Low levels of activity resulting from being overweight can increase the risk of developing certain types of cancer due to obesity-related inflammation and metabolic changes.
The student asked what could be a possible result of low levels of activity caused by being overweight. A possible result of low physical activity levels due to being overweight is an increased risk of developing certain types of cancer. This is because uncontrolled obesity can lead to health problems including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, sleep apnea, arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, and some types of cancer. These health consequences can stem from effects of increased fat mass or fat cells, which contribute to inflammation, altered metabolism, and insulin resistance, thereby increasing the risk of cancer.
List six nutrients that are found in food.
Which one of the following choices is an inorganic nutrient?
Question 3 options:
Vitamins
Lipids
Minerals
Carbohydrates
Answer:
minerals is correct
Explanation:
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A minor cut or bruise will usually cause someone to go into shock.
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Explain the second principle of training, and the balance one needs to find.
Answer:
The second rule in the FITT principle relates to intensity. It defines the amount of effort that should be invested in a training program or any one session.
Explanation:
Select the 5 components of physical fitness.
Muscular Endurance
Body Composition
Running
Strength
Flexibility
Heart and Lung/Cardiovascular Endurance
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Why is tuberculosis an important infectious disease?
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Which is NOT a risk factor for violence?
availability of weapons
memberships in gangs
poverty
the fight-or-flight response
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The answer is the fight or flight response.
The fight or flight response is a survival mechanism in the body in the nervous system. It is how we respond to a stressful situation and is there to protect us from harm. Therefore it is not a risk factor for violence. It's our bodies natural way to protect us from violence.
The other choices are sadly all risk factors for violence.
How many moles are in 3.01 x 10 to the 22nd atoms of magnesium??
6.02×1023 atoms will constitute = one mole of Mg
1 atom will be present in = 16.02 x 10^23 mol
3.01×1022 atoms will present in
=(16.02 x 10^23×3.01×1022)mol
= 3.016.02×10−23×1022
= 0.05 mol
In a particular city in one year, the birth rate is 25 per 1,000 people. The death rate is 10 per 1,000 people. What is the city’s annual population growth? A. 25% B. 1.5% C. 3.5% D. 35%
Answer:
1.5%
Explanation:
which most strongly influences one's decision to drink
A) one's feelings about oneself
B) one's past experiences
C) one's likes and dislikes
D) one's opinion
Answer:
A
Explanation:
What two factors affect variation in egg prices?
Which one of the following choices best represents a stress hormone
The skill of _________________ involves using communication to influence and support other in making positive health decisions.
Which statement correctly describes what happens in health care when ethics and morals clash?
A. If you refuse to do a task because it goes against your morals, you will be in danger of losing your license because it is unethical to refuse work.
B. If you refuse to do a task because you believe it is morally wrong, you will be fired.
C. When an ethical and moral conflict arises, healt-hcare institutions will consider removing the individual from the work assignment if they can justify their point of view.
D. If you have concerns about the morality of some work-related tasks, your only choice is to do them or quit.
If you were stranded on an island, with no fresh water available, would it help you drink water from the sea? why or why not? your answer
Which factors may influence teenage drinking? Check all that apply.
drinking games played by young people at parties
pictures posted on social media that include alcohol
celebrity endorsements for certain brands of alcohol
posters of teenage mothers holding a baby while drink
Answer:
the answer is a,drinking games played by young people at parties b,pictures posted on social media that include alcohol and c,celebrity endorsements for certain brands of alcohol
Explanation:
what part of the body provides structure and rigidity?
A. bones
B. joints
C. ligaments
D. muscles
Evaluate the adults' responses to the following situation.
Thad is four. One day, his aunt asks him if he wants to go on a walk and he declines and uses a swear word. He speaks in a pleasant voice, however. Thad's mother bursts out laughing. "I wonder where he heard that?" she says. Thad's aunt says, "Isn't that precious?"
Adults' responses to Thad's use of a swear word suggest different attitudes within their speech community toward language use. Thad's mother finds it amusing, while his aunt terms it 'precious,' both potentially influencing Thad's understanding of appropriate language and signaling early code switching.
Explanation:The responses of the adults in the situation where four-year-old Thad declined to go on a walk using a swear word require evaluation. The casual reactions of Thad's mother laughing and his aunt calling it 'precious' could be a reflection of differing speech communities and the norms within them regarding language use. Thad's mother's amusement might indicate a more relaxed attitude towards informal language, whereas the aunt's endearment could signify a tolerance or even encouragement of childish behaviors.
These responses also touch on the concept of code switching, where individuals alter their speech, behavior, or expressions based on their audience. It's possible that Thad's pleasant voice, despite the use of a swear word, demonstrates early code switching, distinguishing between tone and language content in various social contexts. It is crucial for adults to guide children in understanding appropriate language use within their speech community and when code switching may be necessary.
Which describes how the members of a caring and committed family think about themselves?
They stay together, through good times and bad.
They focus on troubles, even when things are going well.
They tell secrets about each other.
They have to be honest, even when it’s cruel.
Answer:
They stay together, through good times and bad.
Explanation:
A caring and committed family is always thinking about the welfare of its members. This is a happy family where members can count on each other and trust the family at any time in their lives. Because more than happiness, what should be evident in a good family is unity and unconditionality. Siblings may fight and even get angry, but when necessary they know that they can count on each other unconditionally. In short, members of a caring and committed family stay together, in good and bad times no matter what.
Why is it important to avoid foods that cause a spike in blood sugars?
It is important to avoid ballistic stretches because they can increase body and muscle temperature extend a joint beyond its regular range of motion exceed the stretchable limits of the tissues involved stretch the muscle to its farthest point
Answer:
exceed the stretchable limits of the tissues involved
Explanation:
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Why might most developmental psychologists support the idea that people have some characteristics that are
stable throughout their lives while other characteristics change over time? Give an example.
An x-ray shows that Corey's tooth is fractured below the gingiva and can't be repaired. There's also an abscess on the adjacent tooth. Which staff member will Corey see to get the broken tooth extracted?
A. An oral surgeon
B. A general dentist
C. A prosthodontist
D. An endodontist
Once your workout program is established, how long should you exercise each week?
Answer:
20 to 30 minutes, 3 to 5 times per week.Explanation:
The options for this question are:
45 to 60 minutes, 5 times per week10 minutes daily20 to 30 minutes, 3 to 5 times per week60 minutes dailyAmong the options, the best answer is the third one: 20 to 30 minutes, 3 to 5 times per week. The reason, it's because professionals recommend working out with a with a rest day interspersed, we exercise one Monday, Tuesday we rest, exercise on Wednesday, Thursday we rest, and go back Friday. This frequency is the generally recommend, but if the person has a better health, and body resistance, strength and flexibility, the person can workout from Monday to Friday.
Now, each day, the proper average of time is 20 to 30 minutes, because 20 is the minimum approximate time to get the body heated, with the proper number of heartbeat, which will help to burn more fat.
Therefore, the right answer is the third one.
An active student injured his knee playing basketball and has been advised by his doctor to avoid impact activities that cause heavy force on his bones. What is the most effective activity he can do to maintain his stamina without further injury?
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what prevents debris from entering the body.
Sexual assault and rape are usually committed by a a. stranger. b. person the victim knows. c. drug addict. d. person in a position of power.
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Which is the type of smoke that is inhaled and then exhaled by a smoker?
A.
passive smoke
B.
mainstream smoke
C.
secondhand smoke
D.
sidestream smoke
The answer is B. Mainstream smoke.
Reasoning: it's putting your lips up to the butt of the cigarette and inhaling straight from the MAIN source of the nicotine and tobacco. So, it is mainstream smoking.
Secondhand smoking is breathing in the smoke that comes from the mainstream smoker, sidestream smoking is breathing in the smoke that comes from the burning cigarette, and passive smoking is breathing in the smoke from the mainstream smoker involuntarily, such as walking into a room and having smoke blown in your face.