1. What are the essential components for controlling Type II diabetes? 2. What are some differences between Type I diabetes and Type II diabetes? 3. Using the exchange system, if a person ate two fat exchanges with a meal, such as one-quarter of an avocado, how many calories would he or she get from the avocado? 4. How can using an exchange list help a person with diabetes maintain his or her health? 5. Using carbohydrate counting, how many grams of carbohydrates does a ham sandwich contain? 6. What is the carbohydrate counting method, and how is it used in diet control?

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Your friend Amanda suffers from a condition that reduces her blood's ability to carry oxygen. Which of the following is the name of that condition?

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While you didn't provide us with any choices - the answer is clear. When someone suffers from a lessened ability of blood to carry oxygen, this would mean that this person suffers from a condition we call anemia.

Anemia is exactly this - a condition where the sufferer has a lessened ability to transport oxygen through his bloodstream.

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Which of the following is not a strategy for improving the long-term 6 of cities? a. restoring natural ecosystems b. reducing pollution and waste c. increasing automobile use d. compact and efficient land use

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The correct answer is letter C. Increasing automobile use is not a strategy for improving the long-term health of cities. Automobile use produces carbon dioxide emissions at high levels which add up to the destruction of the Earth's atmosphere. 30-40% of carbon dioxide emissions are caused by this and other human activities (e.g. factory industries, mining).

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A stategy that isn't designed nor meant to improve the long-term 6 of cities would be increasing automobile use - c.

Automobiles are extermely harmful devices which have drastic effects on the environment when taken as a whole; compared to using the public transport or bicycles, or other means of transport. Because we have autos, cities aren't really aren't really up to the challenge in the long run.

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