Experience Human Development
Chapter 15
Presbyopia - ANSage associated, progressive loss of the eyes' ability to consciousness on
close by gadgets due to loss of elasticity within the lens
myopia - ANSnearsightedness
presbycusis - ANSage associated, gradual lack of hearing, which quickens after age 55, in
particular in regards to sounds at better frequencies
basal metabolism - ANSuse of power to keep important features
critical potential - ANSamount of air that can be drawn in with a deep breath and expelled
menopause - ANScessation of menstruation and of capacity to endure youngsters
perimenopause - ANSperiod of numerous years throughout which a girl reports physiological
modifications of menopause; consists of first year after give up of menstruation; also referred
to as climacteric or "alternate of lifestyles"
erectile dysfunction - ANSimpotence, incapacity of a person to acquire or preserve and erect
penis enough for quality sexual performance
hypertension - ANSchronically excessive blood pressure
diabetes - ANSdisease in which the body does now not produce or nicely use insulin, a
hormone that converts sugar, starches, and other foods into power needed for daily
existence
osteoporosis - ANScondition in which the bones turn out to be thin and brittle due to rapid
calcium depletion
mammography - ANSdiagnostic X-ray examination of the breasts
hormone remedy (HT) - ANStreatment with an artificial estrogen, from time to time in
combination with the hormone progesterone, to alleviate or save you signs and symptoms as
a result of decline in estrogen ranges after menopause
pressure - ANSresponse to physical or psychological demands
stressors - ANSperceived environmental needs that may produce stress
Chapter 15
Presbyopia - ANSage associated, progressive loss of the eyes' ability to consciousness on
close by gadgets due to loss of elasticity within the lens
myopia - ANSnearsightedness
presbycusis - ANSage associated, gradual lack of hearing, which quickens after age 55, in
particular in regards to sounds at better frequencies
basal metabolism - ANSuse of power to keep important features
critical potential - ANSamount of air that can be drawn in with a deep breath and expelled
menopause - ANScessation of menstruation and of capacity to endure youngsters
perimenopause - ANSperiod of numerous years throughout which a girl reports physiological
modifications of menopause; consists of first year after give up of menstruation; also referred
to as climacteric or "alternate of lifestyles"
erectile dysfunction - ANSimpotence, incapacity of a person to acquire or preserve and erect
penis enough for quality sexual performance
hypertension - ANSchronically excessive blood pressure
diabetes - ANSdisease in which the body does now not produce or nicely use insulin, a
hormone that converts sugar, starches, and other foods into power needed for daily
existence
osteoporosis - ANScondition in which the bones turn out to be thin and brittle due to rapid
calcium depletion
mammography - ANSdiagnostic X-ray examination of the breasts
hormone remedy (HT) - ANStreatment with an artificial estrogen, from time to time in
combination with the hormone progesterone, to alleviate or save you signs and symptoms as
a result of decline in estrogen ranges after menopause
pressure - ANSresponse to physical or psychological demands
stressors - ANSperceived environmental needs that may produce stress
