What is biomedical health care?

A. health care that is practiced in a hospital, but not in other types of healthcare facilities

B. health care that follows the process of evaluating physical symptoms of an illness, determining the cause of illness, and providing a medical treatment for the cause

C. health care that follows the process of evaluating the psychological cause of an illness and finding ways to cure the patient through counseling

D. health care that is used in addition to or in place of conventional healthcare practices

B

Explanation:

Health care that follows the process of evaluating physical symptoms of an illness, determining the cause of illness, and providing a medical treatment for the cause.

Japan has an impressive combination of structures which manifest several structural designs from modest farmhouses to great imperial mansions. Architectural styles have developed from pre-historic to contemporary times. Early indigenous designs were exhibited to influential attractions from the Asian continent, introduced styles were finally accommodated to satisfy local tastes, and contemporary history observed the initiation of Western construction into Japan. Buildings were traditionally carved in wood - in part because of the profusion of timberland and because of the material's moderately good resistance to tremors. Unfortunately, several buildings have succumbed through the years to accustomed disasters, the sticky climate, fires, and battles.