Which of the following exercises does not focus on core (abdominal strength)

A) bicep curl
B) yoga
C) sit ups
D) planks

Answer: Bicep curl

Explanation:

A bicep curl focuses on your bicep which is a muscle in the higher part of you arm.

write a essay about a disease and how to treat it but it has to be a disease that hasn't been treated yet.

A patient and her doctor speak different languages, so the doctor requests an interpreter. This is best described as (an).
O physical consideration.
O emotional consideration.
O personal consideration.
O behavioral consideration.

Agree or Disagree: *Obesity is a preventable risk factor, not a disease.

*Obesity: the condition of being fat or overweight
•Risk factor: an influence or circumstance that is linked to
poor health, disability, or death.
•Disease: a particular quality, habit, or disposition regarded as
adversely affecting a person or a group of people

To earn full credit you must respond with:
1) Claim (make a point);
2) Evidence (support it with some type of proof -feel free to reference your My Fitness Pal Data, your personal experience, or a real world examples) *DO NOT LOOK UP/PROVIDE DATA FROM THE INTERNET; and
3) Reasoning (pull-together/significance/importance/relevance/commentary...your own reasoning--as many sentences as it takes to get your point across!)
Step 1: Respond to the prompt by first indicating which side you are on--Agree or Disagree.
Step 2: Respond to the statement in CER format (above). *This is academic discourse/writing (not conversational dialogue so be as professional as possible!). Ensure you use complete sentences, at/above grade level vocabulary and jargon (words that are associated with a particular field or area of activity).

Jon has placed salad underneath raw meat in the storage unit. His manager, Cyndi, finds it. The correct course of action Cyndi must take is _____.

go into the kitchen and give Jon a verbal warning about his action

call Jon into the office and explain the dangers of storing salad underneath raw meat and have him correct his action

throw away the salad and fire Jon immediately

correct the problem for him

How can I tell if i'm a good boy

In the hospital cafeteria, which method if used can help effectively prevent the spread of pathogens in food?

A. Serve food promptly and quickly

B. Make sure patients only get the food they order

C. Cook foods to recommended temperatures

D. Report any spills to environmentally safety staff

E. Serve food on disposable plates and in cups

Writing threats or abusive statements is an example of ______.

O verbal abuse
O physical abuse
O sexual abuse
O neglect

What are the four stages of group building? Please explain each stage. Help please!

which technological advances have improved vaccines?

A crisis-management plan entails assembling a team and assigning responsibilities, preparing to deal with media, and establishing a communication system for employees.


True

False

When blood contaminated with pathogen‘s comes into contact with a wound, eyes, or mouth, it is a form of ________?

Which action is most likely the result of empathy?
sending a get-well card
hugging a significant other
opening a door for a person carrying a load
waving when you see a casual acquaintances

Why should you include weight training as part of your exercise routine?
I. to increase muscle mass
II. to increase bone density
III. to increase flexibility

A. only I
B. only II
C. I and III
D. I, II, and III

You eat a banana while studying for a test. Your body begins to digest the banana while you continue studying.

A. Somatic nerves
B. Sensory nerves
C. Autonomic nerves
D. Cranial nerves

Between ages four and five, why is it important to remember that every child is unique?

Can someone please answer these for me!!
1. This type of nutrient is needed in large amounts and includes proteins, fats, and carbs.
A- Minerals B- Macronutrients
C- Micronutrients

2. This macronutrient is the building block for the body’s tissues?
A- Carbohydrates B- Proteins
C- Fats D- Vitamins

3. The starches and sugars found in food; especially in plant-based foods. They are the main sources of energy.
A- Carbs B- Proteins C- Fat
D- Vitamins

4. Nutrients to promote normal growth, give you energy, and keep your skin healthy. There are two types of saturated fat and unsaturated
fat.
A- Fats B- Proteins C- Carbs D- Nutrient

5. How many calories per gram come from fat?
A-6 B- 4 C-9

6. How many calories per gram come from carbohydrates?
A-9 B-5 C-4



7. Which statement is considered a function of proteins?
A- growth, repair, and maintenance of body cells and tissues
B-to provide the body with fat-soluble vitamins
C-to give body insulating layer

8. Which statement is considered a function of fat?
A- growth, repair, and maintenance of body tissues
B- Act as a source of fiber in your diet
C-to protect our vital organs

9. Which statement is a function of carbohydrates?
A- provide us with energy
B- To give our bodies and the insulating layer in order to maintain body temperature
C- To protect our vital organs

10. Which statement best describes the effect that simple sugars (carbs) have blood sugar levels?
A-raise blood sugar levels quickly
B- they raise blood sugar levels slowly over a long period of time
C- They have no impact on blood sugar levels

11. Which is a list of sources of carbs?
A- chicken, fish, eggs
B- Bread, rice, pasta, and red meat
C- Bread, rice, pasta, and potatoes

12. The risk of obesity, heart disease, and cancer is increased by a diet that is :
A- trans fat
B- saturated fat
C- cholesterol
D- all of the above

13. Essential amino acids are:
A- vitamins that dissolve in fat
B- the nine amino acids the body can’t produce
C- come from greens, legumes, nuts, and seeds
D- are units of energy produced by proteins


14. Which of the following is the best source of omega-3 fatty acids?
A- steak B- fish C- pork D- corn oil

15. What is the daily percentage total recommended for Carbohydrates?
A- 60-75% B- 10-25% C-45-65%

16. Keto diet consists of:
A- high protein diet
B- high-fat diet

17. An example of a complex carbohydrate?
A- fruits B- vegetables C- whole grains

18. What is the daily presentable total recommended for Proteins?
A- 45-65% B- 5-20% C- 10-35%

19. Which type of fat should be consumed in moderation?
A- trans fat
B- polyunsaturated fat
C- saturated fat

20. Olive oil is high in what type of fat?
A- saturated fat
B- trans fat
C- monounsaturated fat

_____ provide energy to the body by helping the body use protein and fat efficiently.

Carbohydrates

Liquids

Lipids

Vitamins and minerals

What junk food is actually good for you?

What is a consequence of being bullied

decreased anxiety
decreased health complaints
decreased interest in activities
increased academic achievement

which can transmit hiv. blood,saliva,sweat,tears?

Overtraining is:
A. okay if you dont overdo it
B. the only was to get really good at a sport
C. risky because you can get sick or hurt
D. only a problem for elite athletes

John has decided he needs to work harder on his Social Studies project. Then, his teacher says if he gets a good grade in Social Studies, he may be eligible for a special scholarship for college. What type of motivation is present here?
a.
Intrinsic
c.
Extrinsic to intrinsic
b.
Extrinsic
d.
Intrinsic to extrinsic

what should I have for breakfast?

Gastrin is a hormone the stomach produces that stimulates the release of gastric acid. It is located in the G cells in the lining of the stomach and upper small intestine. When you eat, gastrin stimulates the release of gastric acid, an important part of the digestive process.

why knowing first aid procedures can help achieve the goals of healthy people 2010

Please help ;-;

What is good about “good” cholesterol?
A. It prevents several cancers.
B. It lowers the risk of heart disease.
C. It has the same impact as LDL cholesterol.
D. It increases the likelihood that you will be athletic.

Marathon runners:
A.tend to have more slow-twitch muscle fiber
B.can run only one or two marathons a year
C.are always very thin
D.only eat carbohydrates

Describe "direct" service and give two examples.

The majority of the food breakdown process occurs in the
A. mouth.
B. bladder.
C. stomach.
D. intestines.

Connective tissue performs which of the following
functions?
establishing a structural framework
transporting fluids, nutrients, and gases
pumping blood throughout the body
storing energy reserves
excreting wastes