Asked by beeca

two inputs, two outputs and two side effects of the health care system would be...

Compare and contrast one of the outputs with one of the side effects.

help pl and thank u!! :)
Answered by beeca
some helpplz??? thanks.
Answered by beeca
HELLPP IS NEEDED!! PLZ ASSIST ME!!!
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your question is incomprehensible to me. What do you mean?

Please clarify.
Answered by beeca
yea, i didn't understand it either. that's all the questions say. well i appreciate you responding anyways.
Answered by Crezza
Inputs:
Doctors, nurses, money, lab technicians, x-Ray machines, maintenance workers, wheel chairs, computers, and electricity.

Outputs:
Emergency operations, medicines, grief counselling, and medical information to patients.

Side effects:
Spreading of diseases
Answered by Crezza
That's what I can do to help 🙃🤓🤓
Answered by Man
Inputs: money
Outputs: surgery’s
Side effects: Doctors having sex
Answered by Anonymous
Inputs: wheelchairs & computers
Outputs: medicines & emergency operations
Side effects: spreading diseases & Prescription drugs

idk the compare and contrast thingy soo any help plzz??
Answered by joe mama
input - doctor, nurse

output - surgery, medicine

side effect - spreading diseases, drug addiction
Answered by mia
I HAVE THE SAME QUESTION!!! I NEED HELP WITH THE COMPARING AND CONTRASTING PART!! SOMEONE HELP PLZ
Answered by Qasim
Damn it this is not the answer
Answered by Ace
help what is the comparing contrasting thing
Answered by person
If your output is medications, could a side effect be addictions?
Also, what is a side effect to emergency operations?
Answered by Hope
looks like all are teachers are getting the worksheets from the same website (my teacher included).
Answered by here to help:)
Many people are confused about the compare and contrast part. Here is what I think may help you to have a better understanding. Generally speaking, comparing is showing the similarities, and contrasting is showing differences between two things that are related in some way. For example, you wouldn't compare/contrast reading a book to driving a car, but you would compare reading a book to reading with an e-reader. In this case you could probably compare prescription medication with drug addiction in some sort of way. Hopefully this helped!
Answered by daniella
Lol i had the same question glad this was here
Answered by Sam
convex mirror one of the outputs with one the side effects
This is the answer.
Im not 100% sure but it should be this
Answered by Marcella
Inputs- Human Resources & infrastructure
Outputs- number of physician visits & number of procedures preformed
Side effects- drowsiness & diarrhea
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