Jerry wants to keep a daily caloric intake of 1,000. What is the state
recommendation(Florida) for caloric intake and what should Jerry move his intake goal too

Should he

A. 1,200 cal

B. 1,500 cal

C. 2,000 cal

D. 1,350 cal

Answer:

B it is possible answer

Compare the most likely cause of death for an individual born in 1900 and an individual born in 2006. The most likely cause of death in 1900 would be pneumonia/influenza, while the leading cause of death in 2006 was heart disease.

When establishing goals for a team, what should you keep in mind?
A. Goals should be extremely specific so that they do not require
objectives.
B. Goals should be more general and include specific objectives.
C. Goals should be extremely specific and include general objectives.
D. Goals should be more general and include general objectives.

All illnesses are considered to be diseases, but not all diseases are considered illnesses.
True
False

1) What is the number one thing one should do before training and after
training to help reduce the risk of injury?
2) Why do you think water is important for us to exercise safely and to
maintain our health?
3) If you are working out inside a gym, what would be a smart thing to do
after using the equipment to keep everybody else safe? (Think of the
situation we are in today)

Greg's yogurt has a 25% DV for calcium, therefore, which of the statement is TRUE?

A. Yogurt is a food that is low in calcium.
B. Yogurt is a food that is moderate in calcium.
C. Yogurt is a food that is high in calcium.
D. None of the above is correct.

Suffixes usually indicate which of the following?

(HINT: There is more than one correct answer)

Group of answer choices

Time

Procedure

Disorder

Number

Location

Condition

Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

T
F

Which statement about American physical fitness BEST reflects current negative fitness attitudes?
A.
57% of the general population exercises at least twice a week.
B.
Most of those who engage in regular exercise report above average health.
C.
One-third of adolescents in high school do not engage in regular physical activity.
D.
Among those who do not engange in physical activity, most report an activity impairment.



Please select the best answer from the choices provided.


A
B
C
D

Which risk factor can be controlled to prevent an injury?
A. Individual genetics
B. Actions of Negligence
C. Equipment failure
D. Effects from natural disasters
(I believe the answer is most likely B)​

Select the correct answer.
True or False. It is okay to give aspirin to a teenager who has been injured if that is all that is available.
A True
B.False

Stan is a dental assistant. Part of his administrative tasks involve entering patient information and details of treatment completed into an online
database. What skill is Stan using to complete his task?
OA science skills
B. interpersonal skills
OC. technological skills
D. social skills

can you type answers in a google doc for me I already have the answers please and thank you, add my s n a p for the answers because it's alot of writing. julie_hay18​

In which of the following acute injury situations is the player least likely to be able to continue playing?
A.
The injury is a small cut.
B.
The injury does not impair movement.
C.
The player is unconscious.
D.
The player suffers mild pain.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
B
C
D

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST
What are the products of photosynthesis?

·carbon dioxide and hydrogen
·hydrogen, oxygen, and water
·light energy, water, and carbon dioxide
·oxygen and glucose

URGENT!!! Responsible drivers assess their personal fitness to drive before getting behind the wheel. Discuss 3 questions you should ask yourself when assessing your fitness and explain how your answers determine your fitness to drive.

___contain amino acids that are essential for certain metabolic functions.
A. Carbohydrates
B. Proteins
C. Fats
D. All of the above

Question 9 (True/False Worth 4 points) Most children drown in residential pools. A fence enclosing the back yard (where most pools are located) is the least effective prevention to these children's drowning. True False

Diversity commonly refers to and encompasses a variety of people, places, or things with different characteristics. Diversity issues refer to problems that arise when people with different characteristics attempt to interact and coexist within a designated population and its culture. Some common diversity issues include race, ethnicity, or skin color; physical or mental disability; religious or spiritual background; and _____.
A.emotional stability B.gender C.intelligence D.educational background

________ and ________ use similar movements and skills.

why is elements in dancing important?

Many parents feel
la sense of accomplishment from raising children.
3 points
True
False

Reflecting means to consider what you will do with certain information.

What is the purpose of the Ryan White CARE Act?

Because they are teaching tools, discipline and punishment are considered the same. True/False

Your friend recently visited her doctor and
was telling you about her visit. She said her
doctor didn't know what he was talking
about. First, the doctor said her heart was in
her ventral cavity, then later said it was in
her thoracic cavity and before she left he
said it was in her pericardial cavity. You
know your friend's doctor isn't wrong in what
he said. In the box to the right summarize
what you would say to your friend to explain
that her doctor really does know what he is
talking about

Explain how the phrase "correlation does not imply causation" is relevant to studying the results of correlational studies as compared to experimental studies.​

what is the most effective way to rest after exercise?

Which of the following is NOT part of baseball etiquette?
A. don't hit a home run when the game is tied
B. refrain from sliding into a fielder outside the base path
C. don't bunt to ruin a pitcher's no-hit game
D. don't intentionally hit a batter with a pitched ball
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
А
B
ОООО
C
D

HIT ME WITH A FACT THAT IS MORE TRUE THAN THESE↓
If you die, you are dead. If you get hit by a bus going 60MPH while you are walking, you will most likely hear a crunch and die.
I WILL MARK BEST ONE AS BRAINLIEST

Driving after drinking
the risk
of bodily harm in the result of a collision.
Oa) decreases
Ob) has no effect on
Oc) increases
Od) has the same risk on