Answer:
Regarding prostatic hyperplasia, this condition occurs in about half of males over the age of 75 (option D).
Explanation:
Prostate hyperplasia refers to an increase in the volume of the gland, related to some risk factors and to age. The most frequent symptom it produces is the obstruction of urine output from the bladder.
<u>Epidemiologically, prostate hyperplasia can be seen in half of men whose ages range from 75 to 80 year</u>s, as the increase can occur progressively over the years.
The other options are not correct because prostate hyperplasia:
<em> A. Does not occur in young men.
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<em> B. It is not a rare condition, but frequent in older men.
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<em> C. It is less frequent in Asians.</em>
The third one. hope this clarifies
No there is no following so I can not answer this question due to lack of information.
<span>A little bit more than three... pick and choose!
Each kidney has about 1,000,000 filtering units, called nephrons.
Roughly 40 gallons of blood in women and 48 gallons of blood in men are filtered each day.
The colour of your urine can reflect if you are drinking enough water; it is usually light yellow if you are drinking enough water and dark yellow if you are not.
For someone with kidney failure, it typically takes 4 hours of dialysis, 3 times a week to perform the filtering duties of normal kidneys.
<span>The need to urinate is felt when about 1 cup of urine fills the bladder.</span></span>
Answer:
B. develop better communication skills.
Explanation:
Social wellbeing requires the potential to construct interpersonal relationships satisfactory to others. It also refers to the capacity to respond to the changing social environments easily and to behave properly in a variety of settings. The notion that social interaction is critical for health and well-being has been speculated for years. As per the question, interacting with others helps to develop accountability to the relationship and improves communication skills.
