The period of Convalescence is the time during which the person regains health and fully recovers.
Explanation:
- Diseases that can spread from one person to other are called infectious disease.
- Disease development is divided into Incubation period, Prodromal period, period of illness, Decline period, and period of Convalescence.
- During incubation period the pathogen enters the host body and starts multiplying itself. But the signs of diseases are unnoticeable.
- Then comes the prodromal period, when the pathogen keeps multiplying itself and some signs of disease are observed but they are not obvious
- After the prodromal period comes the period of illness when the patient exhibits obvious signs of sickness.
- As the period of illness is over the symptoms of disease start to cease and the the number of pathogen decrease in body.This period is the period of decline.
- Finally comes the period of Convalescence when the person returns to his pre-disease state and is completely healthy. (except irreversible damage caused by the disease)
The answer is No. The analysis concluded that there
is no indication that pain-related fears mediate for reducing disability and pain
in patients with complex regional pain syndrome.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
is called as Reflex sympathetic dystrophy<span> (RSD)</span><span>, in this condition you have a pain in arm or leg, which develop
after any injury, surgery, stroke etc. Medical treatment needed in this
condition, may be some medication or physiotherapy.</span>
Answer:
The external coverings of diatoms are made up of frustule which contains chloroplasts. Chloroplast is a organelle that has chlorophyll pigment that captures light energy from the sun and utilize it for photosynthesis. Slime molds comes under category of fungi. Their cell wall is made up of cellulose. They undergo spore formation, their spore sac get rupture as cellulosic layer is light and releases spores which settles on the decaying plant matter.
The answer to this one is <span>B.Blood vessels are not located in the epidermis, but in the underlying dermal connective tissue.
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