people with a family history of hypertension

a. are at lower risk of developing atherosclerosis

b. should avoid strenuous exercise so as not to bring on a heart attack

c. can only develop hypertension themselves after age 35

d. should take extra steps to lower their other risk factors for cardiovascular disease

The head and torso regions include which
anatomical features? Select all that apply.
cranial region
palmar region
buccal region
gluteal region
carpal region

How many calories are contained in 23 grams of fat?

Select the correct answer.
A scorpion bite is NOT a medical emergency and you do not need to seek medical care.
A. True B. False

T or F: A 4-year degree is also known as a Bachelor’s degree.

when can concussions occur?
A. Only when playing full contact sports.
B. Only when an student isn’t wearing a helmet.
C. Only when the individual who was hit or jolted loses consciousness.
D. In any organized or unorganized recreational sport or activity.

What is Narcissist person?

When strength training, which of the following refers to gradually increasing resistance over time?

A. progression
b. resistance
c. set
d. repetition

Which statement best describes the importance of having the right to access emergency services?
The right to access emergency services can help patients get their medical needs met more efficiently.
The right to access emergency services allows patients to use medical facilities whenever they want to.
The right to access emergency services minimizes patients’ treatment costs.
The right to access emergency services provides patients with the comfort of having a doctor on standby.

any information that a person communicates to another about themselves is known as which of the following
A. Empathy
B. Trust
C. Confirmation
D. Self-disclosure

An important part of changing behavior permanently is the knowledge
that success may require many _____runs. You don't have to succeed
totally the first time.*
A.interviews
B.trial/practice
C.physical
D.mental

Which example represents a risk of something negative happening?
A practitioner follows proper instructions for changing a patient's bandage.
A hospital is located in a place that experiences earthquakes on a monthly basis.
A practitioner discovers information about a patient's allergies before giving medication.
A healthcare facility is located in a country with a strong economy.

Despite having the word Harlem, which is a neighborhood in New York, in their name, where did the Globetrotters originate from?

What does a person need to do to set a realistic and achievable SMART goal to enhance personal fitness?

Use the RACES Model above to tell what you would do if you had a friend who was struggling with their weight, what are three healthy weight loss strategies that you would suggest, AND why?

What did the Great Awakening inspire?
O
A. Support for the British king
O B. Aggression and violence
O C. Opposition to religion
O D. Revolutionary ideas

Why might a person want to help improve the health of people in his or her community

i am not sure, but is it peer pressure ????

Why does the surgeon draw on the patient before surgery?
(A) It is the name of all the surgical team members so the patient can use their names during surgery.
(B)It is a physical reconfirmation that the surgery will take place on that limb or part of the body. I
(C)t’s an autograph; it brings good luck.
(D)It is a record of the time the surgeon first saw the patient that day.

Which of the following is not a benefit of participating in a regular fitness program -increased self-esteem
-decreased metabolic rate
-increased energy
-increased cardio-respiratory fitness​

When should you stop stretching?

Which of the following statements BEST explains why the standing long jump is a test of power?
A.
The distance jumped is directly related to leg power.
B.
The test does not require any other fitness skills.
C.
Most power-oriented fitness tests are focused on the legs.
D.
The standing long jump is the only reliable test of leg power.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
B
C
D3

First perform 20 minutes of Physical Activity. This can be anything that you enjoy doing or have to do. Playing sports, taking a jog, walking the dog, and doing yard work are some examples. Second in the text box write two-four complete sentence describing what you did. What did you do? When did you do it? Where did you do it? Was it easy? Is this something that you normally do? How long did it take? Did someone do it with you?

Which of the following explains the relationship between stress and performance based on the Yerkes-Dodson Law?
A. Stress increases performance up to a certain point but then decreases performance.
B. Less stress increases performance.
C. Less stress decreases performance.
D. More stress increases performance.

Which of the following statements is true? A private doctor’s office is usually larger than a community medical clinic. Private clinics are where you most often see family doctors or nurse practitioners. A private clinic offers more services than a community medical clinic. A private clinic usually has X-ray, rehabilitation, and laboratory services.

which chronic diseases may be prevented by regular visits to dentist?

Which disease may be caused by an unhealthy lifestyle?

Which change occurs to the skeletal system with frequent moderately intense,too intense exercise?

How can I know if I have depression or if I am just sad?

Using the right tone can help you have good interpersonal relations with others.

True
False

which is a factor that influences the onset of type 2 diabetes?
ingestion of gluten
presence of microbes
alcohol intake
insulin resistance