Answer:
The aging population requiring health care and personal assistance
Explanation:
The health is one of the most important factor that might represent the strength of nation. The healthy individuals contribute more in the society then the unhealthy individuals.
The government has started different rules that might improve the health of the patients. The healthcare workers demand has been increased as they provide the proper medicine and improves the health of an individual by taking essential steps. The aged people require more attention towards their health and needs personal assistance for health maintenance.
Thus, the correct answer is option (1).
Answer:The most common types of physical abuse are human abuse, children or animal abuse, destroying property. Mental abuse types are school bullying, humiliaton and criticizing.
Explanation:
Physical abuse is abuse used against another person or a group of people by using weapons or physical force.
Some types of physical abuse are abuse of children, abuse of animals, destroying or throwing someone's things, using weapons, slapping, choking, pushing, biting, spitting, kicking... The most common types in our society as we can see on social media are children abused, human abuse by all sorts of weapons and animal abuse.
Mental abuse is abuse used against someone by trying to control them and offend them.
Types of mental abuse: humiliation, criticizing, name-calling, public embarrassment, ''joking'' and sarcasm... These types of mental abuse we can see in our everyday life and they have a very harsh effect on a person being abused.
1. Expand adoption of health IT. This includes increasing adoption, effective use of IT products and services, as well as increasing user and market confidence and “advancing a national communications infrastructure that supports health, safety, and care delivery.”
2. Advance secure and interoperable health information. ONC intends to achieve this goal by enabling individuals, providers, and public health entities to not only exchange but also use health data. It will require identifying, prioritizing and advancing technical standards for exchange and data privacy.
3. Strengthen health care delivery. This is where the focus on quality, access and safety come into the fore by supporting the delivery of high-value care that ultimately bolster clinical services and population health.
4. Advance the health and well being of individuals and communities. ONC, for this goal, said it aims to “empower individual, family and caregiver health management and engagement,” while also promoting public health to build resilient communities.
5. Advance research, scientific knowledge and innovation. The three pieces of this puzzle: increasing access to usable high-quality electronic health data, accelerating commercialization and development of innovative tools, and investing and disseminating research demonstrating how providers can harness health IT to improve care delivery.
Answer:
INSULIN producing cells are called beta cells in the Pancreas. The second cells are alpha cells which produce GLUCAGON ,
The function of Inslulin is to aid the entry of glucose through GLUT transporters 1 and 4 into the cells, by coordinating the breakdown of glycogen to glucose.(While glucagon ensures conversion stored glycogen to glucose )
When these beta cells are destroyed, cells are starved of glucose. since glucose can not enter the cells as INSULIN which regulate cascade event for the influx is absent.
This leads to depletion of liver glycogen, reduction in liver glycolysis,reduction in muscle glucose uptake, and liver glycogen fatty acid synthesis
Therefore Glucose accumulate in the blood stream , raising the solute potential of the blood in relation to the plasma.
This lead to l massive excretion in the kidney due to inability of the proximal tubule to reabsorbed the excess glucose . A lot is lost in urine leading to polyuria,(excess urination), thirst from dehydration, and hyperphagia ( high hunger , because body cells are starved of glucose}
The body compensate for this with gluconeogensis,by breaking down Non carbohydrate molecules triglycerides to Glucose,with ketone build up in the liver, inhibition of activities of Glucagon
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