What body system are the Pectoralis Major and Minor and the Rectus abdominis and Transverse abdominis a part of?
Answer:
Pectoralis muscle, any of the muscles that connect the front walls of the chest with the bones of the upper arm and shoulder. There are two such muscles on each side of the sternum (breastbone) in the human body: pectoralis major and pectoralis minor.
How is it determined if the male baby will have foreskin or not? What is the factors for that being decided upon?
Answer:
this is the answer to the second question. There are several important factors that influence decision making. Significant factors include past experiences, a variety of cognitive biases, an escalation of commitment and sunk outcomes, individual differences, including age and socioeconomic status, and a belief in personal relevance.
Explanation:
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how many bones we have in our bosy
Answer:
in our body 206 bones please like
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Apart from the type of emergency, what factors affect the decision on whether
to evacuate or shelter in place?
Select the 3 answer options that apply.
Type of building
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Location of the emergency
Answer:
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Explanation:
Identify at least one local, state, or national law that is aimed at improving or protecting the public's health
A patient is experiencing incisional pain after an operation. When using Maslow's hierarchy of needs the nurse realizes that in order for the patient to return to a prehospitalized status the patient needs to progress beyond:
1-Belonging.
2-Self-esteem.
3-Biological integrity
4-Safety and security
An appropriate physiological change in the middle-age adult affecting musculoskeletal system is:
1-Adequate motor responses
2-Decreased muscle mass
3-Change in cervical mucosa
4-Prostatic enlargement in some individuals
Which of the following methods of assessing patient�s spiritual health is incorrect?
1-Direct questions
2-Indicator-based method
3-Apgar
4-BELIEF assessment tool
Answer:
1) Safety & Security
2) Decreased muscle mass
3) Apgar
Explanation:
I am a CNA (certified nurse assistant so these are correct :) Glad to help you with these questions.
Write the correct answer if the paragraph is health related fitness components. 2pts each.
it is ability of the heart rate, lungs, and bold vessels to supply oxigen to your
tissues during sustained physical activities.
2. The ability of the muscles to keep working contract over a period of time.
3.Is the average force that a muscle can produce in one single effort.
4. It is the ability to strect through the entire range of motion and rotate the joints.
5.It is the percentages of a human body fats, bone water and muscles its also a ratio of learn tissue in
the body
Answer:
1. Cardiorespiratory Endurance
2. Muscular Endurance
3.Muscular Strength
4. Flexibility
5.Body Composition
Explanation:
There are five health-related fitness components: flexibility, cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular endurance, muscular strength, and body composition.
Cardiorespiratory Endurance refers to the ability of the heart, the blood vessels, and the lungs to dispense oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells during physical activities.
Muscular Endurance refers to the muscles' ability to keep contracting through physical activity.
Muscular Strength refers to the amount of strength a muscle can use in a contraction.
Flexibility refers to the joints' ability to stretch through their full range of motion.
Body Composition refers to the ratio of body fats, bone water, and muscles.
Please list and briefly define the four ways that alcohol can affect your fitness.
What are the 2 functions of the nervous system?
Choose 2 correct answers.
Answer:
The nervous system has three overlapping functions based on sensory input, integration, and motor output. At a more integrative level, the primary function of the nervous system is to control and communicate information throughout the body.
Explanation:
Which of the following is an example of a restraint
Answer:
Vest, jacket, ankle, wrist, hand, and some belt restraints are examples. Other restraints such as bed rails and wedge cushions but these two are not directly attached to the person’s body. And they do not totally restrict freedom of movement.
Explanation:
Restraints in a medical setting are items that limit a patient's movement. Restraints can help keep a person from getting hurt or doing harm to others, including their caregivers. I am a CNA so I am familiar with medical field. Hope this helps you answer your question.
Restraints such as jackets and vests are used used limit a person's movement of all or parts of the body.
What are restraints?In a medical setting, restraints are items or objects which are used to limit a person's movements to prevent the person from hurting himself or others.
Some examples of restraints are;
vests,jackets,ankle restraints,wrist and hand restraints, etc.Therefore, restraints such as jackets and vests are used used limit a person's movement of all or parts of the body.
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Which is another term for calisthenics?
A . movement
B . body weight
C . resistance weight
Answer:
A, movements
Explanation:
as this could be a street dancer simply moving aka working out.
What is not something a humanist would believe about people?
People are aware of life and the choices they make.
People have purpose and intent.
People can be analyzed into basic parts.
People do have control over their reactions.
Answer:
People can be analyzed into basic parts.
A health professional treating _____should make sure to clearly like and care about the tht age group.
Answer: Older adults
Explanation:
A health professional treating older adults should make sure to care about that age group at their best because older adults are usually facing various diseases and conditions and that is why they need good care of their mind and body.
It is important to be nice to them because when they are feeling old, tired, and sick, health professionals must take care of their mental health and help them to get through their condition.Explain which paragraph is better written for its audience? Why?
Select the correct answer.
Ralph's bearded dragon has been regurgitating its food and is dehydrated. The veterinarian suspects a protozoal disease. Which sample should
the veterinarian test to confirm the diagnosis?
ОА
urine
OB. feces
OC. blood
OD.
skin lesion
OE sputum
Answer: Feces
Explanation: There are many different types of protozoans that live in the gastrointestinal tract of the reptiles(Ralph's bearded dragon), they do not cause harm to them when present in ow levels.
But if there number increases in the body of the reptiles it may cause some problems. Hexamita and some other species of protozoans can be pathogenic or harmful even at very low levels.
The presence of protozoans can be done by the help of symptoms such as mucus or blood in feces, weakness, dehydration, regurgitation, et cetera.
So, the confirmation of the diagnosis can be done by the help of sample testing of feces which will confirm the presence of protozoa in the gastrointestinal tract of reptile(Ralph's bearded dragon).
Answer:
B. Feces
Explanation:
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Drug use increases pollution (true or false)
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Drug use is one of many major factors that increrases pollution
Name of joint:
Type of joint :
Bone 1:
Bone 2:
Bone 3:
Answer:
what is the question ask
Answer:
where's the question and answers
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Explanation:
15 years old
No
No
I don't think i have it because I've been indoors most of the time, I haven't shown any sign of symptoms and neither has my family.
I don't think I have a weak immune system, I eat vitamins that helps me improve onto my immune system.
difference between syphilis and gonorrhoea (in points)
Answer:
Syphilis also is caused by bacteria. It differs from gonorrhea and chlamydia because it occurs in stages. It is more easily spread in some stages than in others.
6. Amino acids contain _____, which is responsible for linking together several amino acids.
Answer:
Peptide Bonds
Explanation:
Peptide bonds form long chains and are formed by a biochemical reaction that extracts a water molecule as it joins the amino group.
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Punishment is the same thing as negative reinforcement.
True
Or
False
Answer:
True
Explanation:
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which of the following is the best way to calculate
when to collect a blood peak collection?
Answer:
To assess drug concentrations during the trough phase, blood should be drawn immediately before the next dose. To assess peak levels, the time for drawing depends on the route of administration: Oral: One hour after drug is taken (assumes a half-life of > two hours) IV: 15-30 minutes after injection/infusion.
Explanation:
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learn from Gandhi
Infants need fat because it aids in absorption of several vitamins and also helps the ______________ to develop.
a. kidneys.
b. nervous system.
c. reproductive system.
d. skin.
Answer:
b. nervous system.
Explanation:
Fat is essential for neurological development and brain function in infants, that is fat is essential for nervous system development in infants.
According to Fidler in article published in 1998, 40% to 50% of infant energy are obtained as fat from their Mother's breast milk and infant formula. This fat is essential in building nerve cells.
explain the statement made by psychologists that how a person thinks about an experience determines the feelings that result from it.
Answer: The human being interprets a situation and according to what he sees, emotions are manifested.
Explanation: In psychology, there is much talk about perception, it is one of the most studied aspects. An example is Gestalt psychology, which has contributed greatly to perception.
People take the one that draws their attention the most around them and based on that they have a perception. From what the person perceives emotions are generated. The perception about something is based on the beliefs that the person has had or has about something.
If a person is attacked by a dog, it is possible that he experiences emotions linked to fear. If this person later sees a dog, they are likely to think of the previous event, they already perceive it as threatening.
Compared to an adult of appropriate weight and underweight adult will have
Answer:
a higher chance of suffering chronic fatigue.
Explanation:
Which activity is most likely to transmit disease?
drinking bottled water
eating improperly cooked food
covering your mouth while coughing in an elevator
cleaning animal waste and washing hands soon after
Answer:
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which one of these statement is NOT related to fiber type I ?
a.high number in mitochondria
b. easy to fatigue
c.low ATPase enzyme
Answer:
a.high number in mitochondria
What type of soft tissue injury involves the complete removal of part of the body?
Answer:
Avulsions
Explanation:
There are various soft tissue injuries. Among which is Avulsions: this form of soft tissue injury involves the complete removal of part of the body.
This is considered a critical injury in which a fraction of the skin and in some cases other soft tissue is somewhat or entirely ripped out. Though it does not involve total amputations.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is AVULSIONS.
Fresh foods generally do not keep as long as processed foods?
True or False!
Answer:
true!
Explanation:
Answer:
false
Explanation:
because i didn't know what you mean