Answer:
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Explanation:
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
This is simply known as growth, mental and physical impairments that sometimes occur in baby when a women consumes alcohol during pregnancy period.
It is said to occurs mostly in the first trimester of pregnancy as alcohol enters the blood stream, crosses the placenta to the fetuses system.
Fetal metabolism is much slower so it remove from nutrition and oxygen from reaching the baby's vital organs (brain)
The syndrome is common among 2-1.5 infants in every 1000 births. Symptoms of this syndrome includes poor memory, attention deficits, impulsive behaviors, poor reasoning skills etc. Impaired hippocampus dendrites reduced cerebellar size etc.
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The Treaty of Paris marked the end of the Revolutionary War. This was a peace treaty signed in Paris between Great Britain and America.
Answer:
The answer is cost-push inflation.
Explanation:
Cost-push inflation occurs when inflation increases proportionally to the raw materials (wages) costs. This can only occur when the demand for the products hasn't changed, and the high cost of wages is now passed to the consumers.
Common causes of cost-push inflation include natural disasters or a change in the government's laws.
