Erythema toxicum
A benign, widespread, temporary rash called erythema toxicum develops on a newborn as a response to the unfamiliar surroundings. Shortly after birth, it vanishes. It's not the harlequin sign, which is when blood vessels enlarge on one side of the body, causing the skin to be red on one side and white on the other. It is not vernix caseosa, a thick, oily material that covers the skin in utero and is white and thick. The reddish-purple capillary angioma under the dermis known as nevus flammeus, or port wine stain, is not this.
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"Measuring the angle at which a gymnast’s body bends during an aerial flip" is the one data-gathering activity among the choices given in the question that would be useful for a biomechanics analysis. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or the last optional.
It’s important to get a variety of activities in your exercise plan in order to work out all parts of the body and not just one. If we only have for example an ab routine in an exercise routine, our legs, arms, back won’t be getting any stronger!
Answer:
He could be experiencing an identity crisis and a role confusion
Explanation:
Cell division
protein synthesis
growth and metabolism
