Answer: Monarchy
Explanation: In a monarchy, the head of state or ruler is not chosen but the position is inherited. Depending on the rules of the nation, it may be passed to to the children of the past ruler, a sibling or alternated between a group of families.
Some of the countries which practice absolute monarchy are Brunei and Saudi Arabia while Queen Elizabeth II is an example of a constitutional monarch.
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Wendi is known to be Yang Jian who founded the Sui Dynasty. He did many things to make the Chinese feel more unified. He was the one who rebuilt parts of the Great Wall of China to keep out invaders. He was also the one who began building the Grand Canal wherein he made thousands of peasants labored for five years just to dig the canal and half of them died during the labor. Because of these projects, he raised the taxes of the Chinese people which become the main reason why they revolted and the dynasty fell. Hope this answer helps.
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a). The path from mouth to the duodenum is :
Oral cavity ---- Oropharynx ---- Laryngopharynx ---- Esophagus ---- lower esophageal sphincter --- Stomach ---- Pyloric sphincter ---- Duodenum.
b). The digestive functions of the organs are :
ORAL CAVITY
The saliva in the oral cavity or the mouth keeps the mouth mist and it helps in food digestion. The salivary amylase converts the stretch into the maltose.
STOMACH
The stomach produces acidic pH and it helps to break the proteins in the food by the enzyme, Pepsinogen.
DUODENUM
In the duodenum, the chyme is mixed with the enzyme, bile and the pancreatic juice which helps in digestion.
c). In the gastroesophageal reflux, the lower sphincter does not function properly and that is why the gastric content that contains the acid and the pepsin regurgitate into the end of lower esophageal. This area is not an acid resistant, so the ulceration takes place.
d). Elevation of a head-end of the patient's bed, so that the gravity stops in the upward motion of the esophageal contents. The potent acid inhibiting agents like the Omeprazole.
