What is NOT true about quitting tobacco use? Select one:

a.
If a former smoker takes a single puff, it can increase his or her odds of relapse greatly.

b.
After 15 to 20 years of quitting, coronary heart disease returns to the same risk as nonsmokers.

c.
Even a month or so after quitting, lung function improves.

d.
It can take many attempts before finally breaking the habit.

e.
It's easy once you decide to quit.

Arah is eating lunch with friends outside in the commons area of her school. one of sarah’s friends offers to share a marijuana joint with her. what could be the outcome if sarah were caught smoking marijuana at school? nothing will happen because she did not buy the joint. she could be suspended from school. nothing will happen because she is underage. the consequences would be up to sarah’s parents.

Describe an individual healthy weight-management plan. the plan should include specific details about goals, diet, exercise, and evaluative monitoring.

A74-year-old woman, who has been followed for the past 25 years for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease comes to the ed complaining of 48 hours of temperature to 38.6 c and worsening shortness of breath. she has a chronic productive cough, which has become more copious. on physical examination, she has rhonchi and increased fremitus in the posterior mid-lung field. a gram's stain reveals many epithelial cells and multiple gram-positive and gram-negative organisms; no neutrophils are seen. which of the following is the most likely organism causing the symptoms? - escherichia coli- haemophilus influenzae- klebsiella pneumoniae- mycobacterium tuberculosis- mycoplasma pneumoniae