Explanation:
The four types of temperaments are:
Sanguine - Optimistic type, carefree, loves adventures, high-risk tolerance
Phlegmatic - They are avoiding any conflict and they tend to be good with everyone and have good relationships; harmony, peace
Melancholic - Love traditions, not adventures, love being in a community, social
Choleric - Goal-oriented, logical, deep, and meaningful conversations, friendly
Chloric and Sanguine types are similar and also Phlegmatic and Melancholic types are similar. The contrast between them is that for phlegmatic and melancholic persons their priorities will always be love, peace, family, and harmony while sanguine and chloric type are the ones who will rather follow their career.
Phlegmatic and melancholic differ in some things such as: melancholic type loves to be in one community and they are more traditional people than phlegmatic ones.
Differences between choleric and sanguine is that sanguine loves adventure more than choleric and choleric type is more goal-oriented.
If I were the nurse in this scenario, I would probably go over a lot of key parts of development and how they work. Also, say that most if not all developmental phases are painless, which may help her worriedness. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Explanation:
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia, also known as congenital adrenal hyperplasia, is a genetic disorder characterized by disorders in the functioning of the adrenal glands. The adrenal or adrenal glands are two glands that are located above the kidneys and produce important hormones for the body, such as cortisol and aldosterone.
Due to a change in the enzymes necessary for the adrenal glands to function, the person with this syndrome does not produce the adrenal hormones in the proper amount to the body. The result may be several different anomalies in the body, but one of the most prominent is the excessive production of androgen, resulting in external genitals that are partially or completely male in appearance.
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