It differs due to the life cycle of each tree, and the very specific way the trees go.
The answer is the third option: it will decrease the blood volume, reducing the flow rate of blood.
The patient should be triaged in "critical", color coded as red. This is because a bomb blast can lead to multiple gross organ damages such as fractures (pelvic fractures most commonly produce the greatest amount of internal hemorrhage which can lead to shock), liver and spleen rupture that can cause hemorrhagic shock, and burns that can predispose the patient to fluid lose and electrolyte imbalance which then, if untreated, will lead to kidney and cardiac compromise.
Other triaging priorities for other patients include urgent and non-urgent cases.
Answer: 16.7%
Explanation: Children and adolescents (ages 6 to 17 years) engage in 60 minutes or more of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity daily as described by the CDC in The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (second edition).
However, elementary and high schools usually run from 8 a.m to 3 pm (or 3.30pm in some cases) daily. High school students take six one-hour classes or four 90-minute classes and an hour lunch break daily.
Thus, the CDC recommends 60minutes of physical activities daily, which account to 16.7% of the total class duration (6 hours) per day.
