Uhm to be honest..
All types of exercise ask for oxygen to produce energy... so this is a bit confusing but it would be easier with answer choices:/
anyways have a good one:)
Answer:
1. Lack of Money
2. Lack of Awareness/ Ignorance
3. Religion
Explanation:
1. <em>Money</em> plays a crucial role when it comes to seeking health services. Once a person lacks in it, it prevents him from accessing specific health services. For example, he'd like to have his heart checked but he doesn't have enough money even to pay the doctor's fee, so he doesn't visit the doctor.
2. <em>Lack of awareness of a particular condition or disease</em> may lead to <u>not accessing health services at all.</u> For example, a person thinks that his symptom of coughing for two weeks is just normal. Thus, he doesn't seek any medical help.
3. <em>Specific religions may have their own sets of belief regarding medical treatments and healthcare.</em> For example, many priests do not agree with flu vaccination because there are findings that it could somehow cause sterility. In Christian religion, reproduction is reinforced so this means that some Christians may not avail of the flu vaccine due to its said sterility effects.
Answer:
The zimmers
Explanation:
The zimmer are retired so they will most likely have the least amount of stress.
The Gordons have their first baby so they are most likely the most stressed.
The Watsons have two children but they are older so they are more independent.
The phillips have no children but they are both employed. Their jobs could stress them out but they have no children so their levels of stress are lower or tied with the watsons
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