Answer:
A. PAR-Q
Explanation:
"PAR-Q" stands for<em> "Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire." </em>This questionnaire is used in order to assess whether a person is ready to take part in a physical activity. This is often used when <em>a person decides to work out under a fitness coach.</em> This shows the potential risk of a person for heart attack and other illnesses when it comes to working out, especially with intense ones. If a person answers at least one "YES" to any of the questions, it is advisable to talk to his doctor first. For<em> administrative reasons</em>, the questionnaire is <u>signed by the participant and a witness </u><u>(assessor) </u>and is dated. If the participant is a minor,<em> it is signed by a parent.</em>
Answer: Directly
Explanation:
If due to aging and/or lack of maintenance a PPE slows down, even just by a few cycles — the result on incident energy can be really dramatic. And if the circuit breaker refuses to open at all, the incident energy may increase by ten times or more. It really depends on how the next OverCurrent Protective Device (OCPD) upstream sees the fault.
So the arc flash hazard that may occur during an arc flash event is DIRECTLY dependent on the OCPD that is protecting the equipment.
Answer:
It will make them act off of their attitude and not what they think of the situation there for making younger minds less mature
Explanation:
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Explanation:
Coronavirus spread so fast because of people not doing social distances self isolation and not wearing masks
This is really a subjective answer. If given the choice to either give the lung to a six-year old lung cancer patient or the heavy smoker, I would choose the six-year old.
If I had to choose between car crash victim on a lung machine or the heavy smoker, I would choose the car crash victim.
If I had to choose between this heavy smoker and a young smoker that developed lung cancer, I would choose the young smoker and hope that he/she would change his/her habits and quit.
I bet you're starting to see the point I'm making. Hope this helps!