Answer:
C. ultraviolet radiation.
Explanation:
Cell injury occurs when cells undergo specific changes when subjected to an internal factor or an external factor. Such change causes "illness" to the person.
Under<em> "toxic injury," </em>two sources may cause an injury to the cell. These are <em>endogenous and exogenous factors. </em>Endogenous factors originate within the body while the exogenous factors originate from the environment.
Among the choices above, it is only the<em> ultraviolet radiation</em> that is considered an exogenous factor because it originates from outside the person's body. <u>Prolonged exposure to UV light damages the cells</u> which can lead to <em>cancer</em>.
I would say Maria has depression. Depression can cause short term memory issues and can cause you to have poor judgment! This may not be correct though.
It also sounds dementia but the post says she cannot have dementia.
Hope this is helpful :)
The definition of static stretches, as told by <span>www.humankinetics.com, is "</span>a stretch<span> that is held in a challenging but comfortable position for a period of time, typically 15-30 seconds"
With that being said, there is no real way to determine if it is 'safe' or 'unsafe' stretch, but the best option here is option B) </span><span>safe, because it stretches the muscle and joint without causing pain
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Answer:
Increased strength
Explanation:
We can rule out option A because physical activity shouldn’t cause decreased sleep unless your sleeping pattern is wack. Option B is also wrong because Physical activty won’t help with nutritional balance, nutrition is based on what you eat. Option D is wrong because when you are physically active you are burning calories and fat, this leads to weight lost not weight gain.
