Explain the physical activity guidelines for children and adolescents
Children and adolescents should engage in 60 minutes or more of moderate- to vigorous-intensity aerobic activity (running, hopping, and skipping) daily. Strength-building exercise (hill climbing, weight lifting, and tree climbing) should be included in the 60 minutes three days a week. Bone strengthening exercises (basketball, rope jumping, and tennis) should also be included in the 60 minutes three days a week.
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a. 30-40 yrs b. 40-50 yrs c. 50-60 yrs d. 60-70 yrs
Sue and Juan are newlyweds and are trying to eat healthy. Sue is taking a nutrition course at the local college and wants to impress Juan with what she has learned. Juan is a bit overweight and rarely eats a balanced diet. Sue also notices that he usually has gas after meals, especially when dairy is present. Lately, he has also been complaining about constipation. Sue is determined to help
alleviate his digestive problems and improve his eating habits. Let's see what you can do to help her. To help Juan with his constipation, which of the following is only advised after the other ideas do not work? a. Take a laxative daily. b. Eat a bran cereal for breakfast and more vegetables throughout the day. c. Drink more fluids. d. Take a walk at lunchtime and after work every day. e. Pay attention to the urge to have a bowel movement.
Resistive exercise targets the cardiovascular system.?
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A painful, red, inflamed tongue is called
A. anemia. B. cheilosis. C. glossitis. D. stomatitis.