1. Disease state: HYPERTENSION in OBESITY  Q: Why do obese persons tend to have hypertension? Explain through a diagram. 2. Disease state: TISSUE DAMAGE  Q1: What conditions allow a tissue to regenerate and what types of tissues can regenerate? Q2: How does nutrition affect the tissue's ability to repair? 3. Disease state: POST-CESAREAN SECTION Q: What is adhesion and what are the risks after repeated CS procedures?

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