Well your basic senses are going to be, taste, touch, olfaction (smell), visual perception (seeing), hearing...
Obviously your not going to taste a patients conditions. So moving on to touch. You can feel a bruise or a spot where they indicate pain to tell if their hurt or not. Now unless they aren’t very hygienic then you can’t really “smell” a persons condition. Visual perception you can see if they are in pain or bleeding or even dying by looking at the patient. Now for hearing you can listen to what their telling you. If their hurt their going to tell you exactly what’s wrong bc they obviously want help!
Good luck!! Hope this helped!
It's important to take your time in any game that requires focus, strategy, and quick thinking - while you have to be in physical shape for baseball, you also have to have the mental capacity to be aware of every thing around you and look for the perfect opportunity to make any move so that you can make the best possible move.
Examples: (Hitting the ball at the perfect time with the right amount of force, knowing when it's safe to run home or if you need to stop at what ever base, being aware of where the ball is at all times, knowing where/who to throw the ball to when you want to get someone out, knowing how to pitch the ball to trick the batter.)
Options: True or false
Answer: True
Explanation: Memory is one of the characteristics of the brain through which data and information are receiving,stored,processed and retrieved when needed. The memory of humans have been likened to the Computer memory as both work almost in the same pattern and order.
Memories can be rebuilt especially when their is a correction to the initial stored memory, Environmental factors also alter and affect memory in different ways.
D) help them complete the task
I would to be a good person
