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q what are the main risk factors for hypertensionthe major risks factors for hypertension are tobacco smoking stress obesity sedentary lifestyle and
q what is hypertensionthe hypertension is a disease in which the arterial blood pressure during systole or during diastole is abnormally highthe
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define requirements of fat in postoperative nutritional careadequate amount of fat is needed to build up and maintain tissue fat reserves depending
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q what are the main prophylactic measures against hookworm diseasethe major prophylactic measures against hookworm disease are to avoid walking
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q what is the life cycle of ascaristhe adult ascaris that live within the human intestine can release up to 200 thousand eggs a day the eggs are
q does ascaris lumbricoides present an intermediate hostan ascaris is a monoxenous parasite its life cycle is dependent only on one host and so it
q how do ascaris obtain foodan ascaris live within the human gut and feed from the food ingested by the infected