B is the answer.
B) Because they have many nerve endings
1️⃣.Primodial prevention
➡️It is the prevention of emergence or development of risk factors that never yet present. It is the behavioral change applied to discourage from adopting harmful life style such as alcoholism, smoking, eating pattern etc.
2️⃣.Primary prevention
➡️It is the action taken prior to onset of diseases that will even occurs. It includes health promotion (environmental sanitation, health education, nutrition, personal development etc) & specific protection (immunization, contraception, personal hygiene etc)
3️⃣.Secondary prevention
➡️It is the action that stop progress of disease at its incipient stage & prevent complication. It includes early diagnosis & treatement, case finding & surveillance, screening tests, laboratory investigation etc.
4️⃣.Tertiary prevention
➡️It is the all measures available to reduce impairment & disability, minimize the suffering caused by existing departure from good health & promote patient adjustment to immediate condition. It includes disability limitation & rehabilation.
Answer:
A person who ingests pouches or packs of cocaine to transport it; a living vehicle used to smuggle illicit drugs, who may carry the abuse substance inside, as would a body packer, or in his/her luggage.
Answer: Hypersomnia
Explanation:
Hypersomnia, can be either excessive daytime sleepiness or excessive time spent sleeping.
It is a sleeping condition in which a person has trouble staying awake during the day. The person is always sleeping regardless of where they are or what they are doing and at anytime of the day.
It is characterised by long hours of sleeping at night maybe up to 10hours, yet intermittent sleeping or dozing during the day regardless of where they are or what they are doing. From the Question, Tamara's husband can even sleep during meal times and in the middle of conversation. That is how bad hypersomnia can be. It is the opposite of Insomnia, which refers to the ability to get enough sleep especially at night.
Recall that An adult is supposed to sleep between 8-9 hours to be healthy and alert during the day. Anything short of this that happens frequently, can either be Hypersomnia or Insomnia and Should be looked into As soon as possible.
