1. Yoga. This relaxing activity will help me to stay flexible and work on my muscular strength in a unique way.
2. Lifting weights. Lifting weights will help me to limit strength losses that often go with getting older, and will help me to stay independent for longer.
3. Walking. walking is an easy way to get in physical activity and it will be easy for me to do before or after work or on the weekends with my family. being able to walk with other people will help keep me motivated and engaged.
4. Bike riding. Riding my bike is another easy way to get in physical activity that is low impact and I can also bring a friend along.
5. Weekend softball leagues. slow pitch softball is a unique way to stay active and switch things up, as well as stay socially active.
The answer is D. She is getting together with other people from her class. That makes it a GROUP of people who are going to STUDY for the class, or in other words a study group.
Answer: The statement made by the patient that would be most significant given the situation is letter B. <em>while diving, I saw a shark and came up as fast as I could.</em>
Explanation: When the patient swimmed back toward surface after a deep dive, the water pressure around him decresead. <em>However, his transition happened so quickly that the nitrogen did not have time to clear from his blood. Instead, it separated out of his blood and created bubbles in his tissues or blood. Those nitrogen bubbles were responsible for his decompression sickness.</em>
The other statement in letter A is a way of preventing and minimizing the risk of decompression sickness.
Mechanical digestion<span> involves physically breaking the food into smaller pieces.</span>