A disease of pregnancy characterized by protein in urine, high blood pressure, weight gain, and swollen joints (due to excessive water retention) is called

a. rubella
b. teratogen
c. preeclampsia
d. anemia

c

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?When used to treat schizophrenia, traditional antipsychotics are

a. effective against negative symptoms, but not against positive symptoms.
b. effective against positive symptoms, but not against negative symptoms.
c. equally effective against both positive and negative symptoms
d. ineffective against both positive and negative symptoms.

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Which of the following is true regarding digestion?

A. Digestion involves quickly releasing partially processed food into the small intestine so energy is readily available to the rest of the body. B. Digestion begins in the stomach when the enzymes hydrochloric acid and pepsin begin to break down the food. C. Digestion begins in the mouth when the saliva enzymes hydrochloric acid and pepsin begin to break down the food. D. Digestion begins in the mouth when saliva enzymes begin to break down the food and provide lubrication.

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If a police siren is going off nearby, what is most likely responsible for the rise and fall you hear?

a. changes in amplitude b. changes in location c. changes in frequency d. changes in time of arrival

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Discuss the gender difference that is found with regard to self-esteem. What are some of the proposed causes for this difference?

What will be an ideal response?

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