Everyone feels down at times. The breakup of a relationship or a bad grade can lead to low mood. Sometimes sadness comes on for no apparent reason. Is there any difference between these shifting moods and what is called depression? Anyone who has experienced an episode of depression would probably answer yes.
The axial skeleton includes the skull, vertebrae, the sacrum and coccyx, and ribs.
Think of it as an axle, so everything rotates around the center of an axle right? Your whole body rotates around those parts, so imagine that.
Answer:
I believe it would be the first option
Explanation:
The exact definition from google dictionary would be: The construction of blood vessels, which increases blood pressure.
So if you think of it, if you were to increase your blood pressure then wouldn't the blood draw closer to the skins surface?
For example, when your exercising, your blood pressure sky rockets because of all the movement being done and that's why in some people with more visible skin, their cheeks show red. When the skin is red from obvious reasons other than a skin rash after a work out, it's because the blood is so close to the skins surface.
Exhalation removes <span>carbon dioxide </span>from the body.
