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Good nutrition will break the chain of nosocomial infection between what?
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Nosocomial infections are infections are acquired in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Good nutrition can contribute in breaking the chain but the best defense is the washing of hands.
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What is the connection between animal nutrition and human nutrition?
You are very wize.. But the truth his i am not:/ and i don't know the answer.. Go have a break... i surgest go eat a salmosa. (Y). Then get back to meee!! :)))))
What would be a good sentence for the word nutrition?
Proper nutrition is one of the keys to longevity. Does this school designate a morning nutrition break? I crave nutrition, that's why I am hungry.
How do you write nutrition break in french?
pause-santé
How do monerans get nutrition?
I think monerans get nutrition from a process called 'resperation'. It is when they break down their food to get energy
Why is it important to break the chain of infection?
It is important to break the chain of infection so that it doesn't spread. Infections have the ability to kill individuals.
Is lipase related to heterotrophic or autotrophic nutrition?
Both use lipase to break down fats.
What nutrition is best for break Down fat loss?
Moderate proteins, carbs & fats.
When decomposers break down organic matter does it then provide nutrition to plants?
Yes, exactly.
What is the diff. between saprophytic and saprozoic nutrition?
Saprophytic nutrition involves obtaining nutrients from dead organic matter, while saprozoic nutrition involves ingesting whole food particles and digesting them internally. Saprophytic organisms secrete enzymes to break down organic matter externally, while saprozoic organisms ingest food through phagocytosis or filter feeding.
How do macro-phages protect your body from infection?
they eat the germs then break them down
What happens if disease-causing bacteria get through a break in the circulatory system?
An infection, but not just any infection. In a normal infection, the baceria are kept in the infection site. If it breaks through a break in the circulatory system, it's called bacteriemia and it's one of the most deadly infections since it can spread to multiple organs, this is called septicemia.
What is defined as the chemical reactions that break down food molecules in cells to release energy?
Nutrition
