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Simple partial seizure starts in the fingers and progressively spreads up the arm and extends to the leg.</span>
<span>Demoralisation is defined as the act of reducing another's confidence and hope, or discouraging and disheartening someone's optimism. This will cause the individual/s to lose faith in the future. The next question then is how does one aid in fighting demoralisation. One is to avoid focusing on the negative stuff. Another is, one could also keep a journal of self-talk. Self-talking is also important because as a human being it is but normal to constantly talk to yourself or you have that inner monologue with yourself. It is that internal dialogue with yourself which can greatly affect your self-esteem as well as your confidence. When one is positively talking to oneself, one can also positively see good things in his or her life and about himself/herself. This is that voice within oneself that makes you look at the bright side of things. When one does these, demoralisation will surely be out of the topic.</span>
Answer:
E
Explanation:
Turner syndrome females have a phenotype because there are regions of the X chromosome that normally escape inactivation, allowing 2 copies of the gene to be expressed. These regions are called pseudoautosomal regions.
These are inherited in a typically autosomal fashion, permitting crossing over between the X and Y. In Turner syndrome, the lack of second X chromosome means these genes are missing and the phenotypes result from haploinsufficiency
Gatrectomy is a procedure that involves removal of a part of the stomach (partial gastrectomy) or the whole stomach (total gastrectomy). It is carried out to removal stomach cancer or stomach perforations. In this case, the nurses initial action will be first not to tamper with fresh surgery tubes and then call the primary health care provider for blood draining from the NG tube after the procedure (gastrectomy)