<span>Heart disease, Cancer (malignant neoplasms), Chronic lower respiratory disease, Accidents (unintentional injuries), Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases)Alzheimer's disease, Diabetes, Influenza and pneumonia, Kidney disease (nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis), <span>Suicide</span></span>
Appendicitis is inflammation of the appendix.
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Explanation:
This study aims to observe the conditions of Human Development among the SAARC Countries, to examine the trend, pattern and composition of the indicators of human development along with Human Development Index (HDI) among SAARC nations. Secondary data is used to analyse this study from 1990 to 2017. Since 1990, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has been preparing the global Human Development Report (HDR). Every year the HDRemphases on a distinct issue that effects on measuring the multidimensional human development. HDIis getting popular to measure the development of a country. It combines three critical indicators namely, Education, Life expectancy, and Standard of living. The highly developed nations are with higher HDI scores.In the year 2018, Niger has scored 0.536 whereas Norway got 0.953in HDI score. Therefore, Norway will be considered more developed than Niger in Human Development. Obviously, when compared with the previous year’s status all South Asian nations registered positive growth. India’s HDI value has been increased from 0.427 (1990) to 0.640 (2017), i.e., a sharp increase of HDI value of 0.231. These remarkable achievements achieved by India next to Sri Lanka and the Maldives. India ranks third in SAARC region and 130th rank in the world among 189 Countries and territories. This study has been attempted to throw lights on the progress which is addressed systematically to the promotion and protection of human development. KEYWORDS: Human Development Index, SAARC, Human Development Report,UNDP.
Answer:
Barometric pressure
Explanation:
Dysbarism injury is a number of signs and symptoms the occurs as a result of exposure to severe, changing and very low barometric pressure.
Dysbarism injury occurs during diving. Symptoms of dysbarism includes: Headaches, extreme tiredness, heart attack, problems with breathing, pain in the joints, pain in the chest, itching, vomiting e.t.c.
