Answer: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Explanation: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome symptoms include behavioral problems that includes babies being fussy or jittery, and have trouble sleeping. While older children may have a lack of coordination, poor fine motor skills, poor social skills, learning difficulties, poor memory, difficulty in school, poor problem-solving skills, and behavioral problems such as hyperactivity, poor attention and concentration, stubbornness, impulsiveness, and anxiety.
I have had it very many times. You dont want it. I have spend over half my life in the hospital becasue of it and other diesese that I don't want to bring up (it takes to long to explain).
Explanation:
The respiratory system allows for intake of oxygen, food 4 cells 2 absorb through the circulatory system.
once food is digested, it runs through the circulatory system as glycogen, (sugars). cells can readily absorb glycogen bcause of the fact it has smaller molecules 4 cells to absorb, to give them energy to function normally. respiratory system and the pulmonary aorta, distributes through the heart, absorbs food 4 heart, and distribute glycogen 2 rest of body, 4 cells 2 absorb 4 energy... hope this is helpful..
