The right answer is protect the athlete from further injury.
The types of injuries to avoid can be both physical and psychological.
For physical injuries, the athlete must be transported delicately to the hospital, and provide good care and rehabilitation.
Injury, whether disabling (complete cessation of practice) or disabling (limitation of practice) can generate, in some athletes, psychological difficulties (feelings of vulnerability, fear of recidivism, fear of not returning to their best level) and lead to the adoption of maladaptive behaviors (disinvestment or overinvestment, avoidance of confrontation).
Accompanying an injured athlete throughout the recovery process helps maintain self-esteem, motivation, and confidence in being able to return to the best level. It also helps to stimulate your commitment to the re-learning process and to help you learn from this experience
The symptoms of depression and suicide have similarities such as isolation, not talking to anyone, or not eating.<span />
Answer:
1. Understanding your partner
2.Communication,compromise and commitment
3.Dishonesty,Manipulation,or any violence of such.
4.Sexual violence/Physical violence
5.Being communicative with your partner
6.Emotional abuse doesn't leave any physical marks on your body while physical abuse does.
7.STD's are short for (Sexually Transmitted diseases) and are acquired by sexual contact
8. Condoms
9.Bacterial std's can be cured while Viral Std's cannot.
10. Its when you don't have sexual contact
11.Yes
12.Sores,fevers and headaches are some of the common symptoms
13.It can be cured with a prescription of antibiotic medication
14. Its an sexually transmitted disease and at some cases can be cured.
15. By touching your eye when having some of "the fluids" on your hand.
16. (i cant answer this since I don't know what your teacher discussed with you)
Hope this helps,Good luck!
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Explanation: Signs and symptoms of superficial or deep frostbite - such as white or pale skin, numbness, or blisters Increased pain, swelling, redness, or discharge in the area that was frostbitten Fever.
