Answer:
d ?
Explanation:
EXERCISE
.. What is personal hygiene?
Answer:
Personal hygiene is where you take care of your body, examples such as taking a shower, washing your hands and face, brushing your teeth and hair. It is where you take time for yourself.
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The best time to learn how to treat injuries is _____.
when you become injured
when you're helping someone who just got hurt
before an injury happens
none of the above
Ethylene oxide is a highly flammable gas used to sterilize medical equipment. To prevent a fire hazard, ethylene oxide should only be used in an area
with non-flammable equipment only
without sparks or flames
o without fire extinguishers
O with open windows and doorways,
Answer:
Without sparks and flames, and non-flammable equipment.
Explanation:
Cleaning flammable equipment isn't a good idea, since it could catch on fire.
This chemical needs to be kept away from anything that can ignite it, such as sparks or flames.
Answer:
with non-flammable equipment only
Explanation:
1. What do you predict might influence people to make certain food choices?
2. What are at least two internal influences and two external influences on your food choices?
3. Explain how you can use this information to make healthful food choices.
For each post make sure to write at least 5-6 complete sentences!!! Answer ALL of the questions in complete sentences,
Two questions:
1. I'm 14, 173 cm, and 76 kg. Can I be considered as overweight?
2. I try to exercise at least 3 hours a week, but I'm still not loosing any weight. What am I doing wrong? I try to eat healthy and I am trying to stay off desserts (It's pretty hard), so it you have any advice please feel free to comment below!
Answer:
yes you comes in overweight category.... why did you eat so much??
4. Which of the following is NOT contained in the plasma portion of blood?
A. Nutrients
B. Water
C. Wastes
D. Carbohydrates
Answer:
carbohydrates
Explanation:
took test
How can your family play a positive role in your attempt to change your nutrition?
A. Planning menus with healthy foods
B. Stocking foods high in fat and sugar
C. Paying for your nights eat outs
Answer:
The answer is Planning menus with healthy foods
Which of the following is not a good strategy for exercising in extreme heat or cold
Answer:
You should not exercise in the cold because it's really bad for your bones, and you will get dehydrated and pass out if you're exercising in extreme heat.
Explanation:
Answer:
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Im asking for my friend, how do you know if your ex wants to get back together with you?
Answer: if they get touchy with you and gets mad when your with other people
Explanation:
Explanation: 1) are they slowly hitting on you?
2) are they trying to make you jelly?
3) think of how many people he/she/they have dated after you
4) have they texted you lately?
5) DO NOT ASK THEM they will think that you are trying to get at them, and it will be awkward....
i hope that helps!
7. How will you behave if one of your best friends comes to you and
requests you to take one tablet of a certain drug? What will you say to
him/her?
pick one and tell me what would you do to take safety (write a paragraph)
To prevent a child from touching or sticking anything inside a plug-in, I would use guards to cover the holes. Smaller children have a difficult time trying to remove the guards, which gives enough time to notice him/her messing with the plug. Serious injuries, even death, can occur when being electrocuted. It is very important to prevent any small objects from being pushed into the sockets.
We have steroids that are commonly used in our what?
A.bodies
B.lives
C.diets
Answer:
Diets
Explanation:
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Ms. Sullivanis suffers from a headache, irregular heartbeat, chest pain, and nausea. She is taken to the ER and told she has a blood pressure reading of 136/92. What does this indicate?
hypertension
coronary disease
cardiac dysrhythmias
pulmonary embolism
Answer: hypertension
Explanation:
9. Blood contains red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. True False
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Does anyone else have a darkness inside or is it just me?
Answer:
Me have darkness
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes. I don't make good choices and i'm the black sheep of my family
The overriding problem with both theories of muscle growth, hypertrophy and hyperplasia, is that __________. A. neither can be accepted as correct because muscles growth is difficult to study in humans B. neither one is theoretically possible C. neither has been studied by reputable scientists D. neither has been accepted by member of the fitness community
The overriding problem with both theories of muscle growth, hypertrophy and hyperplasia, is that: A. neither can be accepted as correct because muscles growth is difficult to study in humans.
A muscle can be defined as a type of tissue found in the body of a living organism which typically serves as a source of power and force, to perform a physical activity or work.
Basically, there are three (3) main types of muscles and these include:
Skeletal muscle.Smooth muscle.Cardiac muscle.Furthermore, there are two (2) theories associated with muscle growth and these are:
I. Hypertrophy: it is an increase and growth of skeletal muscle cells such as muscle volume and size that is typically achieved through physical exercise or weight training.
II. Hyperplasia: it is a theory which states that muscle fibers are capable of splitting and then create new muscle fibers.
However, an overriding problem with the aforementioned theories of muscle growth is that neither hypertrophy nor hyperplasia can be accepted as correct because it is quite difficult to study muscles growth in humans.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
when consumming fats, the healthiest choice is foods high in... saturated fats, unsaturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol.
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DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE AND WHY?
Answer:
Disagree
Explanation:
This does not explain the traits that are given automatically, like hair color, height, etc.
Answer:
disagree
Explanation:
not all traits are determined by environment
Did Abraham Maslow develop his hierarchy of needs by studying people in poor health
Answer:According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, an individual whose safety and physical needs are met is able to focus more on social needs. ... Abraham Maslow developed his hierarchy of needs by studying people in poor health.
Explanation:
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Took the test on edge :)
1.Which of the following is an example of truancy?
Steve copied material from the internet in his essay and did not cite the source.
Tyrone hangs out chatting with his friends at lunch and is frequently late for his math class.
Jose stays out late and frequently skips his morning classes.
Jason has not done the readings in his social studies text all semester.
2.What term refers to being absent from school without permission?
neglect
truancy
alienation
absenteeism
3.Which of the following parenting styles does this scenario reflect?
Lisette is in ninth grade. Her parents say she has to be home by nine every night unless there is a school dance or some other activity that she has cleared with them in advance. Lisette says that is too early. She likes to hang out with her friends on Friday nights. Her parents agree to talk with her about it. They decide that she can stay out later on weekends if she calls and tells them where she is and how she will get home.
authoritarian
permissive
uninvolved
authoritative
4.Annie, Zoey, Karla, and Jenny are fourteen years old. They all want new clothes before returning to school. Considering the following scenarios, which parent is a permissive parent? Annie’s mom likes to approve Annie’s clothing choices. She tells her some skirts are too short or not appropriate for a fourteen-year-old.Zoey’s dad buys the clothing Zoey likes. When Zoey shows him something she likes, he usually says it looks very nice. He wants Zoey to prefer spending time with him versus Zoey’s mom, his ex-wife. Karla’s mom does not pay attention to Karla’s clothing choices. Karla is out shopping, but her mom does not know whom Karla is with or when she will return. Jenny’s dad thinks a fourteen-year-old can handle making clothing choices. He has given Jenny some spending money and will drive her to the mall and pick her up.
Karla’s mom
Annie’s mom
Zoey’s dad
Jenny’s dad
5.A parent might sometimes choose an authoritarian style in order to provide which of the following?
decision-making ability
stability
compassion
aggression
6.Instrumental ...... is the ability to respond to and command the environment in order to meet personal goals.
7.Which of the following are more likely to raise their children with an authoritative style?
white families
Asian-American families
African-American families
Hispanic-American families
8.Which of the following scenarios would support the argument that inherited traits are as important as parenting style in determining how a child turns out? Carly’s parents have always been affectionate with her and have given her a lot of autonomy. Carly sometimes skips school. Her response is that the class is dumb and she has better things to do with her time. Rob’s father died when he was small. His mother is often depressed and shows little affection. She does not set a lot of rules. Rob has been making his own meals for years. He decides when to do his homework. Rob gets mostly As and is a peer mentor. Anita’s mother sets tight rules and punishes Anita when she does not follow them. Anita seldom breaks rules. She is meek and well behaved. Tim’s parents have a lot of rules but are willing to talk things out. For example, they said that he had to have a B average to play sports. They then realized that some subjects were hard for him and decided that his privileges would be based on his effort; not his grades. Tim is respectful and hardworking and has never been in serious trouble.
Tim
Carly
Rob
Anita
9.In the following scenario, what would be the best parenting choice?
Ricky has always been a model student and a caring person. His parents have been very proud of him over the years. Now Ricky is starting to cut class and stay out after curfew. He has become non-talkative and stays in his room a lot. Ricky’s parents are very upset. They do not know why his behavior has changed and are trying to determine if they have done something to engender this behavior.
Try to talk some sense into him.
Switch from an authoritative to authoritarian parenting style.
Ground Ricky until he behaves as he used to.
Look for a counselor, family therapist, or pastoral counselor who can provide effective support.
10.Create a series of three questions that will determine whether a parent’s parenting style is working for his or her teenager.
Provide a rationale for each.
it was easier to put all the questions on one.. thanks for the help :)
Answer:
1) Jose stays out late and frequently skips his morning classes.
2) Truancy
3) Authoritative
4) Zoey’s dad
5) Stability
6) Competence
7) White families
8) Rob
9) Look for a counselor, family therapist, or pastoral counselor who can provide effective support.
10) 1. Do they seem happy? 2. Are they practicing healthy behaviors? 3. Do they respect the parent?
What is HIPAA?
O a law protecting the privacy of medical records
O a regulation of records from emergency rooms
O a statute creating electronic medical information
an insurance clause requiring payment for services
Answer:
Law Protecting Med Information
Explanation:
The Health Insurance Portability And Accountability Act (HIPAA) was signed into law in the year 1996, by President Bill Clinton. It is a legislation which provides security provisions and data privacy, in order to keep patients' medical information safe.
Answer:
O a law protecting the privacy of medical records
What's your philosophy in life? anyone can answer
Answer:
ExplaThe philosophy of life would include things like how you decide what is “good” and “bad”, what “success” means, what your “purpose” in life is (including if you don't think there is a purpose), whether there is a God, how we should treat each other, etc.nation:
What allows the sperm to get through the protective
covering of the egg? How does the egg change upon
fertilization? Why are the changes in the egg important?
Answer:
The egg is covered in a thick outer coating known as the zona pellucida, a layer of carbohydrate-covered proteins that surrounds the plasma membrane. The zona pellucida helps protect the egg and is responsible for mediating the initial meeting of sperm and egg.
An egg changes dramatically at fertilization. These changes include its developmental potential, its physiology, its gene expression profile, and its cell surface. ... We highlight the major cell surface changes that occur in echinoderms, one of Just's preferred research organisms.
Explanation:
Answer:
The sperm releases substances that allow the sperm to enter the egg. Changes happen in the egg that prevent other sperm from entering. This is important so that the total chromosome count of the zygote is 46.
Explanation:
After placing yourself on the sliding scale (using the interactive tool in the lesson), think about how you might be able to effect your place on the health continuum. What do you need to do to move your place on the healthy continuum from "unhealthy" to "healthier". Comment briefly on your position for a) negative self-concept <----> positive self-concept b) unhealthy eating <----> healthy eating c) physical inactivity <----> physically active
Answer:
healthy eating and physically active
Explanation:
Good nutrition and physical activity modifies the quality of life and lifestyle.
It reduces the risk of contracting chronic and acute diseases and even severe shock.
The main diseases that are avoided with a healthy life are hypercholesterolemia, diabetes, obesity and sedentary lifestyle.
The muscular fibers at the base of each hair follicle are activated by the “fight or flight” system
True or False
Answer:
True is the correct answer.
What practices and resources can help me make healthy food choices (and what does "healthy food choices" mean)?
Match each neuron part with the correct description.
1. contains nucleus
2. carries messages away from the neuron
3. space between neurons
4. branch of the neuron that receives messages
synapse
dendrite
axon
cell bod
Answer:
axon
Explanation:
The reason is you can use the elmaton of progress and you can element synapse and dendrite
Which of the following occurs during a myocardial infarction? Select all that apply.
energy levels decrease
circulation speeds up
muscles become weaker
energy levels increase
Answer: energy levels decrease, muscles become weaker
Explanation:
During the myocardial infarction energy levels decrease and also muscles become weaker because during this infraction the thing that is happening is a blockage of blood flow to the heart muscle.
The blockage of blood flow to the most important parts of the body can harm muscles, energy, breathing, and more.
When using the absolute method to assess muscular endurance, you should adjust the weight according to each individual's strength ability.
True or False?
Answer:
Explanation:
It is true
T and B cells plan a calculated attack to rid the body of bacteria during which response?
A. Specific
B. Nonspecific
A. T and B cells plan a calculated attack to rid the body of bacteria during specific response.
What is T and B cells?
“T and B cells are also called lymphocytes. There are primary and secondary organs involved in the complex development of lymphocytes but, in most cases, B- and T-lymphocytes are the generated in bone marrow and in the thymus.”
What are the main differences between T and B cells?
T cells can only recognize viral antigens on the outside of infected cells and B cells can only identify the surface antigens of the infectious agents themselves. T cells can wipe out infected or cancerous cells. They also direct the immune response by helping B lymphocytes to eliminate invading pathogens. B cells create antibodies.What type of response memory involve T and B cells?
“Immunological memory involves both T and B cells and results in a secondary antibody response that is faster, of higher affinity, and results in the secretion of non-IgM isotypes of Ig.”
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