Answer:
Writing down food consumed at each meal in a day.
Explanation:
Honestly this question made zero sense but at least I tried.
While ice skating, Alice slipped and injured her knee. What is one way Alice might have prevented this injury?
a. by resting periodically to maintain her strength (incorrect, accidents can still happen).
b. by learning to skate better so she can be more careful (through the learning process, she is bound to fall again.)
c. by wearing safety equipment appropriate to the activity (Correct. When practising skating, falls are bound to happen, thus safety equipment needed)
A. help keep joints flexible
It is the half-life of the toxin
Hallucinations can come when recovering from withdrawals, as well as cognitive changes. Malnourishment is a possibility due to that as well, a person who has abused alcohol for a long time may have dementia like symptoms which can effect nourishment.
