Answer:
sit ups are better for that bc you have to push yourself up using your core muscles
but pushups work too
Deidra is speaking with a waiter at a restaurant. Their dialogue is shown at right. What communication style is Deidra using with the waiter?
Answer:
Assertive communication style is being used.
Explanation:
There are 5 communication styles: assertive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, submissive, and manipulative. The one that best fits Deidra’s dialogue is Assertive as Deidrra's not being aggressive, he is not being submissive either, no one is being manipulative here, and lastly, he is for sure not being passive aggressive. The only style left is assertive :)
Give constructive advice to a friend who is struggling with body image issues.
hello i am a bit scared to ask this question but im too scared to ask anyone irl. i tend to get very nauseous after i eat or even while eating. i always feel mentally horrible after eating and tend to purge(forcibly vomit). other days i dont eat at all and i feel this type of being proud of myself when i starve all day. i want to be as skinny as possible. can anyone tell me why do i think like this. is there a name for it? or am i being dramatic. pls help
Answer:
Maybe try drinking things lie smoothies so that you would probably have the mentality that it is a drink however it is also feeding you and filling you up so try nd have a go at drinking things like smoothies (thickshakes)
Explanation:
Answer:
I think ur allergic to something
Question 2 of 5
What is another name for non-traditional sports?
A. Alternative
B. Random
C. Foreign
D. Team
Answer:
it would be A, Alternative
Explanation:
Which of the following statements best describes the program known as Medicaid?
A. It's a federal health insurance program for Americans who are above the age of 65.
B. It's a federal health insurance program that provides freedom to see any doctor you want.
C. It's a public health insurance program available to low income individuals and families.
D. It's a public health insurance program that provides medical coverage to uninsured children.
The correct answer is C. It's a public health insurance program available to low-income individuals and families.
Explanation
Medicaid is the name of a government program in the United States that provides health services focused on helping low-income people. This program does not work the same in all states because in some it can cover all of the costs and in others only a part. Some of the services that Medicaid includes are laboratory and X-rays, children's health check-ups and treatment, family planning services and resources, adult dental services, adult medical and surgical services, among others. According to the above, the correct answer is C.
Answer:
It's a public health insurance program available to low income individuals and families.
Explanation:
Hope this helps :)
List five factors that contribute to the development of emerging diseases.
Answer:
1. Ecological Changes and Agricultural Development
2. Changes in Human Demographics and Behavior
3. International Travel and Commerce
4. Technology and Industry
5. Microbial Adaptation and Change
hope this helpsExplanation:
Artificial respiration is known as:
A: rescue breathing
B: home dialysis
C: CPR
D: aeronautics
Answer:
Rescue breathing.
Explanation:
I initially thought it was CPR, but after some research, yes artificial respiration is part of CPR, but both words are not interchangeable since there are many forms of CPR. So the only logical answer that remained was rescue breathing.
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Classify our nervous system into various forms
please give me ans
Answer:
The nervous system of vertebrates (including humans) is divided into the central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral nervous system (PNS). The (CNS) is the major division, and consists of the brain and the spinal cord. The spinal canal contains the spinal cord, while the cranial cavity contains the brain.
Explanation:
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What percentage of all early death is due to unhealthy lifestyles?
Group of answer choices
75
60
35
90
Answer:
60 percent
Explanation:
Because women are murdered by their partners when they are drunk.
Teebangers kill them selves due to unhealthy lifestyle
Which provides the best example of someone negatively affecting their own time management?
A. Anita welcomes unscheduled visits throughout the day and enjoys them as surprise breaks.
B. Brix sets specific personal goals for each week that are separate from the "to do" list.
C. Oden sets aside a few hours each month to document how long tasks usually take to complete.
D. Samir thinks the term paper is going to take 10 hours but budgets for 12 instead.
Answer:
A. Anita welcomes unscheduled visits throughout the day and enjoys them as surprise breaks.
Explanation:
The rest of the answers focus on setting times for tasks or setting personal goals, all of which are effective time management skills. Option A does not manage their time well because she expects visitors and company, distracting her from setting up a schedule or managing her time well.
Which lifestyle choice may contribute to the development of noncommunicable diseases?
taking the stairs
eating fast food
exercising regularly
eating fruits and vegetables
a.) Why should we take care of our ear?
Jack is an RN, but he also enjoys everyday tasks like checking vital signs and other menial work that involves close patient Interaction. Where
might he enjoy working?
A. In a very small doctors office
B. At a metro area hospital with large staff
C. In a research laboratory
D. On a team of medical specialists
Answer:
i think In a very small doctors office
11. The digital region is ? to the palmar region.
Answer:
the carpal region encompassing the wrist, the palmar region encompassing the palm, the digital/phalangeal region encompassing the fingers.
HIV be transmitted by: saliva in the mouth (kissing)
True
False
Answer: False
Explanation:
- HIV can not be transmitted through saliva.
- HIV is usually transmitted through:
BloodSemen and pre-seminal fluidRectal fluidsVaginal fluidsBreast Milk- HIV can not be transmitted through:
Air or waterSaliva, tears, or sweatSexual activities that do not involve the fluid exchangeShaking hands, hugging, sharing dishesMosquitoes and other insectsDrinking fountainHope this helps!! :)
Please let me know if you have any questions
define glandular system
Answer:
all the glands of the body collectively.
Explanation:
Sarin é um gás organofosforado que é um inibidor da colinesterase e produz efeitos no sistema nervoso. Qual das alternativas a seguir pode ser usada como antídoto para o envenenamento por sari
Answer:
El sarín es uno de los agentes nerviosos más peligrosos. Pertenece a la clase de compuestos organofosforados que interfieren con la transmisión de señales en la transición del nervio a la célula muscular (la placa motora terminal) bloqueando irreversiblemente la enzima acetilcolinesterasa, responsable de la descomposición de la acetilcolina, dejando a la víctima paralizada. Como antídoto, ahora se utiliza la atropina, que bloquea la acción del exceso de acetilcolina en los receptores colinérgicos.
Which major environmental factors can affect health?
genetics and obesity
poor water quality and obesity
poor air and water quality
genetics and poor air quality
Answer:
C! poor air and water quality.
what are the importance of tecnical eductaion in nepal.
____
endings in the skin and other body parts transmit
sensations to the brain. *
Nerve
Tissue
Muscle
Receptors
Answer:
I think nerveExplanation:
I am not conformDefine health and explain how home is one of its scopes
Answer:
Health is a state of physical, mental and social well-being in which disease and infirmity are absent.
Home is the foundation upon which their society is built. Home is the place where family members live who often has similar needs and interest. Fundamental behavior patterns such as eating, sleeping, as well as many emotional relation with people in different situations is laid at home. Within the home, parents are the principal educators. Most of the health education is done informally in the day- by- day give and take of relationships. And community health workers can provide health education to the parents about the best ways of living, care of child, keeping home and environment clean and so on. They can help the school going both through personal contacts and parent teacher organizations.
Name and describe the different divisions of the peripheral nervous system.
Answer:
The peripheral nervous system itself is divided into two parts: the somatic nervous system and the autonomic nervous system. Each of these components plays a critical role in how the peripheral nervous system operates.
Common effects of cocaine include
Hallucinations, chest pains, and high anxiety
Headaches, stomach aches, and fatigue
Fatigue and chest pain
Clear vision, headaches, and stomach aches
the meaning of impersonation providing a description
What can be done to help maintain cardiovascular health?
Answer:
To help prevent heart disease, you can:
Eat healthy.
Get active.
Stay at a healthy weight.
Quit smoking and stay away from secondhand smoke.
Control your cholesterol and blood pressure.
Drink alcohol only in moderation.
Manage stress.
Exercise helps strengthen muscles.
A combination of aerobic workouts (which, depending on your fitness level, can include walking, running, swimming, and other vigorous heart-pumping exercise) and strength training (weight lifting, resistance training) is considered best for heart health.
Match each leadership skill to its advantage.
communication
goal setting
change management
team building
helps the group adapt to new developments
helps individuals work together
while supporting each other
helps individuals measure their progress
helps the leader clarify team understandings
Answer:
communication helps individuals work together
goal setting helps individuals measure their progress
change management helps the group adapt to new development
term building helps the leader clarify team understanding
What happens when people go out in the sun in summer to tan for several hours a day without using any sunscreen?
Answer:
we are become black . and we may suffer from many disease . and our face and body become dull .
Describe the five types of physical activity. Give an example of each.
Answer:
physical activity is defines as any bodily movement produced by our muscles. Some examples are: brisk walking, jogging etc.
correlation between Health and Home Science
Answer:
Health education report of the committee in terminology in school collage is called health education. Home science is the study of managed activity of house for a long time
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