Answer:
babinski
Explanation:
The Babinski Reflex, also called the Babinski Sign, is a reflex in which the toes extend and then open in a fan-like motion. This problem is usually caused by a stimulus that arches from the side of the foot to the base of the first toe. It is common in newborns and young children, where the neurological system is not yet mature, but in adults and older children it indicates a brain or spinal cord problem. If it is present on only one foot, it can also indicate which side of the brain is involved.
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In the digestive system, food that has been completely processed is found <u><em>in the large intestines</em></u>.
Yes, it is bad if you eat before surgery.
You should have been asked not to eat 8 - 12 hours prior to your surgery. If you are going under <span>anesthesia</span>, the <span>anesthesia </span>paralyzes your entire body, and if you have ate, you might vomit which will cause difficulty breathing or even in some cases, death. If you are having surgery somewhere on your lower stomach, eating before the surgery may lead to infection. Overall, they want you to not eat for 8 - 12 hours prior to surgery only for safety. I wouldn't even drink water, because if you are put under anesthesia, there is an increased risk of vomiting.