Answer:
IV, II, I, III.
Explanation:
Smoking can be defined as an act of inhaling toxic substances such as marijuana, cigarettes, tobacco, etc., through the buccal cavity (mouth) into the body system. The world health organization (WHO) has warned that smoking is hazardous and smokers are liable to die young because they are much more likely to develop lung cancer and other heart related diseases.
When an individual quits or stops smoking, he or she would experience some physical changes and improvements.
Thus, the improvements a smoker will experience first, second, third, and fourth once he or she stops smoking includes the following;
1. Pulse rate decreases: the rate at which the heart beats and pumps blood decreases significantly as compared to when the individual was an active smoker.
2. Carbon monoxide levels improve: there are less deposits of carbon monoxide in the body system of the individual.
3. Circulation improves: the transportation of blood by the arteries and veins becomes efficient and better than when the individual was actively smoking.
4. Lung infections decrease: the chances of developing a lung related diseases is reduced significantly.
Answer:
D. It does not accoubt for one's body frame size or muscle content
The answer is leukoplakia. Leukoplakia is a condition in which thick, leathery white spots develop in the mouth. Smoking is the leading cause of leukoplakia, so people addicted to smokeless tobacco at a very high risk of developing the disease. Mild leukoplakia is generally harmless and would typically resolve on its own but more severe cases may be linked to oral cancer.
Health, disease, and safety are the three main categories! Please choose best answer :)
The person that already commented is correct but here’s some deeper information
they often wanna be alone
Have an attitude
Get annoyed with everyone
Have no motivation
Just want to stay in bed all day
Don’t wanna complete simple task like brushing teeth
Crying
Numb
I hope everything‘s okay i’m not quite sure about the eating disorder
