​Match the Following Terms or Phrases with the Correct Description

question 10

Multiple Choice

​Match the following terms or phrases with the correct description or definition.
-​Dehydration

• A)​Natural or supplemental organisms including bacteria and yeasts believed to be beneficial to gastrointestinal health including Lactobacillus.
• B)​Finger-like projections on the surfaces of endothelial cells as found in the intestinal tract.
• C)​A condition involving loss of bodily stores of water and accompanying electrolytes.
• D)​Symptom of discomfort involving typically one side in the lateral upper abdomen that may radiate to the back.
• E)​General state of not having enough intake of food, eating the wrong types of food, or being unable to process the food taken in.
• F)​A ring-shaped muscle which allows opening and closing of an organ such as the anus, bladder, or stomach.
• G)​Painful open sores in the lining of the stomach or proximal small intestine.
• H)​Ionic minerals in blood or other fluids that influence the amount of water in the body.
• I)​Destruction or removal of tissue by means of electrical or laser energy, heated fluid, or radiofrequency.
• J)Neoplasia or malignancy arising from glandular structures in epithelial tissues.

Analyze how asset allocation can minimize losses in investments.

Identify sources of investment information for evaluating potential investments.

Know the consequences of not paying for credit purchases.

Determine suitable investment options based on the time horizon.

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Definitions:

Stable

Referring to a condition or situation that is not undergoing significant change or variation and is steady or unchanging over time.

Global

Pertaining to or involving the entire world; worldwide in scope or application.

Behavioral Theories

A group of theories suggesting that behavior is learned through interactions with the environment, rather than being innate or inherited.

Depression

A mental disorder distinguished by a. long-lasting despondent mood or a disconnection from joy in usual engagements, critically impairing routine life.