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Healthcare workers who care for patients in their homes are among those at high risk in pandemics. Previous studies in the United States showed that the number of patients who were being cared for at home during a pandemic was nearly 3 times to the number being hospitalized. During the SARS epidemic in Hong Kong, the fall in hospitalizations for those with pre-existing chronic diseases was complemented with an increase for demand for community nursing services at patients' homes. Studies from the United Kingdom found that community HCWs expressed less willingness to work during a pandemic than their hospital counterparts. A similar study in the United States found that the intention to work with quarantine cases among community home health care services was lower (11%) than the willingness of healthcare workers who worked in the hospital (54%). Another study found that for HCWs working in New York City long-term facilities and outpatient centers, the most important barriers to willingness to work were fear and concern for family and self (31%). To the best of our knowledge, there is no other study exploring the willingness of, and factors associated with community nurses to work during the H1N1 pandemic. Thus, this study was conducted to explore the willingness of community nurses to continue to work during H1N1 influenza pandemic.

1)From molecular biology, _______ attaches to the _______ amino acid deposit for _______.

2) Vigor is a prerequisite for the Ubiquitin-proteasome dilapidation trail. Justify or falsify inference.

3)State whether the following is true or false/.

Children have a smaller thymus compared to adults.

4.Where do the lymphocytes mature in?

5. What substance secreted by the human brain is associated with skin coloration?

Identify the gland that secrets it.

6. What is associated with alterations in the concentration of oxygen, hydrogen ions

and glucose in the blood.

7. where does the sensation of touch, pressure and temperature happens in the?

8. State whether the statement below is true or false.

The spleen is situated in the lower right thoracic cavity, just above the diaphragm.

9. What does white pulp encompass majorly?

10. Provide an precise array for the length of the spleen."\

  From molecular biology, _______ attaches to the _______ amino acid deposit for _______.

• Answer: Ubiquitin attaches to the lysine amino acid residue for protein degradation.

  Vigor is a prerequisite for the Ubiquitin-proteasome dilapidation trail. Justify or falsify inference.

• Answer: Justify. Vigor is not a literal prerequisite but a metaphorical one. The ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is critical for protein degradation and requires cellular energy (ATP) to function efficiently. In this context, "vigor" could be interpreted as the necessary metabolic activity and energy for the process.

  State whether the following is true or false: Children have a smaller thymus compared to adults.

• Answer: False. Children have a larger thymus relative to body size compared to adults. The thymus is most active during childhood and gradually atrophies with age.

  Where do the lymphocytes mature?

• Answer: Lymphocytes mature in the thymus (T cells) and bone marrow (B cells).

  What substance secreted by the human brain is associated with skin coloration? Identify the gland that secretes it.

• Answer: Melatonin is the substance secreted by the pineal gland, which influences skin coloration indirectly by affecting circadian rhythms and overall health, though the primary role in pigmentation is not as significant.

  What is associated with alterations in the concentration of oxygen, hydrogen ions, and glucose in the blood?

• Answer: These alterations are associated with changes in respiratory rate and depth, as well as metabolic processes affecting blood pH and glucose levels.

  Where does the sensation of touch, pressure, and temperature happen?

• Answer: Sensation of touch, pressure, and temperature happens in the somatosensory cortex of the brain, which is located in the parietal lobe.

  State whether the statement below is true or false: The spleen is situated in the lower right thoracic cavity, just above the diaphragm.

• Answer: False. The spleen is located in the upper left abdominal cavity, not the right thoracic cavity.

  What does white pulp encompass majorly?

• Answer: White pulp in the spleen primarily encompasses lymphatic tissue and is involved in the immune response.

  Provide a precise array for the length of the spleen.

• Answer: The spleen typically measures approximately 12 to 14 cm in length in adults.