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Answer:
Administer supplemental oxygen
Explanation:
The first step in this case is to ensure that the patient's body contains the appropriate oxygen levels, so you should provide supplemental oxygen administration.
Oxygen is a basic necessity for all humans. The air we breathe contains 21% oxygen. The man who has been intoxicated has difficulty breathing, so we can conclude that his body is oxygen deficient, which can cause many problems including death. For this reason, the first step is to administer supplemental oxygen and then provide emergency medical care for this man.
The first answer is true in the sense that these two sports are individual from one another, but it is false in the sense that both these sports are team sports (not just one person is playing).
The second answer is false. For example, if I'm running a 5k without ever having run one before, I'm not sure how long it will take me to finish.
The third answer is true. Swimming is a great exercise that will increase lung capacity and thus improve respiratory health.
The fourth answer is true. A scale will only tell you numbers; it cannot determine what your healthy/comfortable weight is.
The last answer is true. By practicing an activity more, you will become better at it.
You may never ride at night. It is even stated on most bicycle labels.
Invest in a healthy cookbook, you can try new dishes and find some that you like. Research plants that grow well in your climate and plant some fruits/veggies. Buy fresh ingredients. Make a list of healthy foods that you enjoy. Try cooking things different ways because anything can taste good if cooked nicely. (put oil in a pan and cook brussel sprouts until they are a little soft, season with salt and pepper.) Shop at Trader Joe's and Lucky's Market if possible. They have cheap and healthy products. I strongly recommend Lucky Market.
