Face- policii Hands - handos Mouth - nolas
allergies to water
nose,mouth,ear,eye,hands
Washing your hands. Avoid shaking hands with other people. Cover your nose and mouth when someone else sneezes. When in public keep your hands in your pockets and don't touch anything. Avoid touching your mouth, face and nose with hands. Always use tissue or cloth.
blood is going to the heart and organs instead of your hands, feet, nose, and ears depending on the weather.
The relative clause is 'whose hands were colder than the rest' which 'relates' information about its antecedent 'man'. The relative pronoun 'whose' is functioning as an adjective to describe the noun 'hands'.
Yes, anatomically speaking, the nose is located higher on the face than the chin. The nose is part of the upper face while the chin is part of the lower face. This relative positioning makes the nose "superior" to the chin.
a face hands ears nose and mouth
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take hot water and cup your hands. Then with the water in your hands, sniff the water into your nose. It drains out all of your snot. (you could use colder water too. But hot water works best.)
Avoid touching the inside of your nostrils with unwashed hands, as this can introduce pathogens. Avoid sticking objects up your nose.
Segs relative refers to the percentage of segmented neutrophils in the total white blood cell count. It is used to evaluate and monitor infections, inflammatory conditions, and bone marrow disorders. A high segs relative can indicate an acute bacterial infection, while a low segs relative can be a sign of viral infection, autoimmune disease, or overwhelming bacterial infection.