### trait | abstinence | inhibition | taboo:

Live animal
* All live animals show both anabolism and catabolism.
* Many live animals require permits.
* Most live animals contain nutrients.
* Most live animals have genetic flaws
  - legs
  - long legs
  - organs
  - produce offspring
* Most live animals require diets
  - water
* Some live animals have claws
  - feathers
* Some live animals rely on sound
  - underwater sound
  - serve as food
* Some live animals use biological concepts
* are taboo.
* continue to represent the greatest risk as a source of disease however.
* have flaws
  - skulls
* is one form of product, but meat, byproducts, manufactured goods, etc. are other forms.
* spark children's interest in learning.

Periodic abstinence
* is acceptable to most religious groups.
* way that sexually active women prevent pregnancy.

Suppression
* can become repression when buried anger is no longer acknowledged.
* is abstinence
  - an adaptive neurological response to protect oneself from double vision
  - growth
  - prevention
  - restraint
  - the brain's learned response to avoid double vision
* occurs when a thought or feeling is consciously put out of one's present awareness.
* refers to intentional, conscious, forgetting of information.

### trait | abstinence | suppression:

Fat suppression
* improves the contrast between enhancing extradural tumors and surrounding tissues.
* makes the identification of lipomas simple.

### trait | abstinence | suppression:

Fire suppression
* allows fuels, such as leaf litter, to build up.
* does, however, play a role in limiting the impacts of shrubland wildfires.
* involves dumping chemicals onto a fire using cargo-type aircraft or helicopters.
* is of great importance on the dry Gulf Islands
  - one cause of conifer encroachment
  - very damaging to savanna regions, resulting in huge conflagrations
* tends to cause a build-up of flammable material.
* tremendous risk to firefighters, and consumes millions of tax dollars.

Wet suppression
* is used for air pollution control
* is used to control particulate emissions
  - matter emissions

Adaptive trait
* are constrained by historical and genetic factors.
* improve the chance of surviving and reproducing.

### trait:

Aspiration
* allows the surgeon to know immediately if a lump is fluid-filled or solid mass.
* appears to increase a resident s risk of death from nursing home acquired pneumonia.
* can also cause lung infection or pneumonia.
* can cause damage to the lungs and pneumonia
  - infection, and the fluid frequently re-accumulates
  - pneumonia or even sudden death
  - invaginate the balloon into the catheter lumen leading to rupture
* can lead to choking or even pneumonia if food journeys to the lungs
  - inflammation of the bronchial tubes and bronchospasm
  - lung irritation
  - result in serious progressive lung problems if undetected
* combination of several Chinese and Western herbs believed to help lift depression.
* commonly initiates bacterial nosocomial pneumonia.
* frees oral cavity and pharynx to adpt principally to feeding.
* increases the chances of pneumonia
  - likelihood of lung infection, which is often the cause of death
* is an ambition
  - articulation
  - common with the elderly and the disabled and can be fatal
  - necessary to help avoid inadvertent injection into a blood vessel
* leads to pneumonia and death eventually, but it can be a seemingly never ending cycle.
* poses the risk of secondary infection.
* simply means that food material comes up the esophagus and gets into the lungs.
* turbulent flow of air through the glottis.

### trait | aspiration:

Meconium aspiration
* can cause hypoxia which can then lead to a later diagnosis of cerebral palsy
  - make the baby very sick and some infants even die
  - occur in a stressed neonate in utero or at the time of delivery
* leading cause of severe illness and death in the newborn.