Drugs and supplements are similar in that both have an effect on the nervous system and that both are psychoactive substances. They are different in that drugs are often necessary to help someone overcome an illness, while supplements are optional and not necessary.
Answer: False
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A person with
Parkinson’s disease losses cells that
produce norepinephrine, which causes the nerve endings to
produce several of the non-motor features seen in person with Parkinson’s disease
including fatigue and abnormalities of blood pressure regulation.
In addition, norepinephrine is important for regulating the activity of dopamine
neurons and when the dopamine neurons start dying, the norepinephrine neurons send
signals to the surviving dopamine cells to dramatically increase their activity
and the output of dopamine as to ameliorate the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.</span>
True. ex. poor social health will poorly affect your mental health (feelings of loneliness, unwanted, etc), poor mental and social health lead to isolation, lack of motivation, etc meaning you’re not moving around very much. hope this helped !
For a child with clinical findings related to tubercular meningitis, the nursing assessment that must be given priority is the signs of increase intracranial pressure because of its life-threatening insinuations. Moreover, evaluation of fever and assessment of nuchal rigidity are also important part of care.
That statement is true.
Endocrine system consisting of two major glands, Thyroid and Adrenal. The thyroid hormone had the function to produce necessary ingredients for protein synthesis and maintaining our metabolic rate. The adrenaline would help in fight or flight situation by improving our concentration.
