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The review of the literature can be curtailed when: A. You are no longer encountering new ideas or information. All of the work done by top researchers in the area has been reviewed.
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A heart surgery where you have two patients who need a new heart in the next 24 hours or they die but only one heart is available
And a lung transplant where you have 5 people missing their left lung and one with their right lung missing and one day one right lung is available but if you pick the right lung then the left lungs become unavailable until next year and they need to get their lungs in one month
High Self Esteem is what i would consider not as bad as low self esteem. Usually those with high self esteem are not prevalent with depression or mental disorder's but at some points are more prone to narcissism and more impulsive behaviors.
Low Self Esteem is usually way more dangerous, with subjects not holding themselves in high regard. They may not value their life as much and are prone to self destructive behaviors, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and suicidal/homicidal ideation.
What's the purpose of intestinal villi? It provides macro and micro-nutrient absorption, right? For reference: Macronutrients are the ones you see on food labels: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Micronutrients are vitamins and minerals (vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and K. Nutrients like iron, magnesium, calcium, and so on).
So if a person has fewer of them, that means that they absorb nutrients at a slower rate.
Macronutrients have energy values, expressed in Calories (side note: always capitalize the C, or note them as kcal, because a Calorie is 1,000 calories... don't ask me why that is because I don't know). If you're absorbing fewer Calories than you're expending, you won't gain weight.
Therefore, I'd expect these people to be underweight.
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