Answer: It’s not okay.
Explanation:
Me personally being a girl it’s just not right for anyone to be treated as such.
My personal, tentative wild guess is: <em>apnea</em>
As adults age, their dark adaption is slower; it takes longer to recover
their vision when going from a light to a dark area.
<h3>How does age affect dark adaptation?</h3>
- Results indicated that during human aging there is a dramatic slowing in a rod-mediated dark adaptation that can be attributed to delayed rhodopsin regeneration.
- Even in the absence of ocular disease, older adults have significant difficulty seeing in low light and at night.
- The severity of this issue cannot be explained by optical changes in the aging eye, such as pupillary miosis and increased lens density, and little is known about the neural basis of this issue.
- 94 adults between the ages of 20 and 80 had their dark adaptation functions measured in order to determine how quickly rod-mediated sensitivity recovered after being exposed to 98% bleach.
- In order to control for macular disease, fundus photography and a grading system were used to describe macular health in subjects over the age of 49.
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Answer:
Health is not just in the absence of disease, but a whole state of physical, mental and social well-being.
Explanation:
<u>fatal diseases </u>
Death has occurred or is inevitable as a mortal illness. The inevitability of what actually led to death or destruction is stressed by a death injury fatal. It has fatal consequences which are deadly or which exist for the destruction of life.
Education in health helps to avoid fatal conditions. It helps us to provide health education and free us from various diseases. Many people are now dead because of the lack of education in healthcare. Health training therefore provides healthy information and preserves the environment, as well as health care, food, dress, etc.
Answer:
Stun/Electrocute
Explanation:
Makes sense if you follow the logic.
