Answer:
Memory consolidation
Explanation:
Short term memory is stored in the brain for relatively short period of time especially for few minutes. Long term memory is stored in brain for long period ( years or lifetime).
Short term memory can be converted into the long term memory by association, rehearsal and involved with emotional state. Memory consolidation is the process of learning new things and store them in previously stored memories. Hence, memory consolidation does not increase the conversion of short memory to long term memory.
Thus, the correct answer is option (1).
The right frequency for the nurse to recommend is: EVERY TWO TO THREE HOURS FOR THE FIRST FORTY EIGHT HOURS.
After giving birth, it will takes up to forty eight hours for the new mother's breast milk supply to become established.
This might cause indigestion or slow digestion.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The normal nature of stomach is acidic due to the presence of HCL. his acidic pH is necessary to facilitate the process of digestion. An antacid is usually consumed when the acidic level of the stomach exceeds beyond normal causing symptoms of the condition called acidity.
When we take antacids without any reason it will work like a buffer that alters the pH of a medium and reduce the normal acidic level in the stomach. Normal digestion cannot take place at this new pH. If we take any food after that indigestion will be the result.
So taking a hamburger after consuming antacid will cause indigestion or slow digestion.
