If you eat foods that are high in sodium, the amount you consume will either not change or increase. You must eat more fruits and vegetables to lower your sodium intake.
(MRI) magnetic resonance imaging studies that distinguished alcohol related brain effects that are permanent from those that are reversible with abstinence.
The cerebellum ,which is the part of brain is responsible for coordination movement and perhaps even some forms of learning , appears to be particularly sensitive to the effects of thiamine deficiency and that area most frequently damaged with chronic alcohol consumption.
Using (CT) computed tomography, researchers are finding the direct effects of chronic drinking. Alcohol interferes with brain communication pathways and can effect the way the brain works. Both MRI and CT scan have been applied to the study of alcoholism.
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Follow a food guide. For example, in Canada we have Canada's Food Guide that lists recommended foods in order to meet nutritional requirements for different ages and genders.
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The progression from least to worse is: Heat cramps -> heat exhaustion -> heat stroke
Your Answer is Heat exhaustion.
The correct answer would be, Somatic Delusion.
The nurse interprets the client's statement as reflecting Somatic Delusion.
Explanation:
A delusion is an impression which a person gets about something despite the contradictions between that impression and the reality.
Somatic is something that is concerned with the body. So somatic delusion is concerned with the bodily functioning, sensations or appearance.
In this type of delusions, the patient gives extreme focus to the physical symptoms like pain, fatigue, etc.
So as described in the question, a patient feels a bad odor coming out of his mouth and for that he use to clean his teeth every hour and use mouth wash every half an hour. The patient is basically engaged in somatic delusion.
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