Correct answer choice is :
D) Exercise
Explanation:
Exercise is any physical activity that improves or preserves physical fitness and overall health and wellness. It is done for many purposes, including improving growth and expansion, limiting aging, growing tissues and the cardiovascular system, setting strong abilities, weight loss or preservation, and also for pleasure. Several people prefer to exercise openly outdoors where they can gather in groups, socialize, and improve well-being.
Explain why the lymphatic system is a one-way system<span>, whereas the blood vascular </span>system<span> is a two-</span>way system<span>. Blood vessels form a complete circuit from and to the heart. The </span>lymphatic system<span> lacks arteries and begins with blind-ended </span>lymph<span> capillaries. Thus, it is a "return" </span>system<span> only.</span>
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A laboring woman abruptly stops her previous breathing techniques during a contraction and makes low-pitched grunting sounds. The priority nursing action is to "look at her perineum".
<u>Explanation:</u>
The perineum is the erogenous zone, diamond-shaped area and space between the male's anus and scrotum, and between the female's anus and vulva. The perineum stretches enormously during childbirth to encourage the mother to force the baby out. It may results in a perineal tear, which can be difficult to stitch back and heal.
During childbirth, a doctor or midwife may sometimes need to make a cut in the region between the vagina and anus (the perineum) process termed as episiotomy which makes the vagina opening a little wider and easier for the baby to pass through it.
When a laboring woman abruptly stops her previous breathing techniques during a contraction and makes low-pitched grunting sounds than priority nursing action is to check out perineum as the body must have delivered out a child.
The correct answer is shock. It is a medical condition that is life-threatening where there is a low blood flow to tissues resulting to cellular injury and decreased tissue function. Symptoms of a shock are low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, loss of consciousness and weak pulses.