glucose rises -> glucagon is released -> insulin is released -> blood glucose lowers
blood glucose lowers -> insulin is released -> glucagon is released ->glucose rises
glucose rises -> glucagon is released -> blood glucose lowers ->insulin is released
blood glucose lowers -> glucagon is released -> glucose rises -> insulin is released
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Answer:
body dysmorphic
Explanation:
Body dysmorphic disorder: In abnormal psychology, the term "body dysmorphic disorder is described as one of the mental health disorders whereby an individual isn't able to quit thinking about a few perceived flaws or defects in his or her appearance (an individual tends to see the flaws or defects that is not distinguishable for any other person). Instead, an individual feels anxious, embarrassed, and ashamed that he or she is willing to avoid or ignore a lot of social situations or gatherings.
The treatment-related to body dysmorphic disorder is "cognitive behavioral therapy".
In the question above, Chester may be suffering from body dysmorphic disorder.
1.) Nose
2.) Mouth
3.) Larynx
4.) Lung
5.) Right Bronchus
6.) Diaphragm
7.) Pharynx
8.) Trachea
9.) Left Bronchus
10.) Bronchiole
11.) Alveoli
12.) Throat
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