Urinalysis can produce false positive results for certain drugs because it does not test for the specific drug but rather the breakdown products.

Hepatitis b and hiv/aids are two serious infections that can be transmitted by a. breastfeeding and contact with blood. b. sharing food and sharing drinks. c. transmission by air, water, and shared bodily fluids. d. skin contact, contact with urine, and sharing clothing.

Aperson who doesn't have enough calcium in his or her diet is at risk for developing bones that are weak and break easily. this condition is known as  a.  osteoporosis.    b.  crohn's disease.    c.  celiac disease.    d.  hemophilia.

What evidence can you use to prove that different nerves carry information from the fingertips to the brain?