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Physiologic changes of this mass discharge effect include <u>increased arterial pressure, more blood flow to active muscles and less blood flow to organs not needed for rapid motor activity, increased rate of blood coagulation, increased rates of cellular metabolism through the body,</u> increased muscle strength, increased ...
Okay, So if I understand correctly here i what i will do:
5:00AM Wake up
5:30AM Start Breakfast
6:00AM Get ready for school
7:00AM Go to school
7:00-12:00PM- Do school
12:30PM- Lunch
1:00PM-3PM Do school
3:00PM Wrap up school for the day
4:00PM Take a shower
5:00PM Start on Dinner
6:00 PM Eat Dinner
7:00PM Do something productive
8:00PM Read a book and/or watch a movie
9:00PM Get ready for bed
9:30PM-10:00PM Go to bed.
LOL This is really my schedule as a student, But i wake up at 6:00AM
Answer:
They will have fuzzy or vague memories of the procedure.
Explanation:
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The statement that a pregnant woman planning her diet should generally include an extra 300 Calories per day is true. Pregnant women should eat a balanced diet. In the second timester the daily calorie intake should be increased by 300 to 350 calories per day. That's the equivalent of, say, two glasses of skim milk and a bowl of oatmeal
