1. Your partner (let’s say mom) : They could talk to the kids parents about this.
1. (Your friend let’s say) could help this girl overcome it with you
2. (Let’s say dad) you can tell him and he can go to the principal about this
2. (Let’s say friend) help her pick up the books, stand up and also tell a teacher...
3. (Let’s say mom) helps you with this issue and telling a teacher
3. (Friend) don’t interfere but help make sure it’s ok and you know where they went while you get a teacher
The statement that anaerobic and aerobic exercises are important in developing cardiorespiratory fitness is true. The difference between these two types of physical activity is the intensity, interval and types of muscle fibers incorporated. Aerobic exercise as any activity that uses large muscle groups, can be maintained continuously and is rhythmic in nature, while anaerobic exercise is an intense physical activity of very short duration, with contracting muscles and independent of the use of inhaled oxygen as an energy source. However, both of them have different goals and good for our health.
The two ways to tell if bleeding is life-threatening are to check if it is spurting or pulsating blood or steady slow flow blood and whether it is bright red color or dark red color blood.
The purting or pulsating blood is usually bright red in color. It can be life-threatening. The steady slow flow blood is usually dark red in color. It can be potentially life-threatening.
In cases of severe bleeding, direct pressure should be applied immediately to the wound with any clean material which is available at the time. Pressure should be continued until the bleeding is controlled. The wound above the affected person's heart should be elevated. The person should be lying down with the legs elevated.
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The answer is B. Anesthesilogist usually don't meet you in their office but instead in your room before surgery.
Answer:
Variant (Prinzmetal's angina)
Explanation:
Prinzmetal's Angina, also called Variable Angina is a syndrome characterized by episodes of ischemic pain that occur at rest (during sleep and more often in the early hours of the morning, as with Harvey). This syndrome is caused by a coronary vasospasm (temporary narrowing of a vessel). Treatment is with ingestion of nitrates and calcium channel blockers.
