Answer:
Visceral neuropathies
Explanation:
This is also known as autonomic neuropathies.
It deals with lack of proper functioning of the nerves that control involuntary muscles.The nerves affected are the ones which control blood pressure, heart rate, temperature and digestion. These are vital metabolic processes and makes this complication a serious one which is why it gives rise to lots of symptoms.
They include :
Anhidrosis(inability to sweat)on the hands and feet
Increased sweating on the face and trunk
Dysphagia
Anorexia
Heartburn
Constricted pupils
Constipation
Diabetic diarrhea.
Because they know when they are full and satisfied. They dont have Control over what they eat. But how much they eat.
1 - Figur out how long the power has been out
2 - Put test subjects in freezer (most likely still colder, give you some more time)
3 - Activate the back up power
4 - Figure out source of the problem and take care of it
5 - Make sure that the backup power has enough charge/gas (backup batteries/generator)
We can conserve resources by recycling objects that are able to be recycled like, plastic water bottles and paper. We can also purchase reusable products, such as a reusable water bottle, or we can write on both sides of our paper instead of one. We can also reduce, by buying and using less stuff.
Answer:
Cry but remanence
Explanation:
It's okay to cry, especially in these situations. Cry as much as you need and if you ever feel suicidal or just need someone to talk to then find a hotline. There are many communities/platforms that contain people that have been through the same situation.
Remanence, remember all the good things/times you had! Know that as soon as they are out then you'll get to make more memories and have more fun times. You can listen to their favorite song, make up a welcome back song, look at pictures, visit places you went, ETC.
