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The asnwer is D
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Answer:
The correct option is<em> (c). Metformin 500 mg daily.</em>
Explanation:
Mr. S.<em> </em>was placed on <em>Metformin 500 mg daily </em> to enable the drug reduce the sugar the liver ingests into his blood stream. This is recommended so that the eye deffect ocassioned by diabetes can be reduced to improve his impaired vision caused by excessive sugar in the blood stream. The spectacles are not working properly because of the diabetic condition wich is as a result of excess sugar level in the blood.
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<em>Metformin</em> works by reducing the amount of sugar your liver releases into your blood. It also makes your body respond better to insulin. Insulin is the hormone that controls the level of sugar in your blood. Metformin does not cause weight gain, unlike some other diabetes medicines
Answer:
A. The dermis lies anterior to the epidermis.
Explanation:
The "Skin" consists of <u><em>three layers:</em></u>
<em>1. Epidermis</em>
<em>2. Dermis</em>
<em>3. Subcutaneous Fat</em>
They are arranged accordingly, which means that the "dermis" lies beneath the epidermis. Therefore, it lies "posterior" or <em>at the back of the epidermis</em>. "Anterior" means<em> "front."</em> The dermis is definitely not anterior to the epidermis. <u>This makes choice A as not a characteristic of the dermis.</u>
<em>Choice B is a characteristic of dermis</em> because the dermis consists of<u> many blood vessels</u> and<u> three types of connective tissue</u><u><em>s</em></u><em> (collagen fibers, elastic fibers and reticular fibers). </em>
<em>Choice C is a characteristic of dermis </em>because it also consists of the<u> lymph vessels, nerves and accessory organs.</u>
<em>Choice D is a characteristic of dermis</em> because the dermis consists of two distinct layers, a superficial layer <em>(papillary dermis</em>) and a deeper layer <em>(reticular dermis). </em>