Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
abduction - ab-DUCK-shon
antagonistic pairs - an-TAG-an-iss-tic pay-rs
circumduction - sir-come-DUCK-shon
dorsiflexion - dawr-SI-FLECK-shon
eversion - ih-VER-jon
insertion - in-SER-shon
fascia - FASH-ee-uh
fasc-itis - FASH-ee-ahy-tis
fibromyalgia - fahy-broh-mahy-AL-juh
inversion - in-VER-shon
myocardium - my-oh-CAR-dahy-um
pronation - pro-NAY-shun
supination - soup-ih-NAY-shun
tendinitis - ten-din-AY-tuss
visceral muscle - VISS-er-uhl MUSS-uh
Answer:
To only yourself, and loved ones.
Explanation:
Legally, no, you are not obligated to care for your own health. Your relatives, however, will not appreciate you neglecting your health. Ethically, morally, empathically, your relatives and/or loved ones will greatly welcome you to keep up with your health to stay as healthy as possible and in their lives for as long as possible.
That would be.... Very bad. That pretty much means that unless this specific person was hooked up to a artificial heart and lung machine, or a VAD (Ventricular assistance device, which even then would most likely be useless), they are dead. Their heart has so much dead tissue that your heart wouldn't be able to effectively pump in the slightest. Also Cardiac tissue does jot heal or grow back, that tissue is all you get. This would mean the patient needs a heart transplant.
