Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, a general term for a decline in mental abilities. With Alzheimer’s disease, someone will experience a decline their abilities to:
remember
think
judge
speak, or find words
problem solve
express themselves
move
In the early stages, Alzheimer’s disease can interfere with day-to-day tasks. In the later stages, someone with Alzheimer’s will depend on others to complete basic tasks. There are a total of seven stages associated with this condition.
There’s no cure yet for Alzheimer’s, but treatment and interventions can help slow the progression. By knowing what to expect from each stage, you can be better prepared for what is to come.
Answer:
Girls’ bodies increase in size and shape during puberty. Their hips become more rounded and they get a more defined waist. The vulva, vagina and nipples get bigger and the breasts begin to develop, sometimes unevenly.
Other changes include pubic hair appearing and a vaginal discharge - an increase in the mucous produced in the vagina.
Girls also start menstruating or having their period during this time.
Explanation:
Sex linked disorders occur more often in males because of their chromosomes. Women have XX and men have XY. If an X chromosome is faulty, men will have issues while women won't. That is because they have one extra X chromosome to take up the role of the other, faulty chromosome. Men don't have it so they have sex linked disorders more.
