Answer : to much coldness
Explanation:to much cold can cause any frostbite. any temperature un - can cause a frostbite.
Your heart rate rises during aerobic exercise. It can rise from 70 beats per minutes (bpm) at rest to high as 170 bpm or even higher during exercise, depending on the intensity of the exercise' your fitness level, your age, and other factors.
Target heart rate zone range anywhere from 50% to 100% of your maximum heart rate (your maximum heart rate is based on your age). Aerobic exercise is anywhere less than 85%. A nice starting point for a sedentary individual is somewhere in the range from 50% to 65% (you can always increase as you get more fit) and 65% to 85% for more conditioned individuals.
State
After doing some research (as I am taking the OSHA Workplace Violence Assessment right now- XD) I found this:
Additionally, if your state imposes standards on workplace safety issues that OSHA's federal standards do not, you will need to comply with those state standards to avoid state enforcement action.
http://info.ergoscience.com/employer-blog/but-they-said...-who-says-what-your-osha-requirements-are
The answer should be State. Since OSHA isn't a national requirement, the state has more power. 22 States are OSHA-approved, but that doesn't mean it's required. Therefore, the answer should be state.
You shouldn't do it you don't know what will happen
Improperly filled out forms, forms missing any information, failure to meet deadlines, failure to file all paperwork/medical records/police records/court & lawyer records, etc. Lying and producing false information. Not speaking or writing with clarity.
