Based on what you’ve learned in the unit and in this article, which type of early childcare environment do you think has the most benefits and why?

Answer:

I think and in-home daycare has the most benefits or a babysitter because eithera babysitter comes to your home where the child is already comfortable or it is ahome atmosphere which is good for the children.

Passing with two hands makes it easier to ball fake?
•true
•false ​

Skeletal muscles are:
A. easily damaged
B. found inside organs
C. Attached to bones
D.involuntary muscles

When working to increase strength in any area of fitness, it's important to not increase any variable by more than 10% each week.
True
False

the process of maturation progress through the influence of ___.

A. Developmental
B. Physical growth
C. Hereditary
D. Behavioral milestones ​

In a baseball ready position preparing to field the ball, a player should be positioned so that their
O Legs are side by side and back on their heels for support.
O Legs are side by side and knees locked
O Legs are about shoulder width apart with knees slightly bent.
OAll of the above

All team members should be aware of the team's specific goals by which stage of team development ? OA. Concluding B. Performing C. Forming D. Storming

b. Suggest four ways muslims can co-exist peacefully with other believers of different Faith​

What's the difference between incomplete and complete spinal cord injury?

Vitamin ___ is the only one that can be manufactured by the body. This can only be done in the presence of _____________.

Flexibility exercises during a cool down prevents your muscles from

tightening.

growing.

stretching.

bulking up.

What is the correct definition of an opportunistic infection?





person who appears healthy, but is infected with a disease


person who appears ill, but is untouched by a disease


a disease that attacks a person with a healthy immune system


a disease that attacks a person with a weakened immune system

Wellness programs at work have been found to reduce employee sick days by how much?

15%
28%
37%
42%

I’ll give Brainlyest but you have to answer both questions

Team A is serving and Team B is receiving. Team A serves the ball and Team B must allow the ball to bounce before they hit it back over, and Team A must allow the ball to bounce on their side before they continue. What is the name of this rule?​

What fitness test measures muscular endurance?

9. Popcorn lung is caused by inhaling which chemical found in vape liquids?
Diacetyl
Nicotine
Alcohol
Water

Explain how blood travels throughout the heart.

Which of the following is NOT a way for a pathogen to cause illness?
A. Painkillers
B. Toxins
C. Immune response
D. Reproduction

In 3 to 4 sentences, explain mechanical digestion.

One and a half hours before practice or a game you should...

eat a light snack.

drink fruit juice.

drink water.

eat a full meal.

Please help me with these 7 questions
I'll give brainliest

The more ___ in a food, the faster bacteria will grow.

A. Moisture.
B. Cheese or dairy.
C. Oxygen.
D. Ingredients.

I think it’s moisture but I’m not sure.

While ice skating, Alice slipped and injured her knee. Which is the best way this injury could have been prevented? A. by resting periodically to maintain her strength B. by taking skating lessons to better her technique C. by wearing safety equipment appropriate to the activity

who are the right sources of health information?​

Part II. Critical Thinking
1. What blood problems would you expect in a patient after a total gastrectomy, removal of the
stomach? (5pts)
2. Why do many anemic patients have gray feces/ stool? (5pts)
3. What happens to cardiac output following the ingestion of a large amount of fluid? (5pts)
4. Discuss the normal, one-way blood circulation (10pts)
5. High blood pressure can be caused by advanced atherosclerosis of the renal arteries, even
though blood flow appears sufficient to allow a normal volume of urine to be produced. Explain
how atherosclerosis of the renal arteries can result in high blood pressure. (5pts)
6. A child appears healthy until approximately 9 months of age. Then the child develops severe
bacterial infections. One after another. Fortunately, the infections are successfully treated with
antibiotics. When infected with measles and other viral disease, the child recovers without
difficulty. Explain (10pts)
7. A patient has pneumonia, and fluids accumulate within the alveoli. Explain why this results in an
increased rate of respiration. How can Oxygen (02) therapy return this rate to normal? (5pts)

What is a sebaceous gland? What is its function?

The server must serve the ball A. underhand o B. overhand​

HELP ASAP
How is the quality of health care services determined or measured?

PLS some one help me with this questions

What two cell structures do protists have that bacteria do not?

Jaheim is 30 years old with a resting heart rate of 96. He does not exercise often and wants to slowly get back in to shape. What intensity should Jaheim target during his exercise? What should his target heart rate zone be? Why is it unsafe for Jaheim to exercise at his Max Heart rate for an extended period of time?