<u>RICE for treating physical injuries:
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“RICE – Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation”
After an injury (knee or ankle sprain) the pain and swelling can be relieved and wound can be made flexible and healed.
<u>Rest:</u> Need to take rest and protect the injured area.
<u>Ice: </u>By applying cold ice pack will reduce pain and swelling.
<u>Compression:</u> Need to wrap the injured area with an elastic bandage will compress the wound and reduce swelling.
<u>Elevation:</u> Need to place the injured area at a height (above the heart level) which helps in minimizing the swelling.
Hello, Soccerstar3071. The reason why we wash our hands with soap and water when we have a wound is to not transport the amount of bacteria from our hands to the wound. With that being said, there are many antibacterial soaps that can help kill the bacteria on your hands, so the wound will not be infected. If you do not use water, use hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide helps bubble and prevent any bacteria from spreading to the wound. Both of these are key for the healing process of the wound to take place. I hope I have helped you!! Have a great day.
If I had to choose I would have said A, he's going against telling his family that he believes it's important but as well as that his disregard to commitments can always make you feel like you're slipping away from your own judgement of character and in result has made himself feel bad about telling his family one thing and doing another. To achieve a fluid family life commitment and urge to stay in contact is a necessity even going through work and school, there is no harm in putting some time aside for family.
Answer:
B. Cognition
Explanation:
It is an important aspect of perception and it is a process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.
The main difference was that in Europe, we had the system where food was given to the church, peple did not have the same manners as paeasants in Japan did; they did not bathe as often as Japanese farmers. Furthermore, while in Europe farmers were the lowest social class, this was not necessarily true of Japan. Another difference was in the produced food - the Japanese mostly produced rice, while European citizens produced different kinds of agricultural produce.
