I believe the answer is true.. I’m not completely sure but good luck!
Answer:
- C.Increased in obstructive jaundice
Indirect bilirubin levels rise even in persons with obstructive jaundice
#Brainly
-Levi
The brain gets used to you taking the drug. Some drugs will affect your neurotransmitters, or messages that get sent to your brain that regulates how we think or feel. You will eventually become dependent on the drug so if you stop you might feel sick or go through "withdrawal". Which people dont want to go through so they will continue to take the drug.
Answer:
I would say give him his favorite snack and give him something to play with
Explanation:
As a child’s brain you need to keep them entertained so just little things they do would bother you because they want attention. (I hope I kinda helped idunno)
Answer:
"I should avoid giving my child fruit juice after 4:00 pm."
"I should encourage my child to drink lots of water during the day."
"I should wake my child at the same time every night to use the bathroom."
Explanation:
Nocturnal enuresis is a disorder characterized by involuntary loss of urine during sleep at least twice a week in children from the age of five who have no organ problems in the urinary system. This condition, popularly known as bed wetting, affects about 15% of children around age five; 7% at ten and 3% at 12 years. The incidence is higher in boys than in girls. Parents of children can take some measures to reduce the incidence of bed wetting, among these measures we can mention:
- avoid drinking liquids after 4:00 pm
- drink a lot of water during the day
- use the bathroom at the same time every night