Answer:
Anorexia Nervosa is potentially a life-threatening disorder where patients suffering from it mimic starvation but can't eat enough food.
Explanation:
This disorder is marked by dangerously low body weight and patients with this disorder have a fear of gaining weight or appearing fat.
The symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa include extreme weight loss, not meeting developmental growth milestones, inability to sleep, and feeling faint.
Drinking alcohol and driving is the greatest risk of driving fatalities
Bulimia nervosa- compulsive overeating, followed by induced vomiting or laxative use
Body dysmorphic disorder- obsessively thinking about flaws in appearance
Binge eating disorder - episodes of uncontrolled, compulsive consumption of food
Anorexia nervosa- self-starvation
I'd say c but I'm not positive
Answer:
Fracture healing is a biological process in continuum from fracture to healed stage. It involves a sequence of dynamic events which ultimately restores the integrity of the bone and its biomechanical properties.1 Bone is the only biological tissue which heals by making bone and the rest of the tissues heal by making a different tissue. The process of healing starts immediately after injury and continues thereafter. The events take place at the cellular level and the summation of these changes are seen as healing. The fracture healing is influenced by physical, chemical and environmental factors.2
