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elizabeth18

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Nutritional elements that help replace and repair worn-out tissue are
 
 proteins
  fats
  vitamins
  carbohydrates

Question 2

The least serious degree of negligence is
 
 ordinary
  minor
  gross
  inconsequential



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Answer to Question 1

proteins

Rationale: Carbohydrates and fats are nutrients that provide energy, but they are not the basic building blocks for repairing/replacing tissue. Vitamins are important to maintain tissue.

Answer to Question 2

ordinary

Rationale: Negligence is classified as ordinary or gross. Ordinary negligence is the failure of a professional person to use the same level of care or judgment that another professional person would under the same or similar circumstances.




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