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What is an example of numerical questions?
How many minutes do you spend on homework? What is the percentage of blue eyes in Georgia? etc.
What is an example of a numerical question?
How many minutes do you spend on homework? What is the percentage of blue eyes in Georgia? etc.
Are eyes related to geometry?
Answer: No eyes are not related to geometry because eyes are a part of the body and geometry is a part of math
How many eyes are in a pack of 52 cards?
42, but maybe more. In the traditional standard English deck design, there are 42 eyes 2 x 2 eyes on each of the 4 queens ==> 16 queen eyes 2 x 2 eyes on 3 kings, but 2 x 1 on the king of diamonds ==> 14 king eyes 2 x 2 eyes on the jacks of diamonds and clubs, but 2 x 1 on the jacks of hearts and spades ==> 12 jack eyes But continental European decks have different designs for their royalty, which usually show all 4 eyes for each of the face cards, making a total of 48 eyes.
Why will you compare the percentage of eyes that sprout rather than the total number of eyes that sprout on each potato half?
Why will you compare the percentage of eyes that sprout rather than the total number of eyes that sprout on each potato half?
How do you Stop eyes from burning because of hot butter splashed?
Flush eyes with Water For 15 minutes. An see your optometrist or doctor to see if the Hot butter caused Any damage to your eyes.
What should you do if your eyes or skin are splashed with battery acid?
Immediately flush with large amounts of water. Continue to flush skin or eyes for 15 minutes- which is a very long time to have water running in your face.
What is worse if splashed in eyes blood or urine?
Both blood and urine can carry harmful pathogens that can potentially cause infections if splashed into the eyes. It is important to immediately rinse the eyes with clean water if exposed to either substance and seek medical attention if irritation or symptoms persist.
What will you do if chemical get in your eyes?
If a chemical gets in your eyes, flush them with water for at least 15 minutes while holding your eyelids open. Seek medical attention immediately afterwards to prevent any further damage or complications. Do not rub your eyes as this can cause more irritation.
Touching a contaminated object or surface and then touching a mucous membrane is called?
Indirect Transmission of BBPs may occur by touching a contaminated surface and transferring the infectious material to your eyes, mouth or an open sore. Mucous membranes (and remember, the eyes are a potential point of entry as they contain mucous membranes)
How do you treat eyes splashed with motor oil?
Assuming you can't go to a doctor for some reason, you could try rinsing it out with water or inducing tears.
How could you use blindness in a sentence?
Some chemicals are capable of causing blindness if they are splashed in one's eyes. Because of his blindness, he was often seen stumbling into things.
Why do welders wear safety glasses?
Obvious one is ofcourse that the safety glasses shield the eyes from sparks and splashed hot material. Another very important reason is that during the welding process ultraviolet rays are emitted and can and do cause harm to the retina and other parts of the eye. In fact, one should not look directly at the welding process even from some distance without protecting the eyes.
Which organ is affected by trachoma?
Trachoma primarily affects the eyes, specifically the conjunctiva and cornea. It is a bacterial infection caused by Chlamydia trachomatis and is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide.
What to do if you have trouble opening my eyes easily what can i do?
put a warm rag on your eyes for a couple minutes.
What kind of material used for car glasses?
your glasses for your eyes
What should be used to protect the mouth nose and eyes from sprays or splashes of blood or body fluids?
A face shield, protective goggles, and a mask (such as an N95 respirator or surgical mask) should be used to protect the mouth, nose, and eyes from sprays or splashes of blood or body fluids. These protective equipment items create a barrier between the healthcare provider and the potentially infectious material.
