Because confessions honestly don’t have solid evidence they may be to cover something up. To hide the bigger picture. Therefore they were eliminated because proven unstable
Answer:
Option B (Neck vein distention) is the correct choice.
Explanation:
- SIADH accumulation induces overconsumption of the antidiuretic hormone, leading to insulin resistance. Significant SIADH could lead to problems including certain overloading of the vascular fluid, indicated by obstruction of the neck vein.
- No tetanic contractions interact with that kind of condition. It can give rise to excess weight as well as water retention.
Some other available scenarios in question are not relevant to just the given circumstance. But the above is indeed the correct one.
A. late diagnosis is the right answer
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Answer:
Being a swing motion, soccer kick is characterised by proximal-to-distal sequence of segment motions
Explanation:
When the kicking foot comes into contact with the ball, hip goes into flexion, abduction, and external rotation with knee at a slight constant flexion. ... Forward motion is initiated by rotating the pelvis around the supporting leg and by bring the thigh of the kicking leg forwards while the knee continues to flex.
