Answer: C, upper thigh
Explanation: if you put it in the stomach, you have a high chance of puncturing an organ, the shoulder and arm would probably take a while to deliver the medicine to where it needs to go, the thigh is a sure place where you won't accidentally puncture an organ and make more problems, and it's a good open area of skin.
The forearms and lower legs each contain two bones running roughly parallel to each other. In the forearms, these two bones are the radius and ulna, and in the lower legs, these two bones are the tibia (the shinbone) and fibula.
The radius corresponds to the tibia and the ulna to the fibula.
Answer: B.
When inactive you do not need more calories and nutrients it is the opposite because you are not burning any at all.
All of the other options are true.
breast milk and formula are higher in fats than diets.
as you get older your activity level does decline meaning less calories should be consumed.
children two years and older should follow the food guide pyramid.
No. The person has to live with you for the full 12 months.
Exercise can help balance blood sugar levels combined with the diabetic's diet. Exercise can lower blood glucose by increasing insulin sensitivity and allowing your cells to get glucose without insulin. This can help level your blood sugar, especially if it is high. While exercise can help, diabetics must be careful that their blood sugar doesn't get too low.
