Which of the following is the best location to find your pulse in order to determine your heart rate?

A. Your thumb
B. Your carotid artery in the side of your neck
C. Your ankle
D. The top of your hand

Question 13 (1 point)
To stop severe bleeding, you should first cover the wound in gauze and then position the wound higher than the heart to slow blood loss.
True
False
Question 14 (1 point)
Most people who are stung by insects can be treated at home, but people who experience anaphylaxis require immediate emergency care.
True
False
Question 15 (1 point)
After moving electrical wires and checking that a person with electrical shock is safe, you then call 911.
True
False
Question 16 (1 point)
Automated external defibrillators and Hands-Only CPR should be used only by people with training to restore breathing and heartbeat.
True
False

What are food contaminants?

Question 1 options:

harmful substances unintentionally added to food


chemicals from natural sources


can be formed during processing


all of the above

HELP ME
together, insulin and glucagon help maintain a state called homeostasis in which conditions inside the body remain steady. when blood sugar is too high, the pancreas secretes more insulin. when blood sugar levels drop, the pancreas releases glucagon to raise them. this is an example of how the body keeps _________(select all 3 that apply)

A-Balance
B-Death
C-Stability
D-Feedback (mostly negative but sometimes positive
E-Sugar High

What do you think the outcome of a physical education program should be?

Tom and his brother have been arguing a lot lately. He is trying to figure out why. Which step of the REASON process is Tom working on?


A) noting the results of a decision


B) recognizing the problem


C) evaluating the information needed


D) analyzing choices and consequences


*The answer is B recognizing the problem!*

(01.07 HC)

Explain the overload principle. Discuss the relationship between the principle of overload and the FITT principle. (6 points)

Your answer:

Please helppppppppppppp :(

What choices can I make to be and stay healthy?

Critical thinking. Give one example of a time you were injured and received first aid. How does the first aid you received compare to the first-aid guidelines in this chapter?

Graded Assignment
Value Differences
As you make friends outside your family circle, you may be exposed to people who hold values and beliefs that are different from what you’ve grown up with. How can you navigate interacting with all these new people? In this assignment, you will research the value and beliefs of different cultures, consider your personal values, and analyze an interaction you’ve had with someone outside your own culture.
Part 1 Instructions
Use the internet and other resources to conduct research on the different values and beliefs of different cultures. There are hundreds of thousands of cultures in the world, so focus on three to four that are new to you. Some aspects of culture you can search for that relate to values and beliefs may be as follows:
• religious beliefs
• family values and structure
• how people communicate with one another (not just language spoken, but body language, gestures, do they touch a lot, are they reserved, etc.)
As you conduct your research, write down each source you find and take notes on the cultures you learn about in your Health Notebook.
Part 2 Instructions
You were also born into a culture with its own values and beliefs. What would you consider to be your core values?
Part 3 Instructions
Every day, people from different cultures meet and interact with one another. Think about a time you met someone with different values and beliefs from yours. How did you interact with that person?
Be sure to respond in complete sentences and use proper spelling and grammar in your responses.
Total score: ____ of 40 points
1. List at least three different sources in the space below.
Type your answer here.
2. Think about the cultures you researched. Choose three different cultures you read about during your research, and identify and describe at least three core values or beliefs for each culture.
Culture 1:
Type your answer here.
Culture 2:
Type your answer here.
Culture 3:
Type your answer here.
3. Identify and describe at least three core values and beliefs that you hold.
Value/Belief 1:
Type your answer here.
Value/Belief 2:
Type your answer here.
Value/Belief 3:
Type your answer here.
4. In no more than one page, describe a time you met someone with different values and beliefs from yours. What did you talk about or do together? Did your value differences come up at all? Were they a problem, or were they a positive influence on your interaction?
Type your answer here.
5. Is there anything you would do differently now? In no more than one page, describe how you might improve how you relate and interact with people whose values differ from your own. Why is it important to develop healthy relationships or have healthy interactions with people of different cultures?
Type your answer here.

Part II: OTFD
Consider the following scenarios:

Imagine your friend asks for your opinion about an outfit she wants to buy.

Your friend wants to know what you think about a certain video game that is new in stores.

You want to ask someone you like to come to your soccer game.

Something else you find in your everyday life.

Use your This Is It! attitude to create your own OTFD. You can use one of the examples above or a real situation you have.

Provide a two or three sentence description of the situation you are using. Then provide a sentence to describe how you might have approached the other person before learning about OTFD.

Create an actual OTFD for the situation. Include a sentence for each part of OTFD.

plz help ,having a gap between the frisbee and the web of your thumb is critical for air flow


false


true

Ellery's company has applied for a subsidy. What does this MOST likely mean?



A Ellery wants to stop offering health insurance to the employees.



B Ellery wants to get more healthcare workers hired on her staff.



C Ellery wants to get financial help for the employee healthcare costs.



D Ellery wants to import healthcare products from overseas into the United States.

Which of the following are physiological changes to the body that result from stress? Select all that apply.

Question 1 options:

issues with mood, anger, depression, irritability, lack of energy, concentration problems, anxiety and panic attacks


aches and pains, inflammation, tension, lowered bone density (propensity for osteoporosis), tightness in the shoulders and back


decreases blood pressure, slow heart beat, decreased risk of heart attack and stroke, and lower cholesterol


suppressed effectiveness of the immune system to battle and recover from illness. Leads to higher levels of inflammation in the body, which causes a variety of chronic health conditions


can cause peptic ulcer disease, IBD, IBS, food allergies, stomach cramps, reflux, nausea and weight fluctuations

1. Why did this pharmacist say the most important tool she uses is her cell phone?

Observe an animal eating. How do they eat their food? What teeth do they use? What do their teeth look like?

Want to help me out here?

who knows why we have white blood cells?

Explain why it is important to stay informed about current events and scientific recommendations in order to prevent disease outbreaks.

What does alcohol do to your body?

Hey can someone help me please?
Subject: Gym

A. What is a warm-up?
1. Any activity or movement done by the body.

2. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.
3. Lighter exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right after a workout session to gradually move the body from a heightened activity mode to a more relaxed state.
4. Light exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right before a workout session to get more blood flow to your muscles to improve mobility

B. What is a cool down?
1. Lighter exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right after a workout session to gradually move the body from a heightened activity mode to a more relaxed state.
2. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.
3. Any activity or movement done by the body.
4. Light exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right before a workout session to get more blood flow to your muscles to improve mobility

C. What is physical activity?

1. Lighter exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right after a workout session to gradually move the body from a heightened activity mode to a more relaxed state.
2. Any activity or movement done by the body.
3. Light exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right before a workout session to get more blood flow to your muscles to improve mobility
4. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.

D. What is exercise?
1. Light exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right before a workout session to get more blood flow to your muscles to improve mobility
2. Lighter exercise and stretching done for a few minutes right after a workout session to gradually move the body from a heightened activity mode to a more relaxed state.
3. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.
4. Any activity or movement done by the body.

E. What are repetitions in a workout?
1. The amount of times you do an exercise consecutively (one after another).
2. Any activity or movement done by the body.
3. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.
4. The amount of times you do an exercise for a number of reps.

F. What are sets in a workout?
1. The amount of times you do an exercise consecutively (one after another).
2. Planned and structured physical activity and movement intended for maintenance and/or improvement of physical fitness.
3. The amount of times you do an exercise for a number of reps.
4. Any activity or movement done by the body.

G. Walking a dog is an example of:

1. physical activity

2. Exercise


H. Swimming twice a week is an example of:
1. Physical Activity
2. Exercise
3.Both Physical Activity and Exercise

I. Doing a cardiovascular workout twice a week is an example of:
A. physical activity
B. Exercise
C. Both physical activity and exercise

L. Painting your room is an example of:
1. physical activity
2. exercise
3. both physical activity and exercise

Name 5 personal examples of eustress. Name 5 personal examples of distress. hurry and do it 20 points and ill brainlist you if it's right

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here is the days for pride
(sry if this is wrong i just found it on pintrest lol)

my day is on the 3rd :)

Can someone please give me a list of exercises that do not use the core?

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What is Roman Reigns real name?

Brushing twice a day is not necessary to maintain good oral health. True or False

how do balance beam exercises help enhance movement skills?

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