C. keeping all matches, cigarette lighters, and flames out of children's reach
The correct answer is C.
Cardiorespiratory fitness is a medical term used to describe the capacity of an athlete's body to transfer the necessary oxygen to the muscles and the capacity of the muscles to absorb this oxygen. There are various ways to assess the cardiorespiratory fitness of an athlete, such as the VO2max testing, the Bruce protocol treadmill test, and the beep or bleep test. The more appropriate way to assess the cardiorespiratory fitness is to use a combination of tests since this will give a complete image of the body's fitness level.
Answer:
A. Ask the person whether he/she is choking.
Explanation:
Then signaling that they cant breath or talk, then proceed.
<span>A mother's special speech to her baby, sometimes referred to as"parentese" may:
</span>b.help the infant become aware and hold his attention
Answer:
b.) Athletes who are <em>younger than 19.</em>
Explanation:
This condition is called the Triad.
It is often seen in physically active girls and women. It is a syndrome that results from a relationship between<em> low energy availability with or without eating disorders, low bone mineral density and disfunction of menstrual cycle. </em>Not always all of the signs are present to diagnose <em>Female Athlete Triad.</em> It usually occurs in adolescent age ( between the age of 10 and 19), due to their skeletal immaturity and BMD. Early signs of this condition are:<em> weight changes, decreased energy and repeated injuries.</em> On the long term level, effects are: <em>low BMD, osteoporosis, suicidal thoughts, kidney failure, liver dysfunction...</em>
