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There is an index list that defines each problem. Everything is itemized and specific problems are organized into four parts. The main advantage is that it makes it easier to follow a course of treatment under a specific problem.

However, this type would be time consuming as well, especially to file a new problem in it. The POMR consists of four components, the database, and the problem list, initial plan for each problem and progress note for each problem.

Correct answer is (a) Small traders

A nation has the freedom to take decisions on its own and carry them out without being pressurized by any external forces. In the present scenario of globalization and liberalization, there is a threat to the Right to Self-Determination. This will negatively affect nationalism and the continued existence of modem nations.

1. The records are kept under the safe custody of the GDA in each ward or department.

2. No individual sheet is separated from the complete record. 

3. Records are kept in a place, not accessible to the patients and visitors. 

4. No stranger is ever permitted to read the records. 

5. Records are not handed over to the legal advisors without the written permission of the administration. 

6. All hospital personnel are legally and ethically obligated to keep in confidence all the information’s provided in the records. 

7. All records are to be handled carefully. Careless handling can destroy the records. 

8. All records are filed according to the hospital custom so that they can be traced easily. 

9. All records are identified with the bio-data of the patients such as name, age, ward, bed no., diagnosis etc. 

10. Records are never sent out of the hospital without the doctor’s permission.

I agree. Much more than the above factors, it is the unity in diversity that influences the nationalism of a nation. Nationalism is strengthened without any difference in religion, tribe, language and region.

Interpretation: Having the ability to understand the information you are being presented with and being able to communicate the meaning of that information to others.

Analysis: Having the ability to connect pieces of information together in order to determine what the intended meaning of the information was meant to represent.

Inference: Having the ability to understand and recognize what elements you will need in order to determine an accurate conclusion or hypothesis from the information you have at your disposal.

Nationalism is an emotional and spiritual power that unifies all factors of the political theory prevalent in the nation. The nationalism we see in India is unity in diversity. Indian nationalism is the feeling that we all are Indians. Without nationalism, no new nation can originate or survive. It is nationalism that supplies the basis for the building up of a nation. Loyalty to the nation, its strength, its power, and its working and the legality, etc. are emotions that are generated in the minds of people. In the background of nationalism, the common behavior of a nation can be analyzed. Nationalism includes national styles, national expectations, national goals, national conflicts, national anthem, national flower, national flag, and national symbol. Toynbee has said that. Nationalism is the religion of the modern nation. 

Factors that nourish Nationalism:

a) Shared Beliefs: It is some beliefs that help the formation of a nation. Nation is not a concrete thing like a building, river or forest that we can see and touch. Nation is a concept built around certain beliefs of the people. When we say that a people are a nation, we do not mean their physical behavior. Nation is a vision and a collective fellowship of people who wish to have their own separate identity. It is like a group of a team. They work for a common goal in a common fellowship. A nation can exist only as long as the people are deeply rooted in unity. 

b) History: A people who consider themselves as a nation have a sense of a continuous historical existence. It is something that they can look back with pride and look forward to with hope. They have a common history based collective memories, legends and historical documents. Thus they acquire individuality as a nation. We can take our Indian nationalist leaders as examples. We point out our ancient civilization, cultural heritage and other past achievements, thus making a unique identity of our own. 

c) Territory: Territory is another essential aspect of a nation. A nation has a separate area of land. There people will have lived together for long, shared their past, bringing a common identity to them. It helps them to think that they are one nation. That is why they can talk about their own country of birth.

d) Shared political ideals: Apart from the sense of a common history and some territory of their own, the people of a nation are persuaded to think of unity because of their common vision and goal for the future. They have some ideals quite peculiar to them and these also make a nation different from others.

e) Common Political Identity: Many people think that just because individuals have a common political vision regarding the society and the government, they can’t form a nation. They feel that something like a common language or common heredity is necessary to have the drive to form a nation. A common language or a common religion might bring about a common cultural Identity. When people celebrate the same feasts on the same day and actively take part in the festivities, they feel some kind of unity. But it is possible that in a democratic setup and democratic values, too much of religion may prove a threat.

• Religious fundamentalism 
• Casteism Regionalism 
• Terrorism 
• Secessionist tendencies 
• Economic and Social inequalities 
• Unemployment 
• Nepotism 
• Dictatorship

• National Anthem 
• National Flag 
• National symbol
• Ashoka Pillar

• Gums pull back from the teeth so the teeth may get loose. 
• Increase in the number of cavities. 
• Less feeling of thirst. 
• Less muscle tone at the end of the oesophagus to the stomach. 
• Less saliva and less digestion. 
• Slower movement of the gastro intestinal tract.

Indian nationalism led us to freedom and the integration of the Princely States. It also led to the division of the country. German nationalism led to the unification of Germany and later to World War II.

A free-living animal that attacks and feeds on other organisms is called Predator.

d . 1,00,000.

Lethal genes are genes having at least one allele that, when present in the genotype of an individual, causes death. There are recessive lethal alleles and dominant lethal alleles. (There are also genes having alleles that are dominant when in heterozygosity but lethal when in homozygosity, i.e., the dominance related to the phenotype does not correspond to the dominance related to lethality.)

The Hymenoptera Hamuli.

All neopterous insects are Ectognathous.

Chewing mouthparts never occur in Fleas.

a. Prohemocytes 

The blood cells perform the function of coagulation are known as Cystocytes.

d. All of these. 

Chewing mouthparts are not found in Thrips.

Prohaemocytes are basophilic cells.

a. Metal and dyes

Hybridization in Genetics is the crossing of individuals from “pure” and different lineages in relation to a given trait, i.e., the crossing of different homozygous for the studied trait.

In Mendel’s experiments with peas, for example, a plant from a green pea lineage obtained from self fecundation of its ascendants through several generations was crossed (cross fecundation) with another plant from a yellow lineage also obtained by self fecundation of ascendants. (The self fecundation through several generations of ascendants and the exclusive obtainment of individuals with the desired characteristics ensured that the individuals of the parental generation were “pure”, i.e., homozygous for that characteristic.)

Toisson‟s solution is used for blood cell counting.

Any chemical used to repel predators would always be classified as a Kairomone.

All insects must communicate in order to Find a mate.

The pH of mid gut is 10.

Monocondylic single mandible is found in Thysanoptera. 

Area of each Haemocytometer counting chamber is 9 mm²

a. May be a non reproductive male or, non reproductive females 

α-amylase act on 1,4 α glucosidic linkage.

d. All of these

Acerentomidae is the important family of order Protura.

Prolegs structures would be found in an eruciform larva, but not in a scarabaei form larva.

 In an ant nest, all workers are Adult females.

d. All of these

The japyx sp. belongs to the order Diplura.

(B) Blood level of glucagon

Correct option (B) Phytate

a.Trophallaxix

a. A circadian rhythm 

(D) After accidental removal of parathyroid glands

 (D) 40–50 units

(B) Inhibiting the secretion of parathormone