Answer:
Mary would experience Static Posture (D).
Explanation:
In office-based jobs employees spend approximately 6 to 8 hours sitting in the same posture whilst working. Which requires less muscular efforts, as a result, it causes blood flow to decrease, which is being supplied to the legs, and causes them to be stiff numb and swelled. Moreover, it can also cause neck stiffness and back problems.
Answer:
Carbohydrates provide energy and aid in energy storage. They prevent protein from being used as an energy source as well as fat. It's the primary fuel source for your brain's high energy demands. Common forms are sugars, starches and fibers. For instance, fiber helps promote good digestive health
Youth aged 15 to 24 years old are deemed to be of disadvantage due to the worldwide concerns on (1) lack of job employment opportunities, (2) low quality jobs or underemployment, and (3) lack of education or skills competent for work.
Answer: conservation.
Explanation:
In Jean Piaget’s Cognitive Theory, conservation is a logical thinking skill that enables us to conclude that a specific quantity will remain the same notwithstanding any change of the container, shape, or size. According to Piaget´s theory, children udergoing the preoperational stage of development between ages 2 to 7 don´t have this conservation capacity yet. Conservation emerges in the concrete operational stage (ages 7 to 11).
I took cpr and first aide so hopefully this helps
The five and five method is a series of alternating moves used to dislodge things from someones air ways.
five back blows (method below)
Stand behind the person to the side. Place one hand on their chest and have them lean forward at the waist. With the heel of your hand, give five sharp back blows in the area between the shoulder blades. After each blow, check to see if the obstruction has cleared.
and five abdominal thrusts (method below)
Stand behind the person. Wrap your arms around the waist. Bend them forward slightly. Make a fist and position your fist above the person’s navel (bellybutton). Cover your fist with your other hand. Quickly thrust both hands inward and upward, as if trying to lift the person up. Do five thrusts.
