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Answer:
Explanation:
Alcoholism is the inability to control drinking due to both a physical and emotional dependence on alcohol.
Symptoms include a strong need or urge to use alcohol. Those with alcohol use disorder may have problems controlling their drinking, continue to use alcohol even when it causes problems, or have withdrawal symptoms when they rapidly decrease or stop drinking.
Treatment involves counseling, such as behavioral therapy, and medications that reduce the desire to drink. Some people need medical detoxification to stop drinking safely. Mutual support groups help people stop drinking, manage relapses and cope with necessary lifestyle changes.
The cardiovascular system would be the most affected. Salt from the blood would not be able to be filtered, then backing up your urine. Waste products (feces and urine) would not be able to be disposed of. The buildup in toxins in your body can also cause damage to your liver, and possibly your blood stream if toxins do enter. If that does happen, your entire body is now affected because the toxins will travel throughout.
Answer:
The epicranius is formed by the frontalis and occipitalis.
Explanation:
The epicranius or epicranial muscle covers the skull from the frontal, upper and part of the posterior region, constituted by the frontalis and occipitalis muscles, so it consists of two sections.
Both muscles, the frontalis and occipitalis, are united by a tendinous structure, and give the mobility to the eyebrows, frontal region and scalp. Separately, the frontalis muscle is related to the facial muscles, while the occipitalis is related to the temporal muscles.
<em>A and B. Temporal and masseter are not part of the epicranial muscle.</em>
