Is it natural to gain weight when lifting weights?
Explanation:
Yes the muscle your building makes you gain healthy weight
unless your eating unhealthy
Dani says that her pulmonary ventilation occurs in her respiratory zone. What is another way of saying this?
Her breathing occurs in her pharynx.
Her breathing occurs in her lungs.
Her tracheotomy occurs in her pharynx.
Her tracheotomy occurs in her lungs.
Answer:
Her breathing occurs in her lungs.
Explanation:
Pulmonary ventilation just means breathing, and respiratory zone just means lungs, so if you plug in the terms you get "Her breathing occurs in her lungs."
what should be the source for the most of your dietary fats?
Answer:
Choosing extra virgin olive oil as your main source of dietary fat, as well as eating a healthy and balanced diet high in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grain breads and cereals, may reduce your risk of chronic disease development and increase your life expectancy.
Explanation:
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Choosing extra virgin olive oil as your main source of dietary fat, as well as eating a healthy and balanced diet high in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grain breads and cereals, may reduce your risk of chronic disease development and increase your life expectancy.
what is plane mirror
Answer:
A flat surface that produces an erect visual image of a real object where front and back are reversed
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Which component of physical fitness can be defined as how effectively your heart , blood vessels, lungs to supply oxygen rich blood to working muscles during physical activity?
A. Muscular strength
B. Muscular Endurance
C. Cardiovascular Endurance
D. Flexibility
E. Body composition
Answer:
It would be C) cardiovascular endurance
Explanation:
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Activity log - Low Impact Wind Sprint Drill
Record your time and activity below and in your unit fitness log. If a particular category does not apply, leave it blank.
Date: Warm-up: Cool-down: Type of Activity: (Cardiovascular, Muscular, or Flexibility) Description of Activity and Time: Intensity Level: (Moderate or Vigorous) Total Time:
Answer:
Date: 31 Oct,2019
Warm- up: stretches
Type of activity: Flexibility
Description of Activity and Time: n/a
Intensity Level: Vigorous
Total time:30 mins
The muscular system includes Cardiac muscles that make the heart beat, sending blood throughout the ________ system. *
Answer:
Blood first enters the heart's right atrium.
Explanation:
Answer:
Cardiovascular system
Explanation:
The cardiovascular system includes the heart, blood vessels, and all of its associated parts.
Which is not a factor in restricting the promotion and sale of tobacco products?
restricting advertisements with cartoon characters
banning radio advertising
banning advertising near schools
selling tobacco products in pharmacies
Restrictions on tobacco industry advertising and promotions at the point-of-sale are effective strategies for counteracting the tobacco industry’s efforts to attract new, current, and recently quit smokers.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2018 alone, the tobacco industry spent over $9 billion on advertising and promotional expenditures, spending more at the point-of-sale than anywhere else.
Tobacco industry marketing, advertising and promotions have been found to:cover of "Deadly Alliance: How Big Tobacco and Convenience Stores Partner to Market Tobacco Products and Fight Life-Saving Policies"
Encourage youth smoking uptake. The NCI has demonstrated a causal relationship between exposure to tobacco advertisements and youth smoking uptake. Across multiple studies, research has shown that youth more frequently exposed to tobacco promotion are 60% more likely to have tried smoking and 30% more likely to be susceptible to future smoking.
Increase total cigarette sales.
Distort youth perceptions about the availability, use and popularity of cigarettes.[2, 3] Read more on the impact of tobacco retailers near schools and the Center for Public Health and Tobacco Policy’s fact sheet “Influencing Youth at the POS.”
Foster positive brand imagery.
Cue cravings and undermine quit attempts.
Fuel tobacco-related disparities. The tobacco industry has a long history of targeted marketing toward low income and minority populations[12,13] Read more on disparities in point of sale advertising.
For more information on the impact of tobacco marketing, advertising and promotions, review this fact sheet developed by the California Department of Public Health. To learn more about the the problem and why retail tobacco control is important read Counter Tobacco’s “War in the Store” and “Why Retail Tobacco is Important” pages or read the Deadly Alliance Report.
What are POS Advertising Restrictions?
The 2009 Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act gave states and local governments the power to enact certain restrictions on tobacco advertising. Review this presentation by ChangeLab Solutions and the Public Health Law Center to learn more about how the 2009 Act impacts regulation of tobacco advertising and promotions.
The Public Health Law Center suggests the following strategies for restricting tobacco advertising at the point of sale. Refer to their guide, “Restricting Tobacco Advertising—Tips and Tools” for more details:
Restrict ALL advertising without regard to its content (“content neutral” advertising restriction). This would affect advertising for all products (e.g. alcohol, food, toys, etc.), not just tobacco. For example, some municipalities limit the percentage of window space that can be taken up by advertisements of any kind or place a limit the size of advertisements allowed.
Restrict the time, place and/or manner (but not the content) of tobacco advertising. The 2009 Family Smoking Prevention & Tobacco Control Act gave state and local governments the authority to enact these restrictions, in order to address public health concerns, especially protecting youth from the harms of tobacco. The following examples illustrate potential time, place and manner restrictions:
Time restrictions: Require retailers to cover or remove advertising during times when youth are present (e.g., after school hours).
Place restrictions: Prohibit tobacco advertising at stores near schools within or within 10 feet of the cash register.
Manner restrictions: Prohibit outdoor signage or sandwich board style ads.
You can implement POS advertising restrictions through three main mechanisms:
State or local laws or ordinances: Laws can be passed at the state or local level to restrict tobacco advertising. The Public Health Law Center recommends a multi-tiered approach that includes numerous restrictions so that if one restriction is found unconstitutional, the other provisions will remain. Refer to their guide, “Restricting Tobacco Advertising—Tips and Tools” for more details.
Licensing laws: Advertising restrictions can be incorporated as stipulations (or “plug-ins”) of tobacco retail licensing. See Counter Tobacco’s page on Licensing and Zoning for more information about tobacco retail licensing. Licensing laws that affect the density, location or type of tobacco retailers will also inherently reduce exposure to POS advertising.
Answer:
selling tobacco products in pharmacies
Explanation:
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I have a question for a doctor
- do you ever get scared if you accidentally give someone else he wrong medicine or do you get scared if you do the wrong thing and you end up getting a law suit or going to prison
I’m interested in being a doctor in the future but these things really scare me and are making me doubt
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Answer:
It's not very scary, because it happens more often then you would think. A problem like this that is not corrected is a sign of a lack of communication, and it has the potential for losing your job/license, or a lawsuit. This would likely not be a jailable offense.
Explanation:
Before reading my answer, know that I am a medical assistant, not a doctor. Medical assistants are typically the ones to write up prescriptions, and they are signed off by the doctor before being sent to the pharmacy.
Giving someone the wrong medication is typically not a big deal because the doctor will catch the problem if the MA does not. If the wrong prescription went through, this would be a potentially big deal. This is something that should be caught by the billing department as a last resort, and if not, it is unlikely that the completely wrong prescription is given.
What I mean by that is giving someone a light painkiller like an NSAID is not likely going to be mixed up with say, an antibiotic. The person writing the prescription would have to be very ignorant to do that, and the doctor would have to forget the patient's information or nonchalantly sign off a prescription to allow it to happen. Additionally, the billing department would have to be ignorant as well for this to go through. Big mistakes like this are almost always caught in any functional workplace.
Usually the only wrongly prescribed medications would be like giving someone 500mg ibuprofin instead of 800mg, or vice versa. This kind of mistake is usually not dangerous, but they happen.
For disciplinary action to be taken, you would have to repeat the mistake or have proof that you were trying to hurt the patient intentionally. Doctors are protected by laws, so remember that while looking into your profession. These will change depending on your state, but you can find information for each state pretty easily.
Hope this helps!
Which of the following are goals of career and
technical organizations? Choose all that apply.
Get students involved in their community.
Network with professionals in the field.
Demonstrate and develop relevant skills.
Develop friendships with people with the
same social desires.
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Answer: The correct answer is get students involved in their community, network with professionals in the field, and Demonstrate and develop relevant skills.
Explanation:
Untreated diabetes can cause damage to your eyes, nerve fibers, and kidneys.
A. reversible
B. Irreversible
Answer:
irreversible
Explanation:
Untreated diabetes can cause irreversible damage to your eyes, nerve fibers, and kidneys. Blindness, caused by damage to the retina, is one of the complications that can result from untreated diabetes.
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What is your favorite vegetable, and how do you like it prepared? How could you bring more vegetables into your diet?
Answer:
My favorite vegetable is carrots I like it cooked soft and I use this veggie in my diet by adding it on my plates at lunch and dinner 3 times a week.
Explanation:
What do the symbol and abbreviation in the following phrase mean?
In the phrase “∆ BUN,” the symbol means
and the acronym means.
Answer:
Blood Urea Nitrogen
Explanation:
A measure of the urea level in blood. Abbreviated BUN. Diseases that compromise the function of the kidney frequently lead to increased BUN levels.
Having high cardiorespiratory fitness will lead to more energy,
true or
false?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
What are oligosaccharides?
Although most people have heard of monosaccharides and polysaccharides, very few are familiar with oligosaccharides. These beneficial compounds are found in many of the foods that we eat every day and have been linked to some serious benefits, such as improved heart health, increased weight loss and better blood sugar control.
Hope you found this helpful!
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Match the phrase with the appropriate mindset component.1. adding just 5 minutes more of walking after a cardiovascular routine2. re-adjusting your exercise routine after an injury3. beginning a new cardiovascular program by walking and not running4. understanding that you may lose muscle strength during a vacation5. making your routine for the month personally relate to you6. making a long-term commitment to exerciseA lifelong processB progress incrementallyC goal makingD feedbackE accept set-backsF correct intensity level
Answer:
1. adding just 5 minutes more of walking after a cardiovascular routine. B progress incrementally
2. re-adjusting your exercise routine after an injury. D feedback
3. beginning a new cardiovascular program by walking and not running. F correct intensity level
4. understanding that you may lose muscle strength during a vacation. E accept set-backs
5. making your routine for the month personally relate to you, C goal making
6. making a long-term commitment to exercise. A lifelong process
Explanation:
Progress incrementally refers to make small changes when increasing a workout routine. Feedback refers to paying attention to our performance before deciding on making those changes. A correct intensity level should be chosen depending on our experience. Set-backs are restrictions to performance, and should be accepted as part of the process.
how is environment related to our health?
How is the lower respiratory system related to the
circulatory system?
Answer: The lower respiratory system moves oxygen into the blood; the circulatory system delivers blood to the body.
Explanation:
The white blood cells that fight pathogens travel through the digestive system to get around.
Group of answer choices
True
False
Answer:
ummm false
Explanation:
i think i learned that last year
Which of the following is an example of job
shadowing?
being trained during the first week on a job
taking a class about career skills
observing another person at his or her job
getting advice about what career field to
choose
Answer:
A. being trained during the first week on a job
Explanation:
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What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?
A. The simple tasks that people do every day to care for themselves.
B. The simple tasks that people do every day for other people.
C. The complex tasks that take many years of study for a person to
learn.
D. The complex tasks that are specific to a person's field of work.
DI
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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Do you need to warmup before performing a push-up test?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
You might get cramps
Which of the following statements is a MAD goal?
Answer:
The M in MAD means Measurable while, A means Attainable and D means Deadline, this is what MAD goal means. So having this term, you only have to pick the choice that compliments the meaning of MAD which is the the FIRST choice or letter A.
Explanation:
Select all the correct answers.
What two activities relate to the "evaluation" aspect of critical thinking?
estimating the severity of a problem
breaking down the problem into parts
finding the source of the problem
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determining the time needed to solve the problem
generating alternatives to solve the problem
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Answer:
breaking down the problem into parts
estimating the severity of a problem
Explanation:
Critical thinking is a deep analysis of facts in order to make an informed decision. There are several aspects to critical thinking. Evaluation is one of the and it entails breaking the problem into bits to have a proper understanding of the matter.
In the course of analyzing the problem, the critical thinker can estimate the severity of the problem so as to know the right steps to deploy in solving it. This will help him in making an informed decision during the evaluation process.
Answer: Estimating the severity of the problem and breaking down the problem into parts
Explanation:
(PLEASE HELP)If a badminton score is 12-9, and the server's score is 12, what side of the court should the serve take place?
Answer:
it should be the right
Explanation:
right is even and left is odd
Identity three environmental hygiene hazards that may affect the health of self and others.
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Define Flexibility in your own words
Flexibility is defined as the ability to change, to bend, or to persuade.
which of the following people is most likely to develop paronychia
Answer:
People who have a habit of picking at the skin around the nail or babies who suck thumbs and break the tender skin around the nail are quite likely to develop chronic paronychia. People who have diabetes are more prone to skin infections in general and tend to get paronychia frequently.
Explanation: