The antidiuretic hormone, otherwise called vasopressin is made in the region of the brain called hypothalamus. The cells of the hypothalamus excrete this hormone through the connection they have with the pituitary gland. From this gland, the hormone is released into the bloodstream and eventually comes down to kidneys, affecting the kidney tubules, making them conserve water by transporting them back to the bloodstream.
Answer:
pneumoconiosis
Explanation:
Dermatosis is a condition of the skin, either genetic in nature and influenced by environmental conditions such as an initial infection/ contact dermatitis.
Atherosclerosis is a condition described by hardening of the arteries, affecting the heart. This is a chronic condition, caused by environmental factors (diet).
Caisson disease is an acute neurological condition that only occurs in deep sea divers, caused by a gas embolism that blocks a vessel and transportation of oxygen.
Answer:
it may be erosion, I'm not quite sure but it could possibly be a form of erosion.
The answer to this question would be: start doing CPR.
If the victim becomes unresponsive, probably the foreign body completely obstructs the airway and the oxygen level is already too low. Without the victim help, taking out the foreign body will be hard.
In this case, CPR will be the best option since the pressure from chest might push the foreign body away and the CPR can help circulate the blood.
