The answer should be flexibility workout.
<span>The question is asking us to picture the following scenario: "your attend a routine medical check up at a group practice before seeing a physician you are required to fill out paperwork that describes your medical history." One option is not a part of your medical history - this is the option that does not concern you, but your peers:
B: habits of your peers - here your peers would have some habits independent of your health history
Your health history includes your state of health and current and recent hospitalizations</span>
I think the answer is B. Overload principle.
The overload principle puts load on the body. Usually more than the body is used to.
Hope this helps!:)
Answer: Immobilized and kept in the water waiting the EMS personnel arrive
Explanation:
When we are facing spinal injuries, sudden movements can be lethal, that is why we seek to immobilize the victim and wait for medical personnel to arrive at the site of attention, since if the rescuer makes a bad maneuver when removing the victim of water, even though it is immobilized, it is at risk of suffering future consequences.
First aid care is intended to keep the accident scene in a stable condition until EMS personnel arrive.
