People with poorly controlled diabetes are at risk of amputation due to damage of nerves in the extremities of the body. This damage to nerves is caused by chronically high blood sugar. The condition, when it is caused by uncontrolled blood sugar is called diabetic neuropathy.<span>Diabetic neuropathy mostly affects the feet and they lose feeling, such that an affected person cannot sense pain. When they develop an ulcer or small injury to the feet, it may often go unnoticed and with time become infected. High blood sugar impairs the normal healing process and the injury or ulcer may not heal quickly thus compounding the problem. The outcome of this is that the infected part e.g. a toe, may fester and even become gangrenous putting the whole bod at risk and thus the only away to save the rest of the body is removal by amputation.</span>
Answer: I believe the answer is A
Explanation:
When plants undergo photosynthesis, they make sugar. Why sugar? Because, it is one of their resources they need to survive. I know that they also need oxygen and water. Carbon dioxide is also vital in their survival. I hope this helps!
Answer:
flooding
Explanation:
The hurricane brings in enormous amounts of rainfall with it, often resulting in flooding. The ground squirrels in this scenario live relatively close to the ocean shore. They live in burrows, spending big portion of their time in them, as well as having their young ones sheltered in them. The heavy rainfall and the flooding of the area will result in filling the burrows with water. The damage for the population of ground squirrels will be enormous, with their young ones all drowning for sure, and the majority of the adults getting drowned as well, or maybe even all of them. Hope this helps!!!!!
Answer:
the average annual rainfall.
Explanation:
It is defined as the annual amount of precipitation for a location over a year.
Fresh water community obtained its storage as precipitation from the atmosphere of rain, mist and snow..
The amount of rainfall of a community depends on the location.A typical rain forest receives average of 50,- 260 inches of rain per year.
