable the child if she doesn't take a...
Prenatal Screening test Prenatal screening is a non-invasive type of testing that is available to all pregnant individuals in Ontario. Non-invasive means that there is no risk to the pregnant person or the baby. Screening uses ultrasound, blood work or some combination of both to get information about the likelihood of a baby having a specific health condition. Screening tests do not tell you for sure if the baby has the condition, only what the chance is. A physician will...
19) All of the following are true of state Medicaid programs except: (5pts) O Federal funds allocated to each state are based on the average income per person for that state. The program must cover infants born to Medicaid-eligible pregnant women. States may offer a managed care option Services offered to beneficiaries are the same in each state. O 20) In states without a mandated fund for workers' compensation which of the following is an option for employers? Spts) Use...
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