She will keep in mind that he has been taking Tylenol three times a day every day.
Umm i don’t really understand the question could you word it better
I do believe it's c.) BSE or known as mad cow disease along with c.) parasite
For the 1st question- They include strong prescription pain relievers, such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, fentanyl, and tramadol. The illegal drug heroin is also an opioid. A health care provider may give you a prescription opioid to reduce pain after you have had a major injury or surgery.
2nd question- Prescription CNS depressants are medicines that can slow brain activity to treat anxiety and sleep disorders. ... Prescription CNS depressant use or misuse can lead to a substance use disorder, which takes the form of addiction in severe cases, even when used as prescribed by a doctor.
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General anxiety in pediatric patients and anxiety associated with an adult hoarderhave many differences. GAD in pediatric patients have anxiety about health and safety and for their loved ones. An anxious adult hoarder can live in an unhealthy and dangerous environment, living with broken appliances instead of getting them fixed. Adult hoarders would rather cope with malfunctioning systems instead of being in a safe environment. Symptoms for anxious adult hoarders are more involving the mental state dealing with anger, resentment and depression. On the other hand, symptoms in a pediatricpatient with GAD typically complain with stomachaches, headaches and trouble falling asleep. The impacts on daily living can be extremely hard for GAD in pediatric patients. Their anxiety can paralyze them from doing daily activities, such as going to school, having a loss of attention and focus, and lack of sleep are a few things that impact their daily living.