Yes doctors can test the genetic predisposition of an individual to a disease but it is not done by genetic testing, unless they are chromosomal abnormalities or DNA sequencing abnormalities rather than just diseases with genetic predisposition such as malignancies. Heart disease, diabetes, and cancer; while does have a significant genetic predisposition, cannot be risk stratified by genetic tests because of (1) it is too costly and (2) it cannot be accurate. These genetic predisposition is best taken care of by doing proper history and physical examination as well as doing a family genogram.
If history and physical examination revealed that you are high risk to develop a disease (i.e. heart disease) then you should be advised to have lifestyle modification as well as some maintenance medications, if warranted.
The answer is B) Poor decisions.
The question is asking about specifically what happens when alcohol reduces our inhibitions, the answer therefore would be that we make poor decisions because alcohol makes us more confident, open and able to do things we wouldn't normally do but that isn't necessarily a good thing and many many people make bad decisions when they are drunk and do things they would never do sober.
All the other answers are consequences of drinking but do not relate to losing one's inhibitions.
Answer:
It should be B. For important decisions that effect both you and other people.
Explanation:
Cooked at low temperature using careful timing, poultry cooked on high heat and too long will be tough, dry, and flavorless. Cooked on low heat and for a short amount of time, it will be raw and uncooked and inedible.
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Answer:
F
Explanation:
You don't handle it at work u wait untill you have clocked out of the office and then you pull them to the side and try to have a discussion and if they do not want to have a grown up discussion and then remove yourself from the situation .
