Answer:
A
Explanation:
Why is it important to engage in CPR if a victim is unconcise and not
breathing?
Answer:
It is important to engage in CPR if a person is unconscious and not breathing because the longer you wait the higher chance of them dying. when you spot someone unconscious and not breathing call 911 straight away then start to perform CPR only if the person isn't breathing and unconscious. But if they are coughing, moving or breathing those are all good signs
Explanation:
the first course or action and the easiest step in solving a minor issue with your computer is to:
Answer:
Turn it off then turn it back on.
Explanation:
5. Long-term effects that are not experienced by both males and females include:
a. Fertility
b. Rage, aggression, and violence
C. Psychotic disorders and drug dependence
d. Heart and circulatory problems, and high blood pressure
3. Mya wants to know if adolescents become more goal directed as they get older. She gets a group of 12 year-olds, 14-year-olds, 16-year olds and 18-year olds and gives them the same (easy) five goals to complete. She records their level of goal direction.
IS IT TRUE THAT TUTOR IS FOR kids who aren't smart or are failing or aren't doing very well.?
BECAUSE ON EDG TEACHER SAID THAT TUTOR IS FOR kids who aren't smart, failing or aren't doing very well
Answer:
No, not really. Sometimes, people hire tutors to get ahead and learn new things that they can't learn in school yet.
Hypothesis: When I'm active, then?
Explanation:
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Which of the following methods will help improve the participant's adherence to an exercise program?
A
Have the participant engage in the same mode of exercise every day, so he gets into a routine.
B
Have the participant engage in a variety of exercise activities, so he doesn't get burned out from doing the same thing every
day
c. Every exercise program should include running because the health benefits are so great that the participant will not want to
stop exercising
D.
If the participant does not enjoy aerobic exercises, you should make sure that his exercise program only has activities that
improve muscular fitness,
If you make 614.80 per day and you work 7.5 hours 5 days per week, how much do you make per hour?
If you catch a cold, which component of blood do you rely on to help attack the virus that has invaded your blood stream
Answer:
White blood cells
Explanation:
Answer:
white blood cells
Explanation:
CD8+ T-cells are specialized white blood cells that serve an important role in the body's immune system. The cells attack and destroy disease "invaders" such as viruses in the body.
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Which of the following nutrients are typically stored in bones? Check all that apply.
A) calcium
B) red bone marrow
C) potassium
how to ask a tutor for help and how do you ask a question
Answer:
Honestly, you don't need to just ask a tutor for help it can be a friend or teacher as well.
Explanation:
1. Find someone you know that is available
2. Figure out what you need help with
3. Ask that person if they can help
14. illegal drugs are not chemical compounds identified as a threat to an individual or society
a. True
b. False
Answer:
false
Explanation:
it has to be false
its false
I'm doing among us irl so what are some tasks I can do? :)
Answer:wires. Electric. Comms to name a few
Explanation:
Which nutrient is used to build and maintain all of the cells and tissues in the body?
Answer:
proteins nutrient is used to build and maintain all of the cells and tissues in the body...
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Answer:
carbohydrates,proteins are used to build and maintain all of the cells and tissues in the body.
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Match the following words with the correct definition.
Body Composition
Flexibility
Muscle Endurance
Cardiovascular Fitness
Muscular Strength
____ is measured by the amount of time a muscle group can sustain one contraction or the number of repetitions a muscle group can perform in one set.
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_____ is the ability to sustain moderate or high intensity activity over an extended period of time.
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_____ is determined by the maximum amount of weight a muscle or muscle group can safely lift at one time.
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____ refers to the percentage of lean body mass to fat.
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____ of your muscles refers to their range of motion around a joint.
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Answer:1. means with oxygen; in normal situations your muscles use energy (glucose) that requires the addition of oxygen (O2); the oxygen is captured in your lungs (respiratory) and transported to your muscles by your heart and blood vessels (circulatory); once combined with O2, the glucose fuels the muscle contractions and, thus, body movement
2. a moderate form of exercise that is sustained over an extended period of time, generally involving the large muscle groups and placing a demand on the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen to the muscles; aerobic exercises are most effective for developing cardiovascular fitness, for example, walking, jogging, cycling and swimming
3. (without oxygen) as your muscles work faster and harder, they require more energy and, thus, more oxygen; your lungs breathe deeper and your heart beats faster trying to keep up with the demand; when your muscles demand for energy surpasses your lungs' and heart's abilities to deliver oxygen, your muscles have to burn energy (glycogen) without O2, which is used up fairly quickly and produces more waste products, specifically lactic acid
4. a form of exercise that involves short, intense bursts of energy; anaerobic exercise can only be maintained for 1-2 minutes, slightly longer through specific anaerobic training. Anaerobic exercises are generally used to build muscle mass, increase muscular strength, speed and power, for example sprinting (running, cycling, swimming, etc), and bodybuilding
5. the components of physical fitness that are directly related to good health and wellness: body composition, cardiovascular fitness, flexibility, muscular endurance, and strength
6. the physical ability to perform a specific motor task or physical activity, for example: shooting a basketball, riding a bike, or surfing a wave; motor skills are learned and improved through practice
7. the components of physical fitness that are directly related to the performance of motor skills: agility, balance, coordination, power, speed and reaction time; these skill-related fitness components are inherent, not learned, and they are part of a person's genetic makeup
Explanation:
Describe the following situations/pictures that show ways to make and keep school and community environment healthy. Write your description in 2 to 3 sentences.
1.
2.
3.
Human is social animals and they want to live in a society and in a population.
According to the question, There is 3 picture that gives us some signal and information of the actions they were doing.
In the first image they are cleaning the garbage to make the environment clean.In the second image they are planting the plant for making the environment healthy as the plants are the only thing which cleans the environment.In the third image the people are gathering at the same place are discussing something.Hence, Two pictures out of three are showing to take care of the environment.
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It the answer choice B? I don’t want to get this wrong.
Answer:
Its the second option
Explanation:
The body cannot produce minerals but we need it for healthy bones.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
It's B because your body can't make it for itself thats why we eat.
Which of the following is the BEST way for Ron to prevent injuries when he rides his skateboard?
1. wearing pads and a helmet
2. getting necessary vaccinations
3. thinking positively
4. seeing the doctor if he falls hard
Answer:
1
Explanation:
that is most logical
what is a clinical research coordinator?
Answer:
Clinical research coordinators are involved in supervising all successful drug trials and medical research. They must gather patients for medical and drug trials by recruiting them and screening them to be sure they fit the guidelines of the trial.
In what year did the FDA say E-cigarettes could not
advertise on tv?
Answer: 2018
Explanation:
16. Drug users of heroin may use unsterile needles or other equipment and acquire
a. No side effects
b. Cancer, infection, and diseases
C. HIV, hepatitis, other bloodborne pathogens
d. An addiction
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Because Heroin is an injected drug, blood-borne pathogens would be the most likely to occur. Also, I am pretty sure cancer is a mostly genetic disease.
Which of the following is NOT a toxic substance found in tobacco?
1. tar
2. carbon monoxide
3. cocaine
4. nicotine
Im confused. Arent they all harmful?
Answer:
3. cocaine
Explanation:
As much as all of these are harmful and tobacco is terrible for you. There aren't any extremely addictive drugs like cocaine. If it was cocaine you would be addicted forever while nicotine will slowly get you addicted and it is possible to get off it.
Riddle time:. I have 4 legs in the morning,2 legs in the afternoon, and 3 legs at night
the answer is a human! :)
Answer:
Its a human !!!!!!!!
What would be some warm up exercises?
Answer:
Low impact, walking in place, streaching, leg bends, leg swings, shoulder/ arm circles, jumping jacks, jumping rope, lunges, squats, walking or a slow jog
These all have low impact and help streach muceles before straining
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Answer:
Benefits.
Dynamic warmup.
Static stretching.
Squats.
Planks.
Side lunges.
Pushups.
Triceps warmup.
Explanation:
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What agonist muscles are being used when doing hip bridges
Answer:
It works the hamstrings, lower back, abs, in addition to the glutes. With many of the benefits similar to that of a squat, another plus for the glute bridge is that it does not place any pressure on the lower back.
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Which of the following is true about bloodborne pathogens?
Select all that apply. more than one answer not one more
1. bloodborne pathogens cause Hepatitis B and C
2. Bloodborne pathogens are bacteria or viruses carried in the blood
3. bloodborne pathogens can lead to disease
4. Bloodborne pathogens can cause the flu
Answer:
2 i think
Explanation:
im pretty sure it is 2
Who is one of the best singers or what song is one of the best?
Answer:
Suburban Pt.2
Explanation:
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Answer:
One of the best singers is Michael Jackson, he was very popular and is considered one of the worlds best singers.
Describe three reasons for the prevalence of sedentary lifestyles.
Answer:Sedentary lifestyles increase all causes of mortality, double the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and obesity, and increase the risks of colon cancer, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, lipid disorders, depression and anxiety.
Explanation:
Which situation is a barrier to eating healthy?
Answer: Purchasing food at a store that does not sell fruits
Explanation:
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Identify a commonly-known song not mentioned in the unit (holiday song, folk song, children’s song, etc.) that has three beats and one that has four beats. What are some rhythms or patterns in these songs that you could explore with a child?
Answer:
I want to say child song.
Explanation:
because that seems like a song to explore with a child because the child might like.
It hope this helped.