What is a heart attack? How do you know someone is having a heart attack? What risk factors do you have for potentially suffering
from heart disease or a heart attack? What can you do right now to reduce such risks? Are you willing to make these changes? Why
or why not? Be sure to reflect on at least one other person's comments in the discussion with a response that generates discussion.
In other words, "I agree" or "good point" do not count. Please be thoughtful and considerate.

Answer:

A heart attack is a medical emergency. A heart attack usually occurs when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart. Without blood, tissue loses oxygen and dies.

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

okay i want to hear a true opinion is it wrong for someone (girl) who is 15 turning 16 to date or fall in love with a 13 (boy) why or why not..

In what year did the FDA say E-cigarettes could not
advertise on tv?

(please explain well :) Is it normal to have ptsd a few years later after a traumatic experience? & What are the main signs of ptsd?

I WILL GIVE BRAINLEYES. 2. Which of the following is true about sexual reproduction?
a. Genetically identical offspring are produced.
b. Only one parent is involved.
c. It puts animals at an evolutionary disadvantage in terms of variation.
d. It involves the exchange of genetic material between two individuals.​

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​

16. Drug users of heroin may use unsterile needles or other equipment and acquire
a. No side effects
b. Cancer, infection, and diseases
C. HIV, hepatitis, other bloodborne pathogens
d. An addiction

Which of the following is true about irregular bones?
A) Irregular bones do not fit into the other categories of bones.
B) Irregular bones are bones that fit in between two flat bones.
C) Irregular bones have an irregular color.

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​

describe the major events that occur during childbirth

Hypothesis: When I'm active, then?

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

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​

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 In general, the more physical activity individuals do, __________. A. the more intense the exercise needs to be B. the more money they will save on dieting C. the more television they will be able to watch D. the more benefit they will receive from exercise

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 of use is part of the endocrine system
A.Hypothalamus
B.Heart
C.Intestines
D.Skin

Direction: Arrange the jumbled letters to form a word.
1. BARGAGE --
2. COSTMOPING --
3. PUDMING --
4. FEDINEG --
5. LYCCERING --

​

please help i am behind later work please i will be happy please you could win a crown
You go over to a friend's house and his sibling is lying on the couch with chickenpox.

What precautions are needed in this situation?

Select all that apply.

1. contact precautions
2. standard precautions
3. droplet precautions
4. airborne precautions

2/25
You find evidence that your identity has been stolen. Who should you
contact first?
911.
The Federal Trade Commission.
Your local bank or credit union.
The post office.

the three main parts of a warm up

what does the rainbow stand for Gods promise or the lgbt

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

Which of the following statements is TRUE if both partners are infected with an STI?

A.

It is not important to abstain from having sex during treatment since both partners are already infected.

B.

It is important to abstain from having sex during treatment to prevent reinfections.

C.

It is important to abstain from sex during treatment even though it's not possible to reinfect the same person.

D.

It is not important to abstain from having sex because both partners are receiving the same type of treatment.

There is a shortage of nurse educators but no shortage of nurses.
O True
O False

Literally just tell me about your day. Rant about something, say something you haven't told people yet. Responding to all :) (And if you're just scrolling by, I hope you're having an amazing day. ILY!!)

Why is it important to engage in CPR if a victim is unconcise and not
breathing?

Psychology
Why is memory important?

Explain how memory impacts our lives.

Explain how memory benefits the human being. Give various explanations explaining memory.


2 paragraphs.

SCHOOL DOESNT TEACH LIFE LESSONS.

13. Prescription drugs are chemical compounds that are
a. purchased without prescription.
b. acquired by a physician's prescription
c. purchased online
d. purchased from an herbal store

Pick one
Option 1: Schools should require masks at all times no matter what, and take temperature at door.
option 2: Schools may require masks when standed up and when they are seated they take them off, socially distanced from others and a shield around there desk, when at recess they may take off there mask since outside and socially distanced from others. And before they leave or enter the school they take there temperature at the door.
(I pick option two also fyi just a question.)