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Questão 58 1405381
UNIFOR Medicina 2019.1Texto para a questão
ASK THE NURSE
Nurse Anthea answers your questions. This week’s topic is bacteria.
Question - “I’m worried about my baby. She is crawling around on the floor and putting all sorts of things into her mouth.”
Nurse Anthea - Don’t worry. Children who live in spotlessly clean houses do not have much exposure to bacteria, so their immune systems don’t get the practice of fighting bacteria. Research shows that children living in houses that are not spotlessly clean, who have contact with animals and faecal matter, get fewer illnesses than children living in spotless homes.And there’s evidence that children who live with pets get fewer allergies.
Question - Is there a cure for MRSA (methicillinresistant Staphylococcus aureus)?
Nurse Anthea - There’s an antibiotic called Vancomycin. This is our last weapon against MRSA, but in time it will be useless too. One type of Staphylococcus aureus is now resistant to Vancomycin – so it is VRSA- Vancomycin resistant. There is a possibility of a bacterium which will be resistant to all antibiotics.
We have been winning the war against bacteria for about fifty years, but soon bacteria will make a comeback and we will be where we were in the nineteenth century – with no protection from bacteria.
Após a leitura do texto, concluímos que
Questão 59 1405403
UNIFOR Medicina 2019.1Texto para a questão
ASK THE NURSE
Nurse Anthea answers your questions. This week’s topic is bacteria.
Question - “I’m worried about my baby. She is crawling around on the floor and putting all sorts of things into her mouth.”
Nurse Anthea - Don’t worry. Children who live in spotlessly clean houses do not have much exposure to bacteria, so their immune systems don’t get the practice of fighting bacteria. Research shows that children living in houses that are not spotlessly clean, who have contact with animals and faecal matter, get fewer illnesses than children living in spotless homes.And there’s evidence that children who live with pets get fewer allergies.
Question - Is there a cure for MRSA (methicillinresistant Staphylococcus aureus)?
Nurse Anthea - There’s an antibiotic called Vancomycin. This is our last weapon against MRSA, but in time it will be useless too. One type of Staphylococcus aureus is now resistant to Vancomycin – so it is VRSA- Vancomycin resistant. There is a possibility of a bacterium which will be resistant to all antibiotics.
We have been winning the war against bacteria for about fifty years, but soon bacteria will make a comeback and we will be where we were in the nineteenth century – with no protection from bacteria.
Após a leitura do texto, é possível concluir que
Questão 60 278394
UNIFOR Bacharelado 2017/2Leia a entrevista com Dermot Kincaid e relacione as perguntas abaixo com as respostas de cada parágrafo:
a. What is a normal day like?
b. What’s your favorite task?
c. Is there anything you don’t like?
d. Is your work the same every day?
e. Can you talk about your responsibilities?
Dermot Kincaid
Age: 21 Job: Secretary Nationality: Irish
1_________________________________?
I am in charge of the day-to-day running of the office. I am responsible for keeping my boss’s appointment diary up to date. I answer the phone and deal with enquiries from our customers.
2_________________________________?
In the morning I open, sort, and distribute the mail. During the day I type letters and answer the phone. I also send and receive emails and faxes. I take care of the filing and I keep records of expenditure such as travel or purchases. At the end of the day I prepare the outgoing mail.
3_________________________________?
Not really. We get a lot of visitors and I enjoy meeting new people. I go and meet them at reception, tell them about the company, and look after them.
4_________________________________?
I really like arranging business trips for my colleagues. I enjoy finding the flights, booking the hotels, and getting information about the places.
A correspondência correta entre pergunta e resposta é:
Questão 20 42257
UERJ 2011/2The postings below were taken from an online forum on social isolation and digital technology, according to the american life studies.
Participant
Bob
Livingstone
Posting
Is the quality of the technological communication as rich or fulfilling as face to face discussion? Is there any discussion about the differences between the two? So, we’re left with the facts that social isolation has increased greatly in the last 20 years and that a huge drop in neighbor relations is perhaps the leading reason for this trend. In addition, people spend a great deal more time consuming digital technology than they did decades ago. We can let the researchers quibble over whether technology has caused the social isolation problem.
Participant
Michael
Wood-Lewis
Posting
Personally, I see current digital technologies as contributing to the death of our neighborhoods. Our children are growing up in neighborhoods that are far less socially active than they were decades ago. Neighbor relations are absolutely crucial for children, I would argue, because only in their neighborhoods might parents be willing to afford their children some measure of autonomy. If we agree that we should place special value on neighborhood relations, as opposed to social relations in general, the results from all these studies are quite troubling.
Participant
Po Bronson
Posting
Lots of my friends have social media networks or listservs for their immediate neighborhood. (I wish I did, will work on it.) Wouldn’t it help for social network technology to unite families in neighborhoods, to bring them together? Can you recommend sites that help to get a neighborhood talking again?
playborhood.com
Bob Livingstone is the first to post his opinion.
His comments aim at:
Questão 23 124163
UPF Inverno 2010"My little brother is really little, and he does have a
disability. Many, many people don\\'t have the heart to
realize that he didn’t choose to be disabled. I look up to
my little brother 100% and nobody deserves to be
mistreated or looked down on. He\\'s amazing, and I love
him dearly, and he will change the world one day. Stand
up for everyone who you know has been bullied,
because it really hurts."
Amanda, 15, AZ
Adapted from http://www.pacerteensagainstbullying.org/
No fragmento do texto “he will change the world one day” Amanda (linha 6) demonstra:
Questão 17 213479
FACISA 2017/2Read the TEXT below and answer the questions that follow.
It isn’t easy being a girl, especially in Africa. […] To help them, we need not do anything complicated: we just need to get out of their way. Too many girls still hit barriers accessing fundamental rights. […] Three areas strike me as particularly ready for change: education, health and sanitation. And change should start in 2017.
First, education. […]. Despite major gains in primary education, girls attend secondary school and university in far fewer numbers than boys. […] Why is that? Girls face barriers to learning that boys don’t often have to contend with.[…] Social and cultural norms such as early marriage and pregnancy, and parental bias towards sons, also often cause girls to drop out. […] Countries with higher levels of discrimination in general against women performed worse on development indicators, including education. Yet we know how to demolish these barriers: among other things, improve school infrastructure, promote gender-sensitive curricula, make the cost of attending school affordable and end child marriage. […]
Second: health. Infectious disease like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and conditions related to malnutrition, disproportionately affect girls and young women, either as sufferers or caregivers. These make it far harder for them to attend school or work. […] The hidden epidemic of poor nutrition undermines all aspects of women’s well-being […] But we have failed to invest in eradicating undernutrition.[…]
Lastly sanitation. An estimated 2.4 billion people live without adequate sanitation. This poses enormous obstacles every day for young women across sub-Saharan Africa. […]
Today’s young women, who are hungry for the chance to build a better world, still face the looming barriers of inequality. Let’s give them wings to fly.
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, The World in 2017
The central idea of TEXT is that