Young children with urinary tract infection manifest a subjective
symptom such as fever, which is very common with infants. School aged children are
irritable, have lack of appetite that results to failure to weight gain. In
addition, acute symptoms of foul-smelling urine and crying during urination are common manifestation of UTI's in children while
others may experience vomiting and diarrhea.
Answer: False.
Explanation:
<em>The time that a person can live without feeding varies according to the age, physical condition, and health of the person</em>. There have been reports of people who spend even <u>94 days without eating</u>, and the estimated average is 40 to 70 days without eating before perishing.
Another factor to consider is the absence or presence of water. <u>Although the human being can live many days without food, without water time is limited to a few days</u>. Therefore water is more important for life.
<em>I hope this information can help you.</em>
Answer:
I think B one is correct.
