Why are drugs absorbed slowly after subcutaneous administration?
A) because there are only a few blood vessels in the subcutaneous layer
B) because fat metabolizes a drug quickly
C) because the fat layer is so deep
D) all of the above
Answer: A
B) Fat does not metabolize a drug quickly
C) If a drug is injected into this layer, it does not matter how deep it is, only what it is made of.
D) Only one answer is correct.
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A) Malaria from mosquito bites B) HIV from a contaminated IV drug user needle C) Tuberculosis from inhalation of air after a cough D) Typhoid fever from traveling to a third-world country
If there is doubt about an individual’s readiness for physical activity, what is recommended?
A. Ask the individual to take a more comprehensive medical risk questionnaire. B. Be sure the individual understands the risk of physical activity and signs the liability form. C. Monitor the heart rate and blood pressure of the individual on a daily basis. D. Have the individual get a medical exam and clinical exercise test to be certain he/she is ready to participate.
What is the ability to change body position and direction quickly and efficiently?​
a.​muscular endurance b.reaction time​ c.muscular flexibility​ d.agility​ e.balance​
Lack of time is an often-cited reason for not engaging in more physical activity. List at least three ways to fit more exercise into your schedule
What will be an ideal response?