all nuclear families are not essentially small. justify​

Answer: because not everything is made with the same amount of cells?

Explanation:

Multiple Sclerosis is a disorder that
affects a number of parts of the
nervous system, including the ___
and the ___.

A. heart, lungs
B. bones, muscles
C. brain, spinal cord

what is the earliest point where a fetus has a chance of surviving outside the womb?

1.
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
You only need to be flexible if you are a dancer.
Being flexible can help prevent chronic illnesses like back pain.
There are no benefits of flexibility training for boys.
Individuals older than 60 years old should not work on their flexibility.
2.
Which of the following statements is true?
Your physical wellness can affect your social wellness.
Your physical wellness can affect your intellectual wellness.
Your physical wellness can affect your emotional wellness.
All of the above
3.
One of the recommended physical activity guidelines for teens is to:
Participate in vigorous aerobic activity at least three days a week.
Participate in calisthenics every day of the week.
Participate in aerobic activity two or less days a week.
Participate in strength training at least 7 days a week
4.
Which of the following tests is NOT a part of the Fitness Assessment?
The Curl-up test
The Sit & Reach test
The Pull Up test
The Push Up test
5.
Characteristics for calisthenics include all of the following EXCEPT:
Examples include yoga and Pilates.
Calisthenics require complex equipment.
Performing calisthenics can help improve muscular strength and flexibility.
Performing calisthenics can help improve flexibility.
6.
Which statement is FALSE?
Your level of physical fitness does not affect your level of social wellness.
Benefits of physical activities include having more energy.
Benefits of physical activities include being able to concentrate better.
Exercise is an effective stress reliever.
7.
To improve your muscular strength and endurance, you can do which of the following?
Perform aerobic exercise.
Stretch daily.
Eat a diet high in fat and sugars.
Perform exercises using free weights, machines, or other forms of resistance.
8.
What does the Curl-up test assess?
Abdominal strength
Leg strength
Neck flexibility
Arm strength
9.
Jack and Preston are the same height, but Jack weighs 145 lbs and Preston weighs 160 lbs. Therefore, which of the following is most accurate?
Jack's body composition must be worse than Preston's.
Jack and Preston could still both have appropriate body composition.
Jack is more physically fit than Preston.
Preston's body composition must be worse that Jack's.
10.
Which of the following IS correct technique for performing a push up?
Waist bent at the hips
Neck bent
Head, hips, and feet form a straight line
None of the above

If someone planned to work in the healthcare profession, but not necessarily as a doctor or surgeon, would it still be important for them to take classes like anatomy that explain the body structures and systems? Think of a healthcare career that is NOT a doctor or surgeon but might be in another pathway, such as research, diagnostics, or therapeutics. Explain how knowing the body’s makeup could help this person in their chosen career.

21.
What is the definition of trustworthiness between two people?
Knowing that someone would never hurt you and that they are willing to keep promises
That you will not speak unkindly about each other, even when the other person is not there
That you are there to support each other
That you will speak unkindly about each other, but only when the other person is there
22.

Which statement is TRUE?
If a friendship requires hard work, then it is an unhealthy relationship.
Someone who has many friends definitely has better social health than someone with only a few close friends.
A healthy friendship will never require you to make sacrifices.
Part of social health means that you make positive contributions to your community.

23.
What is involved in effective communication?
Being able to express what you mean
Understanding what is being said to you
Interpreting nonverbal clues
All of the above

24.
Which of the following is an example of using effective speaking skills?
"I feel upset when I'm lied to; I want people to be honest with me."
"You are usually an honest person, but I know you are lying."
"You are such a liar!"
"You never tell me the truth."

25.
Which of the following statements is true?
Child abuse can be violent episodes of rage from children.
Spousal abuse occurs in all kinds of families regardless of income, level of education, or race.
Domestic violence is any abuse that occurs between friends.
Physical abuse is accidentally causing bodily harm to another person.

26.
Having this in a relationship can make a person feel secure enough to express how they feel, and be willing to listen to one other.
Physical abuse
Marriage
Time together
Good communication

27.
Kristina and Tim are using which technique when they compromise in order to reach an agreement?
Validation
Decision-making
Negotiation
Communication

28.
What is social health?
To have satisfying relationships
To have a support network of friends and family
To make positive contributions to your community, country, and world
All of the above

29.
Which word is defined as "giving signals that you are involved and interested in the conversation such as nodding your head and maintaining eye contact"?
Encouraging
Active listening
Empathizing
Clarifying

30.
Which of the following is not one of the three R's to help you avoid abuse?
Remember
Resist
Recognize
Report

sleep-deprived people tend to eat more calories than they need, possibly to deal with feeling tired.

humans tend to obey when asked to do something by an authority figure. which of the following factors makes obedience even more likely?

which term refers to the ability to understand health information and use it to make good decisions about health and medical care?

12. Classify each of the following movements as a reflex, gross motor skill, or fine motor skill.
A. Rolling over:
B. Drinking from a cup:
C. Sucking:
D. Crawling:
E. Grabbing a finger placed in the baby's hand:
F. Picking up food with the thumb and forefinger:

Is a bubbly personality good?

what is the difference between health and wellness?

How much physical activity should an adult have each week?
A.
60 minutes per day, 7 days a week
B.
30 minutes per day, 7 days a week
C.
60 minutes per day, 5 days a week
D.
30 minutes per day, 5 days a week


Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
B
C
D

Adolescence is the period of time
after what?
A. adulthood
B. growth spurt
C. puberty

Sloths have less muscle than other mammals their size in order to _______. A. Conserve energy b. Maintain a lower body weight c. Digest their food faster d. Maintain a higher body temperature Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

What do you think about the process by which such things as hyperactivity and obesity are now seen as medical conditions as opposed to behavioral problems?

A herniated disc is causing a patient feeling discomfort and weakness in the tibialis muscle and a possible sensation of pins and needles in the foot. at which level is the herniation exerting its pressure?

what happens to muscles when they are exercised regularly

5. Which answer choice lists the factors people can control to improve their BMI?

what are the three main components of the circulatory system?

Of the following, which is the riskiest sexual behavior?
A.
using only one form of protection
B.
having protected sex once a day
C.
intercourse with multiple partners

What is the source for established national objectives and health outcomes that guide health promotion in the united states?.

what happens to your body when you start stretching more often

Children ____
the actions and
speech of their parents.

a. often avoid
b. try to differentiate from
c. will imitate

To be persuasive, information should be presented
Group of answer choices

at the end.

simply and directly.

in highly technical terms.

In long, complex paragraphs.

how can you use your personal choices to exercise more safely? A. not exercising in high-air pollution areas B. limiting exercise in hot climates to the early morning and evening C. using exercise equipment as it was designed to be used D. all of the above Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A B C D Mark this and return

Identify the function of the labeled structures.
A:
B:
C:
D:

Options-
-connects arteries and veins
-Brings blood back to the heart
-Carries blood away from the heart
-Pushes blood into the arteries

which component of the brain is referred to as the emotional brain as it plays primary role in a wide range of emotions?

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The brain waves associated with REM sleep are most similar to those of
a. NREM-1 sleep.
b. NREM-2 sleep.
c. NREM-3 sleep.
d. waking beta.
e. waking alpha.

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