First let’s define loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) and laparoscopic surgery. LEEP is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a metal loop that is heated using electricity. The heat from the loop will remove cells and tissue and cauterize blood vessels to mediate bleeding. LEEP is mainly used in treating lesions involving the female genital tract (polyps, warts, etc.). On the other hand, laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves inserting surgical tools through trocars in the patient’s abdomen through small incisions (usually 4 incisions, one of which will involve a camera inserted to visualize the insides).
These procedures become more widely accepted today as (1) they are minimally invasive meaning there is less tissue trauma for the patient, (2) they offer faster recovery times, and (3) the patient may go home earlier than traditional surgical procedures.<span> </span>
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A person's mental and emotional health is most directly affected by
A. stress
The answer is E. Taking supplements in the wrong dose can be toxic so a is definitely true. Food can sometimes not provide enough nutrients, and it can be hard to calculate nutrient intake from food so you can often get defeciency from just eating food, meaning that C is also true.
Answer:
the answer is soft drinks
Explanation:
Because Carbohydrates are essential to the body. They are sugars or starches that provide energy for all the cells and tissues in the body.
There are two different types of carbohydrates: simple and complex. People should limit their intake of simple carbohydrates, such as white bread, pasta, and rice. However, the body needs complex carbohydrates to support the following:
the immune system
brain function
the nervous system
energy to perform tasks
digestive function
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend a person consumes 45–65% of their daily calories from complex carbohydrates.
The following foods contain complex carbohydrates:
quinoa
brown rice
vegetables
whole grain pasta, bread, and other baked goods
oatmeal
fruits
barley
People should avoid overly processed products that contain bleached, white flour, and foods with added sugar.
Learn the difference between good and bad carbs here.
