First trimester: early changes occur such as missing your menstrual cycle, ovulation increases, etc. you may experience mood swings, fatigue, headaches, morning sickness, etc. this is when hormonal changes affect almost every organ in the body. the baby’s heart begins to form, it is now considered an embryo.
second trimester- all those symptoms i mentioned in the first trimester start to fade. baby bump however starts to show, you may even feel the baby move. the second trimester is the most painful trimester since the baby is really really starting to develop. you may experience back pain, numbing, groin pain, etc. the baby is now about four to five inches long and weighs about three ounces. like i said before, the baby can start kicking due to the fact it is now more active than before in the first trimester.
third trimester- the lasttttt trimester yayyy!! many contractions occur, some swelling may be present. movements and kicking increase, the baby’s eyes can open and close, breathing practices and movement occur. the baby is now at about 16-19 inches long and ways around six pounds. the baby’s organs are now capable of functioning on their own!’
The answer is, "A friend invites a tern to a party where there are drugs."
My first thought was, "A teen feels depressed and decides to try drugs."
Until I looked up the definition of "External". by definition it means. "The outward features of something."
So this means that it has nothing to do with the inside of teen when it comes to being depressed.
some can External something away such as drugs.
A. In order to avoid smoking, Edgar can politely tell his uncle “No.” and engage with another family member instead. This will avoid his uncle becoming angry with him, but also gets his point across.
Edgar can also be honest, and confide in his uncle that it’s against his personal beliefs and he doesn’t wish to have side effects. He can educate his uncle on the side effects if his uncle is unaware of them.
Edgar can lastly let another family member know that he is uncomfortable with being pressured to smoke, and they can talk to the uncle to get him to stop pressuring Edgar.
B. The best strategy Edgar could use would be for Edgar to politely tell his uncle, <em>“No.”</em> If his uncle tells him, <em>“Edgar, come have a smoke with me. I promise it’s not harmful,”</em> Edgar can respond with his arms crossed, and say <em>“No, it’s okay, I’m just here to talk to the family. I’m not into smoking.” </em>He can then proceed to speak with a different family member and avoid his uncle’s pressures. By crossing his arms and responding the way he did, he is remaining respectful, faithful to his beliefs, yet firm. His uncle would have no real reason to be mad at him for saying no since he wouldn’t have insulted his uncle or anything disrespectful like that.
There are risks of cancer in the mouth, pharynx, larynx, and esophagus. There are risks of tooth loss, tooth decay, and gum recession. Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea happened. pancreas and stomach cancers can happen.
