why do i often feel fearful after waking up from a nap?

Answer: your body is on edge because you just gained conciousness again

Explanation:

Because your body is used to sleeping in another time schedule. Naps are very random for your body, so your body is just like "...what just happened?" LOL

what causes numbness and tingling in arms and hands

Low-fat, low-cholesterol, and dairy-free diets are all diets that are necessary for what kind of diet

12 types of eating the mediterranean way

which pair of psychiatrists were responsible for developing the social readjustment rating scale?

what is the cause of the filtrate leaking out of the glomerular capillaries.

according to the unit, how many sexually active teen girls have had an std that can cause infertility and even death?

how long does it take to defrost a 15 pound turkey?

State three organs that can be damaged by Abusing Alcohol.

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please help quick
What type of attachment is displayed when a child actively explores the environment but seeks out the caregiver for reassurance or comfort?
a)anxious-ambivalent
b)disorganized-disoriented
c)secure
d)insecure-avoidant​

___________ are mental representations about what we know and expect about the world.

adequate folate is especially important during the first __________ after conception.

Where does confidence come from?

Building new skills
Having the best grades
The opinions of other people
Being in charge of a club

Your family decides to take a little midnight trip to IHOP (Who doesn't love pancakes in the middle of the night, right?!). Suddenly, your mom starts clutching her throat. She looks terrified. You yell, "Mom, are you choking?" She is unable to cough or answer. What will you do? Your response should be 5 or more sentences.

Is there a way to get rid plantar fasciitis?
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PLEASE FAST!! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST 30 POINTS!! Imagine you are sitting next to a person who has a very strong body odor on a crowded bus. All you can think about is getting off the bus, so you will not have to smell the person any longer. You know that body odor can mean someone has health problems, so you begin to fear for your own health. You have learned that if a person has significantly poor hygiene, it can cause harm for those around them.

Answer the following questions:
What are the differences between communicable and noncommunicable diseases?
What types of diseases can result from poor hygiene?
Is poor hygiene a symptom of a communicable disease? If so, which one?

which cranial nerve innervates an extrinsic eye muscle?

the endocrine organ that forms from the ruptured vesicular follicle is called the

I need two paragraphs. (^c^)

Four substances are involved in both photosynthesis and cellular respiration. They are sugars, water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. Energy is also transformed from one type to another. Describe what happens to these four substances, light energy, and chemical energy during photosynthesis. Then write a simple equation for the substances and another for energy, using words and arrows to illustrate these changes.

what is the correct definition of ecology

what two parts of the brain are most involved in implicit memory?

while completing the health history, the nurse asks the patient, "what medications do you take regularly?" which drug name would the nurse expect the patient to use in providing the answer?

PLEASE HURRY
Environment refers to the social and physical conditions that affect a person's life. Please select the best answer from the choices provided OT OF​

And he has been feeling depressed for the last three months he cannot find an obvious reason for it what should he do a he should except that he may be a sad person somethings you just can’t change B he should look for areas in his life that he is satisfied with and speak to a counselor he should look for a change his current lifestyle because clearly that is causing his

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is when a person does not need a drug to deal with the problems of life, although they think they do.

Kathy Mitchell wants to share something with you. She’s not proud of it, and it’s not a behavior she hopes you’ll emulate. It’s just the truth: As a teen, Kathy drank alcohol while pregnant with her daughter, Karli. It was a perilous if unwitting mistake that has defined both of their lives.

Karli is now 43 but is the developmental age of a first-grader. In the home she shares with her mother and stepfather, she collects dolls and purses, and pores over Hello Kitty coloring and sticker books. Karli has fetal alcohol syndrome, the result of alcohol exposure in utero.

In middle age, Karli has none of the awareness, self-determination and independence that most of us take for granted. She can’t recognize social cues, is easily led and manipulated, and can’t predict dangerous behaviors. She can only follow one rule at a time and doesn’t understand sequence. She can cross a street at a lighted crosswalk, but if the light is out, she’ll step in front of a car. She likes to wear pretty clothes, but she can’t remember to brush her teeth.

To Kathy, Karli’s is simply a life snuffed of promise. “I adore my very sweet daughter,” Kathy says. “She’s a forever innocent child. But not a day goes by that I don’t ask myself, ‘What if? What if alcohol hadn’t been a part of my life?’”

—“This Mother Drank while Pregnant. Here’s What Her Daughter’s Like at 43,”
Alexandra Rockey Fleming

What can you infer are the possible effects of fetal alcohol syndrome?

Children can develop learning and behavioral problems.
Children are more likely to imitate their parents’ behavior.
Children will take their independence for granted.
Children can better predict dangerous behaviors and follow complex directions.

if a preterm birth is anticipated, at what temperature should the room be set?

Which best describes the order of operations for a retail pharmacy selling to an insured patient?
A. new prescription prescribed by doctor → prescription sent to pharmacy → medication dispensed → medications sold to customer for an adjusted price → pharmacy technician submits claim to insurance company
B. new prescription prescribed by doctor → pharmacy technician submits claim to insurance company → prescription sent to pharmacy → medications sold to customer for full price → medication dispensed
C. new prescription prescribed by doctor → medication dispensed → prescription sent to pharmacy → pharmacy technician submits claim to insurance company → medications sold to customer for full price
D.new prescription prescribed by doctor → pharmacy technician submits claim to insurance company → prescription sent to pharmacy → medication dispensed → medications sold to customer for an adjusted price

what happens to your body when you start stretching more often