A child’s intellectual capacity is most likely to reach its fullest potential in a home where ____.

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A child’s intellectual capacity is most likely to reach its fullest potential in a home where __________.

A.

curiosity and exploration is repressed

B.

the child does not have to follow a regular routine

C.

the child has been raised to be nonassertive and dependent

D.

there is strong emotional support and security

D is the Answer  

Explanation:

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What is the healthy percentage of body fat for women?
O 23-30%
O 5-10%
010-20%
O 30-40%
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Enrique, a nursing assistant, is providing elimination training to two patients. He teaches Leana to squeeze and release her
pelvic muscles several times a day. He teaches Kim to hold her bladder for a few minutes longer each time that she voids. She
should start practicing by holding for five minutes, then ten, and then longer.
Which best describes the method each patient is learning?
O Leana is practicing delayed elimination, and Kim is practicing Kegel exercises.
O Leana is practicing Kegel exercises, and Kim is practicing delayed elimination.
O Leana and Kim are both practicing delayed elimination.
O Leana and Kim are both practicing Kegel exercises.

In 2-3 complete sentences write what practicing Abstinence means to you and your own overall personal health?

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What are proteins composed of?
hormones
enzymes
amino acids
antibodies

any two differences between safety and first aid​

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your question.(have)​

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La Constitución
La Reforma
El Código Rural

A person who lives with constant pessimism is experiencing a(n)
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02:14:32 Which statement BEST describes how the body moves? A. Skeletal muscles, which are made of fibers, nerves, and blood vessels, contract in order to make the body move. B. Cardiac and smooth muscles are made of muscle fibers, nerves, and cartilage and are responsible for all movement in the body. C. Smooth muscles, which are made of blood vessels, fibers, and nerves, allow for all activities that use slow-twitch muscle fibers. D. Skeletal muscles, which are made of tendons, nerves, and fibers, line the body cavities and allow for support and movement.

How do essential amino acids differ from non-essential amino acids?
Proteins are composed of essential amino acids, but not non-essential amino acids.
There are twelve types of essential amino acids and eight of non-essential amino acids.
The body makes non-essential amino acids, but cannot make essential amino acids.
Essential amino acids are in vegetables, while non-essential amino acids are in fruit.

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Lola is a nursing assistant helping a patient with oxygen therapy. Which action should be taken to prevent skin
irritation?
O cleaning the patient's face but not the mask
O cleaning the patient's face and mask
O notifying a nurse if oxygen levels change from the patient's plan
O notifying a nurse if the patient requests a break from treatment
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Genetic material can be found in the
a.sperm only
b.eggs only
c.every cell

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4. Define the term lifestyle and give at least five examples of lifestyle influences on health status.

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Select the correct answer.
Which of the following will help you plan achieving your goal?
A.
Determining how you will do it.
B.
Determining who can help you.
C.
Determining when it needs to be done.
D.
All of the above

It is recommended that the elderly exercise _____.
A.
Only if they are overweight
B.
1-2 times per week
C.
3-5 times per week
D.
6 days per week

Which factors are the most likely to influence teens to become sexually active and why?

True or false. The net weight shown on canned foods includes the liquids in which the foods are canned.

7. Give four examples of common indoor pollutants, four examples of common outdoor pollutants, and two examples of sources of hazardous waste.

Creeping Obesity refers to
A. An excessive accumulation of body fat.
B. Exceeding your desirable body weight by 10%.
C. The gaining of fat slowly over a period of years.

Select the correct answer.
All of the following are questions to research when evaluating supplements except:
A.
How was exercise performance or changes in body composition evaluated?
B.
Was a placebo used?
C.
Do other bodybuilders use this supplement?
D.
Were the subjects randomly assigned to the treatments?

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During a routine checkup, Priya's doctor notices that her blood pressure is
slightly higher than the healthy range but is not worried. Which of the
following would best explain why Priya's doctor is not overly concerned?

A. Increases in blood pressure are not a concern unless the patient
has a history of heart disease.
B. Priya exercises, eats well, limits her alcohol consumption, and has
no history of heart disease.
C. High blood pressure is not a concern until it reaches 140/90 mm
Hg and qualifies as hypertension.
D. Priya maintains a healthy lifestyle and has no history of heart
disease, but she is occasionally made nervous by hospitals.