Reason of crime might be the urge to want something real bad so you do it
All of the above. Good luck
Answer:
A, C, D and E
Explanation:
In the assessment of legs, there are many systems that are combined for that part of the body to function optimally.
The reason that all the options are relevant in this question (except for B) specifically referring to legs, is that option B (the cardiovascular system) is not a main indicator of a problem with that part of the body specifically.
If something is wrong with the leg of a patient, there is a small likelihood of it being related to the cardiovascular system, because if the cardiovascular system is causing something to be wrong in the legs, it should not be limited to that section of the body. Hence, the other options are correct, but not option B.
<u>The chronological order in the sequence of acne:</u>
- Overproduction of sebum leads to an accumulation in the follicle.
- P. acnes metabolized glycerol in sebum, forming free fatty acids.
- Free fatty acids stimulate the release of pro inflammatory cytokines within the follicle.
- The blood vessels surrounding the follicle dilate and become more permeable.
- Immune cells such as neutrophils and phagocytes move into the follicle to try to eliminate P. acnes.
- The build up of dead cells, bacteria, and body fluids causes a raised pustule on the skin surface.
Scott’s pimples result from the inflammatory response generated in his hair follicles. The above statements are the chronological order of his acne.
