A. acute
Acute exposure is short time and the negative effects do not accumulate as in chronic exposure.
Answer: step 1: Allocating resources to healthcare versus other social needs.
Step 2: Allocating resources within the healthcare sector.
Step3: Allocating resources among individual patients.
Explanation:Step 1.Allocating resources to healthcare versus other social needs. At this level community member decides on how to share fund amongst one or more of the program. For example, should the fund be allocated to an under-funded program,or should the fund be shared between two or more program.
Step 2: Allocating resources within the healthcare. Here,community members is faced with the decision of how to direct the spending among competing healthcare interest. Should most or all of the money go to healthy lifestyle, such as,providing the pressing need of the community such as immunization or should most or all of the money go to the purchase of hospital equipment.
Step 3: Allocating resources among individual patients. In this level of decision making involves the distribution of finance among patients,such as,who sees Doctor first in an emergency room were others are waiting,or who gets the available heart transplant.
Answer: the answer you are looking for would be Causalgia.
Explanation: Causalgia severe burning pain in a limb caused by injury to a peripheral nerve. Causalgia is a thing that occurs after an injury, surgery, stroke, or heart attack, it isn't well understood but may have to do with abnormal inflammation or nerve dysfunction. The pain is mostly described as more than the thing that caused it, the pain areas consist of pain in the nerves, arms or legs, back, foot, or hands. muscle symptoms would be rhythmic muscle contractions, loss of muscle, and or muscle spasms, sensory symptoms such as sensitivity to pain, or uncomfortable tingling and burning, and the whole body is nervous system dysfunction or sweating.
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Seth's body mass index amounts to 33.9. He is classified as obese.
Although obese people are frequent victims of diabetes and kidney disease compared to their normal weighted counterparts, these diseases develop less at the age of 18.
Seth's BMI indicates the letter A. He has a slight risk of weight-related diseases.
