I believe it is C because that is mostly what ethics is.
Answer:
She has not practiced
Explanation:
Rhonda has not practiced her tumbling everyday which may have cause Rhonda to not improve the way she does tumbling, practice make perfect.
Prescription drugs
it’s when the doctor gives you medicine just for you
over-the counter drugs are also frequently abused
loss of appetite
depression
hallucinogens
a drug that causes hallucinations
some are extracted from plants or mushrooms
increase of heart rate
mood changes
ecstasy
psychoactive drug that primarily used for recreational energy,empathy,and pleasure
it has similar problems to people who use cocaine
drug cravings
death
rohypnols
benzodiazepine used to treat severe insomnia and assist with anesthesia
mostly teenagers and young adults uses it
loss of memory
unknown
biologically active organic compound with four arranged in a specific molecular configuration
they often misuse it for cycling
delusions
kidney problems
Meth
it’s a drugs that treats ADHD
they can take it by smoking,swallowing(pill),snorting,or injecting the power into water or alcohol
decreased appetite
addiction
That's their first impression of yourself so make yourself look good and not selfish or always in a bad mood. your mood will depend on how that person treats you back.
Answer:
The correct answer to the question posed above is: (c) 55-85% MHR
Explanation:
MHR refers to the maximal heart rate experienced by someone when exercising. An MHR of about 65% is described as the lower boundary of a moderate training zone, whereas 85% MHR is the boundary for reaching a higher training zone. As many groups providing advice on the best way for diabetic patients to care for themselves is to engage in a certain amount of moderate or vigorous intensity-level exercise, the option provided by answer (c) matches up well with this advice. Engaging regularly in strenuous exercise helps over time with the control of body weight, of blood sugar, of cholesterol levels, and more.
