I would say false. You should rather apply pressure to the wound and sit down to slow the blood flow. (I could be wrong, but oh well.)
The speed is not stable/constant , it`s changing
C. increases your reaction time
All of these choices are correct for drinking sufficient
water will help the body get rid of the stone-forming chemicals such as calcium, oxalate,
urate, cysteine, xanthine, and phosphate. These stone-forming chemicals will
have less chance to settle and bond in your kidneys and urinary tract if you
are drinking enough water because your body will signal the brain for frequent
urination. Thus, eliminating higher concentrations of waste produces, including
substances that can form stones in the future.
