The correct option is C.
First Aid is defined as the initial treatment that is given to individuals that become suddenly ill or injured. The treatment is typically given immediately after the occurrence of the event and is used majorly to stabilize injured or ill people pending the time the right medical assistance is received.
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Explanation:
This statement is true because they are more stronger so they can put more force into the ball passing it more farther with more speed.
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A repeated-measures design
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This is a research design that is used to measure the same variables repeatedly on the same sample or subject over a given time frame or over different time periods and/or under various conditions.
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Apprehension sign
Explanation:
The sign of apprehension is a provocative test to identify patellar instability. In this test the client is sitting with the quadriceps relaxed and the knee is placed in extension. Then the patella is displaced laterally and the knee flexed at 30 °. If there is instability the client will put his hand avoiding the continuity of the test, because he will feel pain. In addition, if patellar instability exists during this test, the client will contract the quadriceps for fear of dislocating the patella and will verbally report the pain as: "stop if you won't dislocate my knee", "my patella will leave from the place, stop! "