<span>Warming up before exercising
prevents the cause of injuries, reducing muscle strain and improve muscle
performance. The answer is letter D. The goal of warming up is to increase body
temperature, increase neural activation, warm up the joints for our body to not
be shocked during exercising. It will get your blood flowing, clears waste from
your muscles, and brings fluids to your joints. It will improve the performance
in exercising by actively moving the joints and increase in muscular
performance at the same time eliminating injuries along the way. </span>
When it involves granting favors it's called quid pro quo.
Not too sure. If this is just for an opinion, then I'd personally get new group members because your job is to help people instead of degrade them for things they don't have control over.
But if it's for an assignment, then I'd still say the same, but it's asking you what you'd do in the situation where you have a counseling program and your group members have been saying bad things about AIDS and the gay community but you're not sure about whether the group will work out or not.
Which intervention applies to the administration of of a nonbenzodiazepine, such as zolpidem?
Because of their rapid onset, they should be taken just before bedtime.
My best answers would be C
