Matching -​Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

question 14

Multiple Choice

Matching
-​juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

• A)pertaining to the central nervous system's control of muscle coordination and movement
• B)common consequence of a condition,which may or may not be preventable over time
• C)condition in which vertebral bones in the back show a side-to-side curve,resulting in a shorter stature than expected if the back were straight
• D)​time of altered consciousness after a seizure
• E)a rare genetic condition of carbohydrate metabolism in which a blocked or inactive enzyme does not allow breakdown of galactose
• F)a tube placed semi-permanently through the abdominal wall
• G)condition in which muscle control declines over time as a result of nerve loss
• H)classification of medication that acts on the brain to improve mental or emotional behavior
• I)pertains to control of behavior by the nervous system
• J)uncontrolled movements of the large muscle groups
• K)condition in which joints become enlarged and painful as a result of the dysfunction of the immune system
• L)high-fat,low-carbohydrate meal plan in which ketones are made from metabolic pathways used in converting fat as a source of energy
• M)condition in which low bone density or weak bone structure leads to an increased risk of bone fracture
• N)hormone usually produced in the pancreas to regulate movement of glucose from the bloodstream into cells within organs and muscles
• O)genetic mutation that affects all the exocrine functions in the body

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Definitions:

General Adaptation Syndrome

A theoretical model describing the body's short-term and long-term reactions to stress, consisting of three stages: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.

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The effect of various factors on cognitive processes, such as perception, memory, and reasoning, influencing how we think and understand the world.

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A physical or psychological response to internal or external pressures, challenging the individual's ability to cope.

Less Stress

A condition of experiencing lower levels of strain and tension, which contributes to better mental and physical health.