Answer:
Complications of enteral feeding. Patients with feeding tubes are at risk for such complications as aspiration, tube malpositioning or dislodgment, refeeding syndrome, medication-related complications, fluid imbalance, insertion-site infection, and agitation
Explanation:
The answer is tighten and contract.
In order for the students to pull the rope their muscles will need to tighten and contract so they are able to continuously pull with all their strength and power. Relaxed or twitched muscles will result in release of the rope.
Answer:
Secondary
Explanation:
Prevention techniques are divided into 3 broad categories known as the primary , secondary and tertiary prevention techniques.
Primary prevention deals with prevention of the disease from occurring in the first instance.
Secondary prevention minimizes the severity of the disease or injury once it has occurred. This can include health screenings such as mammograms, and colonoscopies for those in the appropriate age/risk category.
Tertiary technique prevent the disease already had by the individual from getting worse and making sure the symptoms are minimal.
Tracking your flexibility over time as you train. There are no requirements on how flexible you need to be and there is no correlation of your length of life or muscle strength with how flexible you are.
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