<span>The answer is C. Both, Cognitive and Cultural. Because once person or drug user has this trigger, he/she be anytime can be very abusive to other person as well. It may cause danger and harm to the community due to illness cause by drugs.</span>
A medical professional would recommend dietary supplements to Diane, as not being able to digest milk and other dairy products means her regular diet may be disrupted/changed.
Chris has no need for dietary supplements, as they will not help improve his focus or concentration.
Cassandra would not be recommended dietary supplements by a medical professional as they would not enable her to lose weight quickly, and it is also unhealthy to try and lose weight quickly, therefore it is in the medical professional's best interest to not recommend them to her.
Answer:
Aboriginal Victorians, people present in prison.
Explanation:
The main groups at risk of hepatitis C virus (HCV) in the Yarra Council area are aboriginal Victorians, people present in prison, positive men who sexual relation with men, and Victorians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a virus that can be transmitted from one person to another through sexual relationship as well as blood to blood contact.
A. muscle cramps, fatigue, and lightheadedness.