Atherosclerosis is the formation of fat plaques in the arteries that lose elasticity and make it difficult for blood to pass through. These plaques are known as atheromas. The process of fat accumulation begins in childhood, but the clinical consequences of the problem manifest later.
Atheromas may rupture, causing acute occlusion due to coagulation in the artery. This condition is associated with the occurrence of heart attack, stroke and lower limb lameness when affecting the legs.
With as low as 0.02 percent blood alcohol reading, moderate
effects can be felt and a weakened ability to focus on more than one thing a
time is apparent. For men weighing 160-240
pounds and women 200-240 pounds, impairment begins with 0.02 percent blood alcohol.
Explanation: Methods helps us with knowing the approach to the study and the method used for an experiment Results tell us what type of data was collected which will help us determine the type of research study.
