help i’m on the last question

Answer:

reset your device. that's way

i got yelled at from my dad because my grandma gave a pices of a coney dog from a and w to my dog katie is there a way i cut my "dad" out of my life

The batting team (or offense) scores a run only when the runner tags "HOME PLATE" True
False

The skin acts as a first line of defense against
moles,
burns,
O abnormalities,
O infections,
DONE

The ? nerves control the muscles in the arms, shoulders, and neck.

Why are the reasons why your body needs some fat?

10
Select the correct answer.
If a person becomes winded or too out of breath to talk, an activity's intensity level may be considered vigorous.
A.
True
B.
False

True or False

If hypertension is not treated, it can cause permanent damage to the heart, kidneys, and blood vessels.

Your sister, Katia, has recently become pregnant. While you're excited, you are also concerned about Katia's health due to her
poor eating habits. What advice would you give to Katia to help her improve her eating habits and nutrition? Describe specific
foods/nutrients that she should add into her diet and why.

when you serve in table tennis, where must the ball contact after you hit it with a paddle

Are people today more healthy or less healthy than 20 years ago?

What are factors that mostly influence a person’s ability to workout at a fitness center?

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8. If your instructor asked you to explain what can happen to foreign particles that
enter the respiratory system, which of the following would not be included in your
explanation?

List as many recreational drugs as you can think of

Bacteria grow especially fast in the temperature range of
A. 0°F (–18°C) to 212°F (100°C).
B. 41°F (5°C) to 141°F (61°C).
C. 41°F (5°C) to 70°F (21°C).
D. 70°F (21°C) to 125°F (52°C).

A client thinks they injured their shoulder, what should the trainer do?

Peer pressure to smoke cigarettes is __________.
A.
easy to overcome
B.
more difficult when your close friends smoke
C.
just a figment of your imagination
D.
only present in high school

For which drugs did emergency room visits increase from 2004 to 2009?

it is recemended that you drink some water durring exsersis, it helps prevents you from becoming dehdrated, but can be dangeruse due to your bodey shuting of the need to pee durring exsersize, wich can lead to water intoxitashion

How do I stay motivated?

nuts are dry need tips to make them slippery ]

Allergic reactions can range from mild to very severe. Do you have any allergies? If so, what are you allergic to and what precautions do you take to avoid having a reaction?

If you do not have any allergies, describe an allergy of a friend or family member and any precautions you can take to help them to avoid having a reaction.

compare and contrast the various ways that human development is scientifically studied.

Manufacturers sometimes use science to make foods more nutritious. When a manufacturer makes reduced fat potato chips, what else is true about these reduced fat chips compared to regular chips?

They are lower in calories.

They are lower in cholesterol.

They have more vitamin A.

All of the choices are correct.

Question 12 of 32
Which of the following is the best example of an unhealthy online behavior?
A. Sharing a password with a parent
B. Sharing personally identifiable information with your state
government
C. Sharing a password with a friend
D. Sharing personally identifiable information with your school
SUBMIT

1. Have you ever heard the term willful blindness? What do you think that it means? What could this mean in relation to health?
2. When it comes to health-related issues such as depression, child abuse, domestic violence, drug abuse, or disease, in what ways do people exercise willful blindness? Why would they want to?

3. Margaret Heffernan tells the story of a Montana town that had an 80 percent higher rate of disease than anywhere else in the country. If the people of this town had not been so willfully blind and had listened to Gayla Benefield, how might the health and lives of the people in this town have been different?

4. Why do you think that none of the medical professionals in the town of Libby, Montana, questioned the health issues that were plaguing their town?

5. Based on this video, how might you have reacted differently if you had been a member of the community in Libby, Montana?

6. When it comes to health-related issues or problems, how do you know when it is necessary to contact a medical professional? Are there exceptions to this?

7. Can you think of a situation in your life where you were willfully blind? If so, why do you think that you were willfully blind?

8. Do you believe the saying, “ignorance is bliss” to be true? What other stories that Margaret Heffernan tells in the video illustrate the saying “ignorance is bliss”?

1. What factors determine whether to call 9-1-1?

2. How is a mandated reporter different from the average citizen?

3. Who can benefit from support groups in the community?

4.Is depression a lifelong condition? Explain your answer.

5. How do medical professionals determine what kind of technology to use when diagnosing illness?

6. Describe a situation in which an emergency helicopter might be used even through a hospital was not far away.

7. Explain why it is important that even young children learn to dial 9-1-1.

8. Why is it a good idea to call a hotline if you are not sure whether what you have witnessed is actually abuse?

9. Give an example of a reason a person would choose to see a mental health professional even though there is not a medical problem.

10. How might an individual’s substance abuse problem impact friends and family?

Which of the following is the best reason to maintain a healthy weight?
A. To reduce the risk of diabetes
B. To save money on clothing
C. To have more friends
D. To increase the risk of disease

I have a date tonight and I’m not completely sure what to wear.

Should I wear a suit or just something casual?

Which of these is most likely true about having a healthy body weight?

A. Reduces motivation

B. Reduces risk of disease

C. Encourages inactivity

D. Encourages fatigue

By breathing in and out through the nose you absorb Oxygen around 15%
better when compared to mouth breathing, meaning you provide more
"food" for the brain, which leads to better grades in school*
True
False