Answer:
Explanation:
I had really good success with a low-carb, high protein diet. The two biggest dieting tips I've found are to invest time into food prep so you have meals that are easy to make and it's easier to not say "I don't feel like cooking, I'm gonna go to McDonalds" and to keep healthy snacks around (I like raw veggies, roasted chicken, and sugar-free jello) because it's a lot easier to eat healthy snacks than to force yourself not to eat. I've also found a crock pot to be an invaluable tool for dieting because it's super easy to quickly make healthy meals with one.
Answer:
no
Explanation:
It used to be thought that people could accidentally choke on their tongue while having a seizure, so people thought they hold the tongue down by putting something in their mouth. However, during a seizure people usually clench their jaw, which is one of the strongest muscles in the body. When they clench their jaw and something is in their mouth, they can break teeth. So it is no longer recommended to place anything in a seizing persons mouth.
The answer is d. all of the above. This disease is an eating disorder, People
who have it usually want to be perfect or do not want to get fat. They either don’t
eat or vomit what they have in them.
They also tend to exercise without eating. This would lead to all three
symptoms stated in this question.
Answer:
in correlation with the patients presenting clinical manifestations, the patients is suffering from cirrhosis of the liver which has caused the decline in his brain function called hepatic encephalopathy.
Explanation:
hepatic encephalopathy is a partial or complete loss or decline in brain function due to an underlying liver disease. In this case, because the patient has a long history of alcohol, the liver disease he is suffering from could be cirrhosis of the liver. As a result he presented this symptoms such as shortness of breath, fatique and decrease level of consciousness which are indicative of hepatic encephalopathy arising from a cirrhotic liver.
