CONTACT TO SKIN WHICH MEANS ANOTHER KID AT THAT DAY CARE HAD TO HAVE THE CHICKEN POX AND WHATEVER THAT CHILD HAD TO TOUCH ( FOR EXAMPLE SAY IF THAT INFECTED CHILD TOUCH A CHAIR AND CHRISTOPHER TOUCH IT)
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Before opening the door you should CAREFULLY touch the door to feel if there is any heat behind it. If there is then you get out the closest window or door away from that door as there will most likely be a fire behind it.
If the door is not hot then you can go out of it. Either way you need to get out of the building ASAP to prevent you and any others from being injured / burned.
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- Elaine
Answer: The workout habits I would want to change would be working out for long periods of time at a moderate pace. When it comes to working out, slow and steady does NOT win the race. Instead of working out for an hour at an easy-to-moderate intensity level, I would like to step it up a notch. Another habit I would like to change would be hydrating with sports drinks. Sports drinks may give me a boost, but are also full of sugar and calories. During any given daily workout, hydrating with water should do the trick just fine.
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D.) Reduced healthcare costs
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Well it being used universally could be either a bad thing or a good thing, it could be a good thing because everyone has some standard or an agreement on what a mental disorder might look like. This makes it easier to talk about and identify on a consistent basis. On the other hand a negative side of using it universally is that the DSM doesn't consider cultural differences so we basically use our own standards to judge other people's behaviors that might only be different because of the culture their in, not because they actually have a mental disorder.
As for labels, well someone might not like getting called a schizo or bipolar. It makes people feel bad and it might also have negative impacts on things like finding a job or with medical issues like insurance.
