<span>respiratory, circulatory, muscular and nervous</span>
Answer:
B. Leukoplakia.
Explanation:
Leukoplakia is a condition in which thick, white or grayish patches form usually inside your mouth. Smoking is the most common cause.
Short-term effects of smoking may include the following:
"<span>Addiction to nicotine and exposure to dangerous chemicals"
"</span><span>More breathing problems"
"</span><span>Shortness of breath, phlegm, and a coarse cough"
"</span><span>Impaired lung growth and function"
"</span><span>Bad breath, yellow teeth, and stained fingers"
"</span><span>Foul-smelling clothes and hair<span>2"
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Long-term effects may include the following:
"<span>Addiction to nicotine and exposure to dangerous chemicals"
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"<span>Lung, mouth, throat, kidney, and stomach cancers"
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"<span>Heart disease"
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"<span>Impaired immune systems"
"</span><span>Emphysema and other chronic diseases"
"</span><span>Shorter lifespan (up to 20 years shorter)<span>3"
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The correct answer is A; Diet and insulin needs change during pregnancy.
Explanation:
When a woman is expecting a baby her body goes through many changes. Some women may develop pregestational diabetes for the entire pregnancy. This can be monitored by the doctors and should go away after she gives birth.
The mother will need to change her diet and the ways she eats. She may also have to take insulin. There may be medication such as metformin given to the mother, each situation is different.
Some things a woman who has pregestational diabetes should avoid is;
- sugary drinks
- carbs
- starchy vegetables
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