Answer:
1. sudden and extreme weight loss or gain
2. amenorrhea
3. scabs or redness on knuckles
4. skipping meals
5. body dysmorphia
6. obsession with working out
Explanation:
1. bingeing can cause weight gain, and anorexia weight loss
2. not getting proper nutrients or over working out can cause amenorrhea
3. knuckles may rub against teeth during purging, causing minor injury
4. ppl with eating disorders often skip meals to cut out the calories and lose weight
5. they feel as if their body is never good enough
6. working out more than needed to burn calories
Pretty sure the answer is D
Answer:
It could be construed as assault.
Explanation:
So according to nursing practice, an assault is basically threatening to do bodily harm to a patient and it is usually not supported by any lawful justification, which can result in the offence being punishable by the state law. Another example to further define assault would be, when walking past someone and intentionally bumping into them. This can be interpreted as assault. I hope this helps.
Answer:
When you think about something repeatedly, it becomes habitual. An example is, let’s say, you always check if your doors are locked before you leave subconsciously. That’s habitual thinking.
Answer:
I think it's flour.hope this helps
