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Answer:
E, Head of the fifth rib
Explanation:
Thoracic vertebrae are the twelve vertebral segments (T1-T12) that make up the thoracic spine.
These structures have very little movement because they are firmly attached to the ribs and sternum. Because there is very little movement, the vertebrae in the thoracic spine are usually not sources of back pain.
The thoracic vertebrae articulate with the ribs, each of which will be related to some rib. The fourth thoracic vertebra is directly attached to the head of the fifth rib. For this reason, if a patient has a dislocation of the fourth thoracic vertebra, the lesion is involving the head of the fifth rib.
Sorry to take your point but what are the options?
1) set a schedule and a time for exercise
2) make a checklist so you can tick off when you have completed an exercise.
3) you can set an aim on how many calories you want to burn
4) write notes on how often you work/worked out and for how long (on each exercise)
5) change up your routine so that your body doesn't get too used to the same movements
6) plan rests (usually 30 second breaks between each exercise)
7) also note your diet. this should be healthy and balanced to maintain proportion with amount of exercise.
Hope these tips help with your journal :)
Answer:
The student is falling asleep in class.
The student lashes out at other students.
The student has frequent headaches.
The student talks about feeling like a failure.
Explanation: The student will often not be doing to well in school, grades will start dropping, the student isn't
