Answer:next bc you got it correct I believ
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Answer: Well the answer is below
Explanation:
Well when you sleep it gives you energy to which you need in you life and it connects you to your dream whether its good or bad. Dreams are meant for you express how you feel and what you think because dreams are what you make it. Sleeping is so good for you. I love to sleep and it's because you want a healthy jump start to your day whether it's tomorrow, today, or yesterday!! Dreams aren't meant to criticize you or stabilize you but to help you see things in a different perspective whether it's the truth or not.
Sleeping is what we call as hibernating if u didn't know that and we need 8-10 hours of sleep per day. So your question how does sleep and what you dream affect your life, there isn't an answer to it because what you dream affects your sleep. If the dream is good then you will fall asleep faster but is the dream is bad like a nightmare than you won't fall asleep as fast as the good dream. So a dream is what you make it to be
Thanks I really hope this answers your question
Covered Entities may also use or disclose PHI without authorization in the following circumstance:
B. Where required by law
Explanation:
Where the law requires personal information of a patient shared by the Covered Entities they must share it with them even if its sensitive information.
This is one of the exceptions tot he breach of privacy rule which grants the companies the right not to reveal any information of the patient without their consent.
The information required for any other purpose briefed here can easily be consented to without much hassle by the person who is required to consent.
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