A? Imma assume I mean I don’t play baseball and I really just need and answer so i can ask my own questions
A, BMR stands for Basal Metabolic Rate, or how fast your metabolism is.
Answer:
Objective
Toward a likely diagnosis
Explanation:
Suppose a patient seeks medical attention. There are steps that are needed to be carried out. The first step that is being usually carried is the assessment of patients. This gives detailed clue's concerning the patient's health condition. The subjective data that is being gathered is from oral conversation with the subject (patient). The objective data are information gathered as a result of physical body examination or laboratory findings. So, a physical exam finding of abdominal tenderness & positive urine pregnancy test will be placed under Objective.
The correct answer is that pertinent positive point the doctor towards the likely diagnosis. This because the pertinent positive is the integral complaints associated with the diagnosis. This helps the doctor to be able to make effective decisions.
Answer: Every activity give tension in the legs. If your willing to make your legs kinda sore try doing jumping squat's or any kind of activity is fine. Some even make your legs burn. But it's not the type of activity's you do it's how much time or how many time's you do it.
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