<span>Well,
if the youth volunteers, they will definitely be able to gain experience
on-hand. These experiences, knowledge and wisdom is not acquired during their
scholastic learnings. Whenever they apply for a job, they could vouch in their
activities as evidences of their abilities.</span>
Turfe did 2 sets of 100 reps :)
Answer:
Ayurveda- an ancient system of medicine that originated in India; believes that illness is a result of an imbalance in energy.
Traditional Chinese Medicine- use of acupuncture as a treatment method; uses plants and minerals as medicine as well as techniques such as meditation and exercise
Explanation:
Ayurveda is a treatment method that originates from ancient India and it thrives on the belief system that health is achieved when there is a balance between the three Dosas; namely, Vāta, Pitta, and Kapha. When there is an imbalance between these three, sickness arises. Meditation, traditional medicines, Yoga, oils, etc., are used in treatment.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is rooted in Chinese culture that dates back to some 2000 years ago. Acupuncture, meditation, and exercise, as well as herbal medicines, are employed in treatment.
Both of these methods of treatment are regarded as pseudoscience or quackery because they do not have any scientific-based mechanism of action.
Answer:
B. "Client walks 4 miles in 1 hour every day."
Explanation:
Immediately after a heart attack, it is recommended that the patient be at rest so as not to overload the muscle that was recently affected. The duration of this rest varies according to the case: when the infarction generates more serious problems, the tendency is for the rest time to be longer than in cases where the repercussions were smaller.
In cases of myocardial infarction, the total recovery time could be estimated on average at 30 days, ie an average of 4 weeks of rest. After this period the patient should start light exercises that do not overload the heart. These exercises should become more intense over time. For this reason, we can say that after 4 weeks of myocardial infarction, the patient is not able to walk 4 miles in an hour every day, because this would be a very intense exercise for a patient under these conditions.
