I will try to give you the best answer by completing your statement.
During a marathon, approximately 99% of your muscles needs are met by the OES or Oxygen Energy System. Energy systems are the ones encharge of distributing the energy you need for a certain act.
Answer:
your anwser would be B
Explanation:
The liver being palpable 3 cm below the right costal margin,
midclavicular line, would be considered normal on inspiration when the
liver is pushed down into the abdominal cavity on inspiration, but is
abnormal on expiration. Findings to support hepatomegaly would be
more convincing if, by percussion, the liver span was >12 cm at the
midclavicular line. For patients with obstructive lung disease, air
trapping in the lungs may displace the liver downwards into the
abdominal cavity. The liver span and dullness to percussion refer to the
same measurement. Measurements of 6-12 cm at the mid‐clavicular line
and 4-8 cm at the midsternal line are considered normal.
Antibiotics would most likely be the best answer for this question.
So it would be A.
I'm pretty sure that would be false and would also go against some of the points of what your talking about. Not to mention it's rude to do so. I'm pretty sure anyways.
Hope that helps.
