Answer:
1. I have a body mass index of 21.5 kg/m^2.
2. On a scale of 1 - 10, I rate myself as 9.
Explanation:
Body mass index is a measurement of the amount of fat in the human body. It is calculated using the weight and height of an individual.
Since I have a body mass index of 21.5 kg/m^2, I fall into the standard range of healthy individuals. It ranges from 18.5 - 24.9 kg/m^2. Underweight is classified as people with Body Mass Index of less than 18.5. People with Body Mass Index of more than 25 kg/m^2 are obese.
Goals for my fitness include:
1. Maintaining my exercise routine so as to sustain my current BMI.
2. Eating healthier meals that would not predispose me to obesity.
The first question's answer is A Cultural
I believe the answer to question 2 is
d. 800 calories
this would include soft drinks and other liquid beverages that are not 100% juice.
As you are assisting the patient, you notice signs of aspiration. Your immediate next steps should be: "Stop feeding the patient and immediately alert the patient's nurse."
<h3>What is Aspiration?</h3>
Food, liquids, saliva, or vomit are inhaled into the airways in this situation called Aspiration.
Surgery, being less aware owing to medicine or sickness, and consuming significant amounts of alcohol are all risk factors.
Suffocation or pneumonia can result from pulmonary aspiration.
- Coughing,
- trouble breathing, and, in certain cases,
- choking, are symptoms.
Treatments include keeping the airway open, constant observation, and medications if an infection develops.
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I'm no expert at all so don't take my word but number one looks like it will make the most sense. Because it has the word reproductive system and yeah...
1. modifying your exercise routine, <span>testing your new ability level, and
setting new, realistic goals
2. </span>holding your knees to your chest in a stretch
3. avoid exercises with excess repetition
4. because they are caused by your exercise
5. Tendonitis
6. <span>lack of motivation</span>
7. False
