Answer:
Anorexia Nervosa is potentially a life-threatening disorder where patients suffering from it mimic starvation but can't eat enough food.
Explanation:
This disorder is marked by dangerously low body weight and patients with this disorder have a fear of gaining weight or appearing fat.
The symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa include extreme weight loss, not meeting developmental growth milestones, inability to sleep, and feeling faint.
Amphetamines affects the central nervous system (brain and spine), and
the sleeping medication does the same thing so it would probably be really made most likely death.
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The best answer for this question is option E "Employers should adhere to certain health and safety standards for the wellbeing of employees." Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) is all about safety of a employers workers. OSHA mainly talks about hazards, training before using a machine or tool, make sure there is no safety hazards that can affect the workers health.
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