Answer:
Hyponatremia
Explanation:
In medicine, hyponatremia refers to a medical condition where there's a low level of sodium in the blood.
One of the main causes for hyponatremia is having prolonged periods of exercise (and therefore sweating a lot) combined with drinking large volumes of water without electrolytes. Because of the sweating and the large volumes of water, the kidneys start malfunctioning and they can't regulate the amounts of sodium properly.
In this example, <u>a person works outside in a physically demanding job in August, sweats a lot and consumes large volumes of water throughout the day,</u> we can see that this person meets the criteria mentioned in the previous paragraph to develop signs of hyponatremia.
False it is not normal yet some people may still do it
True. (Sorry if this is incorrect.)
Define risk factors? I'm a little confused, but I'd really like to help further!
If it's any help, I can tell you that early signs of self-harming actions usually involve:
-Sudden mood swings
-Lack of motivation
-A depletion of desire for making contact with others
-Bad appetites
-Irritable attitudes
-And an overall negative attitude.
I hope this helps! Please comment if you need any more help!! :)
