The dimensions of health operate independently; they don't affect one another. The media's role is primarily entertainment, so it has little effect on our wellness. Premature death can occur if the dimensions of health are underdeveloped. So I'm guessing it's false
Answer:
The correct answer would be - difficulty in taking breaths and hiccups.
Explanation:
The phrenic nerve is a nerve that initiates from the cervical nerves and reaches to the innervate the diaphragm through the thorax. It is a bilateral nerve that is the only nerve that acts as a source of motor innervation to the diaphragm.
The acid present in the stomach stimulates the phrenic nerve which leads to damage to the lining an individual loses the ability to take automatic breaths, hiccups and other breathing problems take place as well.
Alcohol advertisements commonly try to send the message of being part of a community, being accepted, and having fun. For example, certain beer commercials will show people together in a group, laughing, having ideal relations and reactions with each other. This ideal social life is craved by humans, so it’s a perfect way for alcohol corporations to use ethos to convince a population into investing in their product.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Consuming amounts of alcohol can cause dehydration.
Answer:
1- Having knowledge of medical terminology would have wasted the patient's and the doctors time and energy. This could have easily led to severity or a misdiagnosis of disease due to time lost due to appointment to the wrong specialist.
2- While going into a hospital, a patient describes his emergency situation to the receiver. The health care official is unaware of the medical terms and gives urgent temporary treatment to delay the worsening. This can easily be misinterpreted of what patient explained which can further lead to worsening the situation.
3- When health care representative do not understand medical terminology, they can easily mistreat a patient due to lack of understanding which can lead to severity of disease.
