Answer:
Everything you do impacts your health.
Explanation:
He is saying that the doctor isn't responsible for your health, you are. What you are eating, how much you are sleeping,if you are playing in a good and healthy environment. Also where you eat affects you because if you are running out the door while trying to eat or if you are multitasking your body isn't focusing on digesting your food, it is focusing on whatever else you are doing and that can cause problems.
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Answer:
d. Transient (toxic) synovitis
Explanation:
From the symptoms stated in the question, the girl has suffered from Transient (toxic) synovitis. Transient (toxic) synovitis results from inflammation in the synovium (inner linnings of the capsule) situated in the hip joint. Studies have shown that it is one of the most causes of hip pain in children.
It is known that symptoms can start suddenly before it typically shows up within 1-2 weeks. At the earlier stage during 1-2 weeks, an upper respiratory illness is noticed in affected patients. The symptoms usually develop afterwards with acute pain in the depressed area of the thigh, the junction of the trunk at the thigh, knee joints, hip and the srrounding region, thus the children walk with pain.
Also, in affected patient,they are often afebrile or have no or low-grade fever.
Ultrasound shows the presence of joint effusion(fluid collection) of the left hip causing monoarticular disorder of synovial joints, Hence,the hip is held flexed or abducted. Treatment includes Clinical administration of nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory drugs and weight barrier capable of inducing the patient by exertion some force and pressure towards the weight should be limited.
A. Tornado
A rotating, funnel-sgaped column of wind moving at speeds between 110 and 200 miles per hour
B. Hurricane
An intense storm that begins over tropical waters and includes heavy rain and strong winds.
The correct answer is True.
This is very typical of how an eating disorder can start out. The person begins to make changes to their eating habits, slight changes at first that might not even be noticeable to other people, then those changes become bigger and more noticeable as they escalate into what becomes an actual eating disorder.
Answer:
Ergonomic
Esther has been lifting tools all day, so most likely the repetitive movements or improper lifting caused her pain.
