Answer:
Explanation:
U.S. soldiers were poorly equipped and lacked adequate training. Villagers sympathetic to the North often protected Viet Cong fighters. ... Soldiers' morale was low and there was a lack of discipline.
Answer:
All options are correct.
Explanation:
Systolic heart failure is the common heart failure and the pumping of the blood in the body is not effective, The main symptoms associated with the heart failure are chest pain and the irregular heart beat.
The drugs like verampil, prednisone and traconazole might worse the heart failure and should be avoided by the patient. These drugs are against the actions of the diuretics and shows the negative ionotropic effect. This causes the increase of the cardiac work load and increase in cardiotoxicity.
Thus, all given options are correct.
There are ten (10) questions in all.
Here are the answers and rationale below
1. CORRECT... Three important benefits of warm up sessions are as follows:
- <span>The heart rate is gradually increased from the
resting pulse (Due to thermoregulatory changes that occur during the warm up).
- The temperature within the muscles is increased (due to increase in metabolism).
- The chance
of muscle soreness and injury is reduced (due to increased blood flow to the muscles).
2. CORRECT... A warm up is usually done before a performance or practice in order to prepare the body both physically and mentally for the exercise. Warm up exercises also reduce the chance of injury during the practice or performance since the body is adequately prepared (warmed up) to the task.
3. CORRECT... </span>The Cool-Down helps the<span> body to return gradually to its starting point after a practice or performance. Athletes are taught to gradually decrease the pace of exercise until the pulse rate comes down to at least 120 beats per minute.
4. CORRECT... </span>The cool down session typically should include 5 to 10 minutes jogging/walking (This is so that the body temperature will reduce, and waste products will be eliminated from the working muscles) OR <span>5 to 10 minutes static stretching exercises (In addition to what 5 to 10 minutes of jogging/walking will do, this will also increase range of movement).
5. CORRECT... The steps required to perform chest stretch are outlined as follows:
</span><span>- Stand tall (Your feet should be stretched apart slightly wider than the width of your shoulder, and your knees should be slightly bent)
- Hold your arms out to the side (Make sure your arms are parallel with the ground; your palms should face forward).
- Stretch your arms back as far as you can
6. CORRECT... During the cool-down session, t</span><span>he goal of static stretching (which should last for 5 to 10 minutes) is to
relax the muscles and improve their maximum range of motion. Asides this, it also helps to </span>decrease the body temperature, and eliminate waste products from the working muscles.
7. CORRECT... The steps outlined in the question are required to perform biceps stretch. If these steps are followed as outlined, <span>the stretch should be felt across the chest and also in the biceps. Therefore, the </span><span>parts of the body are being stretched are the chest and the biceps.
8. CORRECT... </span>The duration of the entire cool down process, whether is it done by jogging or walking, or by doing the static stretching exercises<span> should last between 5 and 10 minutes. This time range is usually enough to relax the muscles and improve their flexibility.
9. The question does not match with the answer. However the statement quoted is FALSE... You should make </span><span>allowance for, and in fact carefully plan rest days in your exercise schedule because r</span>est and recovery days form a very vital <span>part of any </span>exercise<span> regimen.
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10. CORRECT... Warm up sessions before your practice or performance may be done by </span>combining some rhythmic exercises or by doing a slower version of the aerobic activity you plan doing during your performance or practice.
Answer:
10
Explanation:
The GCF of 10 and 20 is 10. I hope this helps
4-6 months
Single-grain cereals
6-8 months
Pureed or strained fruits (bananas, pears, apples, apricots, prunes)
Yogurt (whole milk or soy based)
Pureed or strained vegetables (avocados, carrots, peas, potatoes, squash)
8-10 months
Mashed fruits and vegetables
Stage 3 foods in the baby section
Egg yolks, not whites
Dairy: small amounts of cottage cheese, or any pasteurized cheese
10-12 months
Baby can try eating most of the foods you eat now, if they are cut up or mashed properly so that he can safely chew and swallow.