An athletic trainer who continues to work on paperwork while talking to a patient is sending a message that he or she does not care.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Alcoholism is recognized as the number one health problem for Native Americans. 2. The majority of alcohol that enters the body is absorbed into the stomach. 3. Ninety percent of alcohol is metabolized in the liver. 4. A 150-pound person with more lean body tissue will have a lower blood alcohol concentration (BAC) than a 150-pound person with high body fat who drinks the same amount of alcohol. 5. The first phase of alcoholic liver disease, fatty liver, can be reversed with about 30 days’ abstinence.
Orthopedics is the:
A) medical specialty concerned with correcting problems with the skeletal system. B) branch of medical science concerned with childbirth. C) method of adjusting the segments of the spinal column. D) study of the urine and urinary organs in health and disease.
Within the realm of biomechanics, use of blade prosthetics has allowed those with lower limb amputations to compete in running events. When considering the means part of a situation-means ethical argument to allow the inclusion of lower limb amputees in able-bodied events, which of these would be considered part of that means argument?
A. The able-bodied athletes B. The amputee athletes C. The sport of sprinting D. Each of these groups would be part of the means argument
An abnormally persistent erection of the penis, usually accompanied by pain and tenderness, is:
A. balanitis B. phimosis C. priapism D. testicular torsion