To me, life is video games and food. And yes you get a stressed feeling, but still, stress is part of a human.
Answer:
....exercise causes moderate-intensity heart rates <em>to beat faster</em> and blood pressures <em>to rise</em> at the same workloads from pre- to posttesting
Explanation:
There has been a relationship between <em>physical activity and excercise like running, rope skipping, squash playing and the heart rates and also the blood pressures in the body</em>.
The heart beat at a normal rythmn rate but when someone is engage in exercise, it leads to a drastic <em>increase in the rythmn rate to a higher degree</em>. As the rythmn increasess, there is a corressponding<em> increase in the</em> <em>blood pressure circulation</em> (rise) within the heart region.
Once the physical activity has ended, the heart rates and blood pressure returns gradually to a normal level.
<span>The question is asking us to picture the following scenario: "your attend a routine medical check up at a group practice before seeing a physician you are required to fill out paperwork that describes your medical history." One option is not a part of your medical history - this is the option that does not concern you, but your peers:
B: habits of your peers - here your peers would have some habits independent of your health history
Your health history includes your state of health and current and recent hospitalizations</span>
Explanation:
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