Answer to Question 1
A, B, E
Water is an inorganic nutrient that is the major constituent in all body cells; it is considered to be the body's most important nutrient because most body functions require water. In the body, water acts as a solvent; transports nutrients, wastes, and other materials; regulates body temperature; lubricates joints; performs hydrolysis, breaking substances apart; and gives structure and form to the body as a component of all cells.
Answer to Question 2
C
Parenteral nutrition is the infusion of a solution of nutrients directly into the vein to meet the client's daily requirements and can be used when the GI tract is not functioning.
The segmented body plan of an annelid, as illustrated by an earthworm.
Synthesis and major functions of the chief steroid hormones in animals.
Incentive spirometry. A portable incentive spirometer is useful for encouraging patients to exercise
2-1b Structure of the water molecule
Reaction velocity as a function of substrate concentration
The Major Plant Groups