Answer:Weight loss. ...
Improved memory function. ...
Deeper sleep. ...
Balanced moods. ...
Improved heart health. ...
Enhanced liver function. ...
rinking makes us feel bad. ...
Alcoholic drinks contain fat, sugar and alcohol, none of which will give us the body of our dreams!
Alcohol has ZERO health benefits. ...
Drinking won't work. ...
Alcohol is an addictive depressant drug, it just doesn't say it on the tin. ...
Alcohol can increase your risk of cancer.
Explanation:
Which of the following are considered necessary preventative measures to stay
safe from biological agents?
Select the 3 answer options that apply.
Use safer medical devices
Avoid patient contact
Isolate healthcare workers from patients
Answer:
There are only three options but the most correct on is use safer medical devices
Answer:
Is use safer medical device, Use PPE, Use safe injection practices
Explanation:
Trust, I just did this
If you are a female, what are the approximate odds that you will retain your
full hearing until you reach 65 years of age? *
Answer:
Approximately one in three people
Explanation:
hope this helps
describe the major events that occur during childbirth
Answer:
some usless mf is born
Explanation:
Which statement BEST describes the approach one should take when considering to play a sport at a competitive level?
A.
Start at a lower level, gauge your performance against others, and move up when your skill has improved.
B.
Start at a higher level, ignore your performance against others, and move down if needed.
C.
Start at a middle level, gauge your performance against others, and stay at that level regardless of your skill level.
D.
Start at an entry level, gauge your performance against others, and move up only to a level where you are still the best.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
A
B
C
D
Answer:
B
Explanation:
the three main parts of a warm up
Answer:
a light aerobic exercise, such as jogging or skipping, followed by stretching, and concluding with a sport-specific activity
3. Excesswe or prolonged stress can contribute to liness such as heart disease and mantal health
problems such as
___and___
A anxiety and depression
B. depression and emotion
C emotion and somety
D. psychosis and dementia
4. Scientists have found that regular participation in aerobic exercise has been shown to decrease overall levels of tension elevate and stabilize mood, improve sleep, and improve self____
A analysis
B. destruction
C.esteem
D.focus
5. It is defined as any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that require energy expenditure
A. Aerobics activity
B. Dance lesson
C. Physical activity
D. None of the above
6. It is an exercise that usually includes moderate to vigorous activity that makes you feel a bit warm
causes your breathing to increase and your heart rate to increase.
A aerobic exercise
B. aerobic fitness
C. fitness
D. zumba
7. It pertains to sports played alone without teammates.
A Dual
B. Individual
C. Team
D. Trio
8. This type of sports can be played by two people opposing each other, more so, it also develops
teamwork and coordination since it needs both to win the game.
B. Individual
C. Team
A Dual
D. Trio
9. This is a sport where individuals are organized into opposing teams which compete to win.
C. Team
D. Trio
A Dual
B. Individual
proper
10. Knowing how to manage time properly and identifying the priorities associated with proper___is considered one of the best remedy to fight and reduce stress.
C. Performance
D. Physical activities
A. Analysis
B. Composition
Answer:
3. A
4. C
5. C
6. A
7. B
8. A - Dual
9. C - Team
10. D - Physical Activities
Explanation:
Which of use is part of the endocrine system
A.Hypothalamus
B.Heart
C.Intestines
D.Skin
Answer: The answer is A.
1. A country needs a laboratory system that can safely test and transport disease agents; it also needs a skilled staff of health personnel
A. True
B. False
2. Overrall, the H1N1 flu virus spread to all 50 states and more than ____ countries.
A. 130
B. 70
C. 60
D. 35
3. To become an epidemiologist, you must have at least a _____ degree.
A. Master's
B. Bachelor's
C. Associate's
D. High School
4. What is sustainable development?
A. actions that meet the needs of ptesent society without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
B. The equal distributions of resources and opportunities of all people
C. The years of life lost to premature death compared to those lost to disability due to disease
D. An outbreak of a disease that is larger than the usual rates among a certain population.
5. What does multi-sectoral mean?
A. How you refer to the global leader in compiling health data
B. A program that is carried out by all groups of society, such as government, businesses, and civil society.
C. A set of guidelines the focus on public health responses to the international spread of diseases
D. The collective efforts to prevent disease and promate health in a population
6. An epidemic that has spread over several countries or continents affecting a large numver of people is called:
A. epidemic
B. pandemic
C. endemic
D. frequency
7. A data point that epidemiologist calculate is how many years of life are lost in a country due to. premature dealth and disability. What is an example of each: a premature death and a disability that would both contribute to DALY data?
A. falling off a ladder and high cholesterol
B. traffic accident and blindness caused by infection
C. depression and bring nearsighted
D. cholera and having a high IQ
8. In 2009 what organization identified the flu virus as a new virus they had never seen in animals or people before?
A. The CDC
B. The WHO
C. The White House
D. The ASPCA
9. What does the Joint External Evaluation tool do?
A. calculates the impact of infant mortality rates on a country
B. transports vaccines worldwide
C. breals down health event system of countries into three categories: prevent, detect, and respond
D. contributes to organizing health data
10. All Millennium Development Goals were met by 2015
A. True
B. False
11. What is the World Health Organization?
A. A set of guidelines that focus on public health responses to the international spread of diseases
B. A program that is carried out by all groups of society, such as government, business, and civil society
C. The collective efforts to prevent disease and promote health in a population
D. One of thr global leaders in compiling health data
12. In 1997, ahead of the MDGs, Uganda implemented the Universal Primary Education Scheme
A True
B false
13. What is severity?
A. the equal distributions of resources and opportunities for all people
B. when, where, and whom the health
event affected
C. whether a disease causes illness, disability, or death
D. The amount of a particular disease present in certain population
14. To prevent a public health threat a country needs ___ in place to adequately respond to the threat when called upon
A military ships
B. strong leadership
C. laws and funding
D. vaccinations
15. ____ is/are the agent, host, or environmental factors of a disease or the things that cause a disease
A. pandemic
B. determinants
C. frequencies
D. epidemic
PLEASE HELP
WILL GUVE BRAINLY
Answer: A, A, A, A, B, B, B, A, C, A, C (or A, I can't tell so pick one of those), A, D, B (or D so pick one of those), B
Explanation: I put these in order. Hope this helps! Update with you score plz :)
If a child does not develop regular exercise habits, what may likely occur later? (1 point)
a
The child will grow up to exercise too much
b
The child will grow up not wanting to exercise
c
The child will grow up to have no children
d
The child will never find happiness in life
Answer:
b) The child will grow up not wanting to exercise
Explanation:
Answer:
B) the child will grow up not wanting to exercise
Explanation:
This is the effect that will most likely occur if the child isn't into exercising when they are younger. They probably wont have the drive to do it when they're older
so i just took the difficult person test and honestly, should i be concerned? uh
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
HELP ME ASAP!!! I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!
Imogen is a preschool student who has a strong understanding of counting and one-to-one correspondence. How might you begin to teach her addition while remaining within her zone of proximal development? If your ideas involve tools or toys, please be specific about how you would use those tools or toys in this context.
Answer:
I would begin to teach Imogen addition with using groups of block or beads.
Explanation:
Ex: 1 group of 2 and 1 group of 3, have Imogen add the blocks/beads out of recognition of the amount of beads/blocks. Don't use fingers.
18 POINTS!! IN A RUSH
Which of the following statements about the resting membrane potential is TRUE?
A) The exterior of the cell is neutral and the interior has a net negative charge.
B) The exterior of the cell has a net negative charge and the interior is neutral.
C) The exterior of the cell has a net positive charge and the interior is neutral.
D) The exterior of the cell has a net positive charge and the interior has a net negative charge.
E) The exterior of the cell has a net negative charge and the interior has a net positive charge.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
:) im 99% Sure!
The 1% is gone because i never feel like its going to be 100% true.
The American heart association recommends 150 minutes of moderate exercise and 70 minutes of vigorous exercise daily . Which is an example of moderate exercise
A.) speed walking
B.) kick boxing
C.) swimming laps
D.) walking two miles
Which behavior best illustrates intellectual health?
a. Apply higher order thinking skills to solve problems.
b. Perform all of one's daily tasks without fatigue.
c. Express emotional responses in constructive ways.
Apply higher-order thinking skills to solve problems. Hence, option A is correct.
What is intellectual health?Intellectual health defines as the creative ability, to think critically and to have the best thinking skill to solve problems.
Intellectual health encourages us to learn new skills and other creative ideas. Apart from physical health, intellectual health is also important for the proper growth and success of a person.
It makes people aware and encourages them to take the correct decision and become more successful. Some examples of intellectual health are: Learning a new language, Reading, writing something creative, solving puzzles, etc,
Intellectual health allows us to think higher to solve any kind of problem. Therefore, option A is correct.
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
The measurement of how much energy is in the food that is eaten is called _____.
a fat
a sugar
BMI
a calorie
How social media influence you
Answer:Social media is changing more than the way we communicate. Since the first caveman grunted at his wife once to say he was hungry, and twice to say he was lonely, communication has influenced real world actions. When a society shifts how it is communicating then the flow of real world actions also changes. Influence, a topic I am always talking about, can be about changing minds, but it becomes particularly powerful when it turns into action. People are habitual and if left alone and observed, they can become fairly predictable. Changing habits then becomes very powerful.
Explanation:
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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
I WILL GIVE BRAINLYES 4. What do you call a small buds that appear on the body of the parent and
develops into a new individual?
a. gemmation
b. budding
c. unisex d. fragmentation
The answer is budding I think
Answer:
c. buddingExplanation:
l hope it helps
giving 100 points and if two people answer will mark brainlest
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:
What is the first step when making a decision?
Select all that apply.
A) use instincts and emotions
B) list factors you want and compare
C) identify the problem
D) Do what your parents/guardians tell you
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HELP ME ASAP!!!!!!
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:
away in a manger, and ristmas don't be
Explanation:
most types of bacteria cannot live in foods that are.
A. Acidic.
B. Neutral.
C. Alkaline.
D. Odorous.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Most bacteria cannot live in foods that are acidic because the acid acts as a repellent to it. If this is a multiple choice question your best bets are A and C
Direction: Arrange the jumbled letters to form a word.
1. BARGAGE --
2. COSTMOPING --
3. PUDMING --
4. FEDINEG --
5. LYCCERING --
There is a shortage of nurse educators but no shortage of nurses.
O True
O False
Answer:
I would say that this COULD be True. I would just double check.
Answer:
The awnser is False because there is a nursing shortage in the United States
Explanation:
37 year old female is experiencing vision problems. She feels like she can only see objects that are directly in front of her and is not able to see anything that is off to the side. She has been experiencing headaches, she has a history of migraine headaches.
Eating a lightbulb is not a very bright idea
Answer:
AHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Explanation:
No it's not, unless you found a way to connect it to a power source while eating it.
what does the rainbow stand for Gods promise or the lgbt
Answer:
The first symble it stood for and still stands for is God's promise to never flood the earth again. People have made it into a symbol for lgbtq+. so most of us christians we see it as God's promise other people can see it either way.
Answer: i see it as both being a christian and being in the lgbt community
Explanation:
What type of restraint would be appropriate for a patient who is on medication that makes them disoriented and are considered a fall risk if they are up and walking on their own
A. five point restraints
B. mitt restraints
C. wrist restraints
D. Bed roll belt restraints