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Health advocacy is referred to the health skill which Ana is using to encourage her friend to buy some fruit or a low fat energy bar.
<h3>What is Health advocacy?</h3>
This is the process in which individuals are persuaded to make informed decisions about their health by explaining health information and their various effects.This helps to increase recovery rates and reduce mortality rate in a given community.
This helps to ensure that individuals are aware of the implications of their various actions or eating habits through how they affect the body system. A very good example is that a low fat energy bar will reduce the risk of an individual having obesity or cardiovascular diseases.
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The correct answers are; eliminating the risk of contracting HIV and other STDs, building mutual respect among partners, avoiding negative emotional consequences of sexual activity, reducing the chance of endangering long-term goals, and preventing pregnancy
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Further Explanation:
When a person is abstinent they do not engage in any type of sexual relations with their partner. This helps to build a better relationship with the partner because they are both respecting each others decision about sex.
Being abstinent will also prevent unplanned and unwanted pregnancy. If a female gets pregnant at a young age, she and her partner may not be able to fulfil all of their goals they had for the future since they are now going to be parents.
Without having sexual relations, STDs and HIV will be eliminated from their lives. Having unprotected sex can lead to serious health issues with some being incurable. It is important to remain abstinent until you find the person you want to be in a secure relationship with.
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The left side of your heart pumps oxygenated blood to your body.
The right side pumps blood to the lungs to receive the oxygen and it goes out of the left side to distribute it throughout the body.
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