On the basis of the objectives of the physical education , prove that it helps in developing leadership quality

Answer: Physical education is referred to sports, and in sports there is a lot of leadership involved. An example is between the trainer and the trainee, the trainer is first a leader to the trainee, he guides the trainee in what to do and how to go about various things necessary in the practice

Explanation:

Physical education is referred to sports, and in sports there is a lot of leadership involved. An example is between the trainer and the trainee, the trainer is first a leader to the trainee, he guides the trainee in what to do and how to go about various things necessary in the practice. Another scenario is that of a football game or basketball, there is a coach, captain, these are all leaders, and most of them are not born into this but are developed as they evolved in the game. Asides assigned leaders, other individuals play leadership roles in most games, where they have to guide other teammates, whom they have better understanding than them

Select the correct answer.
Which method is currently considered the gold standard of body composition measurement?
A.
Skinfold calipers
B.
Air Displacement Plethysmograph (the Bod Pod)
C.
Body Mass Index
D.
Bioelectrical Impedance

which is a possible hazard of a storm drain?

A. Poison Gasses

B. Broken Glass

C. Flash Floods

D. All of The Above

What is the Eustachian tube?

helps to equalize pressure
it helps with balance
it helps minimize sounds
it helps maximize sound vibrations

Betty is an elderly patient in a nursing home. She does not move well, is frail, and weighs just over 110 lb. She needs to be
transported to her appointment on a gurney. Which best describes how she should properly be transported to the gurney?
O two healthcare providers would move her using a slide board
O two healthcare providers would move her with a mechanical lift
O four healthcare providers would move her using a slide board
O four healthcare providers would move her using a mechanical lift

Technology is useful for managing what kind of resources

Which statement describes a function of the
human male reproductive system?
A.It produces gametes in testes.

B.It supplies a fluid that protects the fetus.

C. It provides support for the development of the
embryo.
D.It provides nutrient materials through a
placenta.

Haley, a nursing assistant, needs to move her patient to change the patient's shirt. Haley uses slide sheets to move the patient.
When finished, which best describes what Haley should do?
O shift the patient back and forth to remove the slide sheets
O leave the slide sheets for easy access and for safety
O remove the slide sheet because it offers too much friction for a resting patient
O ask the patient if she wants the slide sheets left there or removed

Cardiac arrest disrupts the flow of blood to the brain, lungs and other organs True or Flase

The _____________ of the eye bends the light rays and focuses them on the rear inner lining called the ____________. The image is then relayed through the _______ _______ to the brain.

Select the correct answer.
Individuals with arthritis are generally in the most pain in the _____.
A.
Morning
B.
Afternoon
C.
Evening
D.
Varies based on the individual

If you wanted to go to a school with many activities and sports teams, which type of school would be the
MOST likely to be what you are looking for?
•career college
•university
•training program
•site-based program

What type of muscles are found in the large intestine?
striated,
smooth,
or cardiac​

where do you think your lifestyle currently lands on the spectrum of waste?​

tation
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Sustainable agriculture means food production methods that do all of the following except for
o provide humane conditions for animals
deplete the soil
consider the safety and welfare of the workers
provide fair wages to grower
I'm

what changes during puberty happen to both genders

Someone please help, its for health, its about HIV/AIDS
1. When was HIV first recognized in the U.S.?
A. 1970
B. 1975
C. 1981
D. 1986

2. Which of these is a symptom of HIV infection?
A. Swollen lymph nodes
B. Fever
C. Tiredness
D. All of the above

3. A person has AIDS when which of these occurs?
A. Exposure to HIV
B. HIV antibodies are found in the blood
C. The CD4+ count is lower than 200 or opportunistic infections develop in an HIV-infected person
D. A person has HIV for 5 years

4. What does HIV-positive mean?
A. Either antibodies against HIV or the virus particles themselves are present in the blood
B. You have been tested for HIV
C. Your white cell count is high
D. You have been informed about HIV

5. HIV attacks a certain kind of cell in the immune system. Which is it?
A. Red blood cells
B. White blood cells called T cells
C. Platelets
D. Epithelial cells

6. What is the CD4 T-cell count at which AIDS is considered to have developed?
A. Below 1,000 per cubic milliliter
B. Below 500 per cubic milliliter
C. Below 200 per cubic milliliter
D. Below 50 per cubic milliliter

7. The risk for HIV/AIDS is tied to behaviors. Which of these behaviors can put you at risk?
A. Spending time with someone who has AIDS
B. Not wearing latex condoms during sex
C. Injecting drugs
D. B and C

8. Why is a combination of medicines—called a cocktail—used to treat HIV?
A. The virus changes (mutates) rapidly
B. Each person responds to each medicine differently
C. Combining medicines triples their strength
D. A and B

9. What is the best way to protect yourself against HIV?
A. Get yourself vaccinated for HIV
B. Use birth control pills
C. Use a latex condom during sexual intercourse
D. B and C

10. If you are infected with HIV, you will definitely get AIDS.
A. True
B. False

11. HIV can be passed from one person to another by shaking hands.
A. True
B. False

12. If you are sexually active, it's important to know your partner's sexual history.
A. True
B. False

13. Only drug abusers have to worry about the dangers of sharing needles.
A. True
B. False

14. The nation's blood supply is screened for HIV, so blood transfusions in the U.S. are safe.
A. True
B. False

15. Almost 1 in 4 of all Americans who have HIV/AIDS are 25 or younger.
A. True
B. False

16. People may not recognize HIV symptoms in themselves because they think that what they are feeling
and experiencing is normal.
A. True
B. False
17. Many people infected with HIV would rather suffer in silence than tell friends or family about their
illness.
A. True
B. False

can someone explain why its great to work with 12 year olds and younger kids?

Select the correct answer.
The physiological changes to a pregnant woman's body can remain in effect for how long after delivery?
A.
days
B.
2-3 weeks
C.
4-6 weeks
D.
2-3 years

True or false. The net weight shown on canned foods includes the liquids in which the foods are canned.

Select the three most vigorous types of yoga.
Hatha
Kripalu
Bikram
m Power
Kundalini
Iyengar
Prana
I Ahimsa

define first aid.write down its objectives​

Explain why participants in the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine trial recorded information in an app after receiving injections.
No links plz

what called the corner kicks of futsal?

what life teaches us​

all of the following are part of 4BB's of learning, except which?

A. imagery
B. music
C. symbol

ayon sa artikulo bakit hindi kanais nais ang teenage pregnancy sang ayon ka ba dito​

which structures does the sprems Cells are made?
A- A
B- B
C- C
D- D
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It is recommended that the elderly exercise _____.
A.
Only if they are overweight
B.
1-2 times per week
C.
3-5 times per week
D.
6 days per week

A child’s intellectual capacity is most likely to reach its fullest potential in a home where ____.

PLZ HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What are the vertebrae right under the skull referred to as?

lumbar vertebrae

cervical vertebrae

sacrum

thoracic vertebrae