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How do people get knocked out when you put hands on their mouth and nose?
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∙ 14y ago
because the cant breath so that means they get no oxygen
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∙ 14y ago
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Which part of a childs body is probably the germiest?
hands, feet, mouth, nose, hair.
How does microorganisms get out your body?
from mouth , eyes, nose , food u eat , ur wound , hands etc
Oxygen enters your body through your nose and mouth?
yes i does because you breath through your nose and mouth
Where is your nose?
Your nose is below your eyes and above your mouth.
What is the name of the bacteria in your mouth and nose?
Cilia
How do you say face hands nose and mouth in German?
Face- policii Hands - handos Mouth - nolas
What are some behaviors that can prevent you from getting sick?
Washing your hands. Avoid shaking hands with other people. Cover your nose and mouth when someone else sneezes. When in public keep your hands in your pockets and don't touch anything. Avoid touching your mouth, face and nose with hands. Always use tissue or cloth.
What is 5 subject on a person?
nose,mouth,ear,eye,hands
What features does a file transfer software have?
a face hands ears nose and mouth
A wig should be worn on your feet hands head mouth or nose?
head
What do people look like?
People have 2 eyes, a nose, a mouth, ears, arms, legs, hands, feet, fingers, toes, and girls and boys have diffrent parts.
Which part of a childs body is probably the germiest?
hands, feet, mouth, nose, hair.
What cell parts does animal cells have?
ears eyes mouth nose teeth hands feet
Who knocked the sphinx's nose?
Napolean
How does microorganisms get out your body?
from mouth , eyes, nose , food u eat , ur wound , hands etc
Why should you wash your hands when you sneeze?
we cannot control it when suddenly expel air from the nose and mouth due to irritation of the nostrils. we have to keep handkerchief on the nose and mouth
How do you prevent H1N1?
Wash your hands often, don't drink out of someone elses water bottle, covering your mouth when coughing or snezing, avoiding touching of the eyes, nose, or mouth, avoid contact with sick people, and avoid big crowds.
