Answer:
D. 19-23%
Explanation:
Men and women need different amounts of fat. For a man, 2 to 4 percent fat is considered healthy, and over 25 percent is classed as obesity. For a woman, 10 to 13 percent fat is healthy, but over 32 percent is considered a sign of obesity
Answer:
if it's a true-or-false question it's true
Explanation:
hard to answer not sure what the question is
Answer:
The nurse determines that the client understands the instruction when she says: <u>d. "If left untreated, my baby might be born with an infection."</u>
Explanation:
Chorioamnionitis is an infection that if left untreated it can cause the amniotic fluid to be infected, as a consequence the fetal longs can be infected and cause a pneumonia during neonetal period.
The symtoms in the feto are tachicardia, in the mother the symptoms are fever and tachicardia.
Diabetes for sure, I believe heart disease and high blood pressure I think but I know diabetes 100%
<span>The correct answer is C. A. would require a drastic sudden change which would only damage the body as it wouldn't be immediately used to it, as well as it wouldn't gain enough nutrients from which to gather energy for exercising; B. is an unhealthily wrong choice, because exercise is efficient, but diet influences at least 80% of the weight results; C. is the most balanced choice.</span>
