Physical activity<span> is any movement one does is actually </span>physical activity. Exercise<span> is planned, structured, repetitive and intentional movement intended to improve or maintain </span>physical<span> fitness</span>
Carpal tunnel. Repetitious movement of the wrist. One patient population I'm aware of are those that type or keyboard for a large percentage of their day at work.
The common cause for this population is improper keyboard placement or posture that causes you to position your wrist improperly.
I had this disorder and at first I was given sterile shots to ease the sharp pain that would radiate up my arm. My doctor didn't want to keep giving me shots, he wanted to do surgery. I declined.
My job had a health and safety employee that looked at how I was set up at my desk. She reported back to our internal doctor who ordered me a special keyboard tray. It was successful and when i changed jobs I took it with me.
This is a debilitating problem for many. Also many employees just suffer through it. Nowadays computer stations have adjustable keyboard trays and for typists this would certainly lower the cases of carpal tunnel.
Answer: the adolescent might say, "I will rinse my mouth every 2-4 hours with baking soda and water."
Explanation:
White patches on the tongue and oral mucosa indicate oral candidiasis and the adolescent should report the presence of this to their physician but should not attempt to remove them. Using a hard bristle toothbrush can cause trauma to the mucous membranes of the mouth and the client should be instructed to use a soft bristle brush. Rinsing the mouth every 2 to 4 hours with a nonirritating solution, such as baking soda and water or normal saline solution helps prevent stomatitis. The client should avoid commercial mouthwashes with alcohol, which may dry out the mucous membranes.
This is the definition of challenging behavior
Answer:
agility
Explanation:
There are only five health-related fitness components and these are:
a. Cardiovascular Endurance - refers to the ability of your circulatory and respiratory systems, how they work together.
b. Muscular Strength - the maximum amount force that your muscles can exert in one effort.
c. Muscular Endurance - the ability of your muscles to perform without feeling easily fatigued.
d. Flexibility - the ability of your joints to move and bend through a full range of motion.
e. Body composition - refers to the proportions of your lean and fat tissue.
