Explanation:
Falls are the leading cause of death when it comes to home accidents. They make up a third of all fatalities. The elderly are most affected by this type of accident. Fatalities aside, when an elderly person falls the associated problems are far more serious. While younger people may also suffer a broken bone, a broken bone is a far more serious problem for an older person in terms of healing.
Minimize The Risk
Staircases: Keep children safe from tumbling down steps by installing safety gates at both the bottom and top of staircases. Keep everyone safe by making sure the lighting is good and the handrails and steps are solid and well maintained. Elderly people with less mobility should consider installing stairlifts or consider moving to a home without stairs to avoid falls.
The answer is B because it comes in 3 stages in which your body reacts
Answer:
1) Linebacker
: Defends against the pass and push forward to stop the run or tackle the quarterback
2) cornerbacks and safties
: Battles with the offensive line to try to stop a play or sack the quarterback
3) wide receivers
: Catch the balls thrown by the quarterback
4) running backs
: Take a handoff from the quarterback and run with the ball
5) guards and tackles
: Defend against the pass from the quarterback to the wide receiver and also help stop the run
6) tight ends
: Snaps the ball to the quarterback and blocks the defense
7) Center
: Keeps the defense from trying to get the quarterback or running back
8) defensive line
: Block the defense and will also catch passes
9) quarterback
: Pass or hands off the ball
I am assuming you meant HIV. The answer is A, apes passing the disease to hunters
