There are choices for this question namely:
1. Pregnancy
2. Renal failure
3. Prolonged QT interval
4. <span>Adverse reaction to levothyroxine
</span>
The correct answer is "pregnancy". Methimazole is a potent teratogenic drug which means Methimazole readily crosses the blood-placenta barrier and affect the baby adversely such that it can lower the fetus' thyroid hormone levels and cause cretinism for instance. An adverse reaction to levothyroxine is inappropriate to assess because levothyroxine is a drug for hypothyroidism, not for hyperthyroidism. Methimazole is not associated with prolonged QT interval and renal failure.
This typ<span>e of stretching in younger people may disrupt muscle growth. Teenagers normally stop growing in height at the age of 16, but their muscle tissues continue to grow until the age of 18. If you are performing in an event, do not incorporate isostatic stretching as part of your warm-up routine. Isostatic contractions fatigue the muslce, which will prevent you from performing at your best during an event.</span>
Most inexperienced or novice cooks have the tendency to prevent flavor
from developing in food by exposing the ingredients to extreme environmental
conditions, undesirable
ingredient interactions, swap ingredients and constant opening of pot or oven
that will make the flavor escape in the air.
Moreover, beginners in the kitchen
do not have the patience to read all the instruction before starting cooking, only to realize that there are special instructions written on the last part of the
recipe.
