Hello, here is my question : A boy returns to school after summer vacation to begin 7th grade only to find that he is at least four inches taller than several classmates that were the same height as him before the summer. Propose a reason for such a difference.

Please evaluate the accuracy of each. (Label the statement “ACCURATE” or “INACCURATE”, and if it is INACCURATE, please provide the correct information or scientific evidence.)      (i) Claim #1: The shortening of an individual’s telomeres is a sign of poor health and/or of an unhealthy lifestyle.         (ii) Claim #2: Babies have longer telomeres because they are actively growing and producing lots of human growth hormone. If you, as an adult, want to be healthier, therapy with human growth hormone will lengthen your telomeres and enable you to live longer.        (iii) Claim #3: Lengthening your telomeres will DECREASE your risk of cancer.

KL is a 24-year-old female with diagnosis of obesity and asthma. She shows up today in primary care physician office for her annual physical exam. While you are getting her vitals and weight, KL tells you she has gained 10# in the last 2 months, and that she really wants to lose some weight. She is 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 235 pounds currently. You also got her measurement of waist circumference, which is 42 inches. KL mentions she read from the Internet that “The Rock” has a high BMI and is technically “obese”, and wonders if BMI is useful. She describes her typical day as below: she has a sedentary lifestyle and sits in front of a computer all day at work. She usually gets a quick breakfast from McDonald’s or Dunkin’ Donuts when she gets her morning coffee on the way to work, and then a quick lunch from one of the fast-food restaurants near work during her 30 minutes lunch break. She drinks bottled iced tea throughout the day because she doesn’t like the taste of tap water.…

You and your friend are playing a prize-wheel (showing on the right) spinning game at the Altamont Fair. If both you and your friend landed on A, then you will receive a piece candy (CD). If one of you landed on A and the other on B, then you will receive a box of chocolate(BC). If both of you landed on B, then you will get a teddy bear (TB). Your ticket allows each of you to have four spins. Which of the following prizes are possible? B CD, CD, CD,CD CD, CD, BC, BC CD, CD, BC, TB ТВ, ТВ, ТВ, Тв 5. All are possible

Bernard is a 63-year-old lawyer living in New York City. He still works full-time at his own practice and is known to be a workaholic. Bernard’s wife left him 20 years ago because she “could not put up with his long work hours”. Recently Bernard started dating Kim (who is 39 years old). For the past 6 months, the two have been on many dates, two trips to the Caribbean, and many romantic restaurant dinners. Bernard comes to the health clinic in Manhattan and reports having difficulty maintaining an erection. He says that he is having problems with his “plumbing” too. He explains that he dribbles urine and it feels like he keeps wetting his pants. He asks for an explanation on why this could be happening. He states: “One good thing, at least I don’t have to worry about getting Kim pregnant!”     How can you offer support to Bernard and relate his symptoms to the normal effects of aging on the male reproductive system?   2. What should you include in your health teaching related to…

Please help me with the multiple choice question below - it is based on genomics/developmental biology.

QUESTION 9 Dietary triacylglycerols do not contain saturated fatty acids. True False QUESTION 10 The RDA for total carbohydrates for adults is 0.8 g/kg/day. True False QUESTION 11 A healthy adult's diet contains 30% of calories from total fat. This meets the AMDR for total fat. True False QUESTION 12 Some dietary phospholipid digestion occurs in the stomach via gastric lipase. True False

oint.com/personal/eenongen_my_tnstate_edu/_layouts/15/doc.aspx?sourcedoc={f75bed4e-0680... ☆ ved Search (Option + Q) References Review View Help Editing v 14 A U A v Question 48 Exaggerated male traits Question 48 options: A) are never adaptive. B) select for exaggerated female traits. C) are indicators of male fitness. D) repel females. Question 49 Unpredictability poses a greater challenge than a constant environment. Question 49 options: A) True B) False Question 50 Sex is not an evolutionarily stable strategy because Question 50 options: A) it can increase in frequency when it is rare. B) it depends on additive genetic variance. C) it cannot increase in frequency when it is rare D) it produces new genotypes.

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Body Weight: 58.5kg   Height: 170cm    Wrist Circumference: 15.2cm       Height-Wrist Circumference Ration = 170/15.2                                                                = 11.18      Frame size = Small frame    Desirable Body Weight Range = 135 - 143    Body Mass Index (BMI): 20.2   Arm Span: 172cm  Percent Difference = {1 - (172/170)} x 100%                                    = -1.1%   Fat Mass (kg, from skin-fold measurement) = 12.00 Fat-free Mass (kg, from skin-fold measurement) = 46.5 Percent Body Fat (from skin-fold measurement) = 20.51% Percent Fat-free Mass (from skin-fold measurement) = 79.49 Percent Body Fat (from BIA) = 17.5% Percent Fat-free Mass (from BIA) = 82.5% Mid-Arm Circumference (MAC): 25 cm Mid-Arm Muscle Circumference (MAMC) = 22.94958 cm   based on the above measurement, comment on the health status