Answer:
Visceral neuropathies
Explanation:
This is also known as autonomic neuropathies.
It deals with lack of proper functioning of the nerves that control involuntary muscles.The nerves affected are the ones which control blood pressure, heart rate, temperature and digestion. These are vital metabolic processes and makes this complication a serious one which is why it gives rise to lots of symptoms.
They include :
Anhidrosis(inability to sweat)on the hands and feet
Increased sweating on the face and trunk
Dysphagia
Anorexia
Heartburn
Constricted pupils
Constipation
Diabetic diarrhea.
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The mom's diet goes through her digestive tract, as it normally would. Nutrients are absorbed some through the stomach, and more so through the small intestine. They are broken down into their smallest components, and Mom's blood reaches the baby <span>through the blood vessels in the placenta and umbilical cord.</span>
It would be C, gender and size. Smaller people have higher blood alcohol concentration, which is how much alcohol is in the bloodstream, compared to larger people. Also, females reach higher blood alcohol concentration faster than males because they have less water in their bodies to dilute it and less enzymes to break it down. Hope this helps!
