The answer to this question that was asked is True
Answer: Some stunts and activities can be dangerous to be performed and must be done with utmost precautions.
Explanation:
The activities such as sky diving, stunt performing and race car driving can be risky for mental and physical health. These activities can cause mental or physical trauma can even lead to death but some people still engage in such activities because they want to do some daring and they want to overcome their fear and want to set up a benchmark in the society. Such activities are potentially responsible for boosting courage, confidence, and strength to overcome fear.
Answer:
Option-3
Explanation:
Land reclamation is the primary topic in the discussion. Hence statement describing its impact sounds more appropriate. It also covers the topic question more precisely.
Answer:
In the earliest stage of liver disease, the liver becomes inflamed. The patient may not even be aware of the inflammation but left untreated, the inflammation will begin to scar, compromising the function of the liver. Liver inflammation and scarring (also known as a fibrosis) can be reversed with proper treatment. Without proper treatment, the damaged liver will progress to cirrhosis.
Common symptoms of cirrhosis include:
Loss of appetite
Weakness
Fatigue
Nausea/Vomiting
Abdominal pain/bloating
Itching
Once a patient is diagnosed with cirrhosis, it can no longer be cured. The focus of treatment changes to stopping the condition from worsening and slowing the disease progression. If the illness worsens to the point of end-stage liver disease, the patient will experience symptoms that include:
Jaundice – yellowing of the skin and eyes caused when the liver is not able to rid the body of bilirubin.
Increased risk of internal bleeding – patients may have black stool from internal bleeding or they may vomit blood.
Buildup of fluid in the abdomen – caused by high pressure in the liver’s veins, fluid will leak into the abdomen and legs.
Confusion – reduced brain function due to high levels of toxic substances in the body that the compromised liver can no longer process.
Answer:
Resting heart rate would be between 60-80 bpm
Heart rate after 15 jumping jacks will be around 110-130 bpm
Heart rate after 30 jumping jacks it will be around 150 or less bpm
The avarage will vary depending on your specific beats per minute
But this also does not include how fast or slow you did the 15 and 30 jumping jacks