What is the following to choose from?
Answer:
I think it's safer to go get tested at the nearest hospital or any testing areas in your place
Explanation:
check if u have the symptoms then determine if u should get tested or not
Answer:
1.
Alcohol abuse is the habitual misuse of alcohol.
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Enabling is a person helping an addict avoid the negative consequences of his or her behavior. Codependency is a state in which a family member or friend puts their own needs aside to help an addict.
3.
Fetal alcohol syndrome
4.
Drinking too much alcohol or at inopportune times is referred to as alcohol abuse. Alcoholism is an illness under which a person's drinking activity becomes uncontrollable.
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The stages leading to alcoholism are problem drinking, tolerance, dependence and alcoholism.
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Six warning signs of alcoholism are drinking alone, drinking to get drunk, drinking more for the same high, feeling depressed, being defensive about drinking, and changing friends, personal habits, and interests.
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Alcoholism can have a negative impact on a family by causing shame, erratic conduct, abuse, neglect and loneliness, and ignoring one's own needs while protecting the alcohol.
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d. all of the above
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Al-Anon is a program that offers treatment and assistance to alcoholics' families, with the goal of allowing family members to speak about and share advice about the issue of living with an alcoholic. Alateen is a program that provides medication and assistance to alcoholics' families while also assisting teens in coping with their situation.
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I'd alert my friend about the harmful effects of alcohol on his or her body, and then I'd try to help them overcome their addiction by approaching someone they know or are currently living with.
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Many diseases need large population to survive. Hunter Gatherer populations are low. Diseases often affect and kill a few people and then go away until the population comes into contact with someone else. Most areas especially cities have a large population enough to keep diseases staying around. Disease does not spread faster in an agrarian society, it spreads but it is not too noticeable.
<span>I have read that when using a saute pan one should heat the pan empty, then add the oil, and then the food imeaditely afterwads. The idea is to not expose the oil to more heat history than necessary so that it doesn't change flavor. Ok, makes sense to me. But then I read the owners manual for the new saute pan I purchased and it states one should add the oil, butter, etc. to a cold pan. I'm guessing this is to avoid overheating an empty pan. So which method is correct, heat then oil or oil then heat?</span>