Up to 60% of the Human adult body is water. The lungs are composed of around 83% water, and the brain and the heart are 73%.
Medical decision making (MDM) is based on the number of diagnoses, risk of morbidity, and the amount of data <span>the physician must consider about the management of a patient’s condition. So the correct answer would be all of the above.
The physician has to take into consideration how many diagnoses were given, how much or how complex the data is, and what the risk of death is. </span>
the most clinically correct answer is
1.)feeling disconnected.
but another option is reduced functioning. when you are clinically depressed, you arent as willing to do the things you used to love to do before.
for the answer, feeling disconnected, this comes from wanting to be alone. when you are clinically depressed, you are more prone to feeling alone, or not wanting to be social.
Amy met the heroin-addicted Blake Fielder-Civil and instantly fell for him. With her new lover she plunged more and more often into drug and alcohol excesses. When he left her after a few months, Winehouse was devastated and sang about their tumultuous relationship on the album Back To Black.
The right answer is seizure.
The cardiovascular risk attributed to the pill is discussed. But an analysis of the published literature brings convincing elements on this subject.
All combined contraceptive pills, that is to say combining the two hormones estrogen and progesterone, are associated with a risk of venous thrombosis (blood clot).
