TRUE.....Improper handling of waste water is the main reason behind water getting polluted. Sewage is drained off in large quantities to rivers. It slows down the process of dilution of constituents of water; this in turn stagnates the river. It may also result into spread of diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, etc
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A gynecologist cares for the reproductive health of a woman from the time she gets her first period all the way to post-menopause. Any conditions that affect the reproductive system, such as those with the fallopian tubes, or vagina, are diagnosed and treated by a gynecologist
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1. controls how much sugar is in the blood - pancreas
2. controls the other glands - pituitary gland
3. manufactured by the brain to help relieve pain - endorphins
4. gland that regulates the body's energy levels - thyroid
Explanation:
The pancreas is an endocrine organ releases hormones such as insulin and glucagon that regulates blood sugar levels.
The pituitary gland is a gland in the brain that releases hormones that control other glands to regulate various body processes such as stress and growth.
Endorphins are produced and stored in the pituitary gland that block pain signals and produce a feeling of euphoria
The thyroid gland releases thyroxine and other hormones that control the levels of energy in the body.
B) Lower risk of stroke.
Studies and research have strongly suggested that lifelong physical activity results in a decreased chance of stroke. The other options provided aren’t direct causes of physical activity.
A and C aren’t correct as exercising doesn’t necessarily result in you having a healthier diet or an organized schedule. You can exercise regularly but still have unhealthy eating habits and an unorganized schedule.
D isn’t correct because constant physical activity, although healthy, also doesn’t necessarily lower risk of injury. For example, if you constantly do one activity all the time, it can increase your risk of injury. Consistently giving yourself a variety of activities, however, is one way to help decrease that risk of injury when exercising.
1. Self-serving kiosks to save queuing time
2. Digital online app to track health records, book appointments and watch queue numbers
3. E-consultation where patients can consult a doctor online before deciding to visit the clinic
4. online Q&A so patients can ask online and get answers at the comfort of their home
5. Educational health app to monitor and recover efficiently (e.g. digital pulse monitors and dietary watcher)
