In the context of fitness, good ________ may be viewed as having sufficient energy and vitality to accomplish daily living tasks and leisure-time physical activities without undue fatigue.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
health
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A medical term that means bladder pain is ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Consider the following excerpt from a clinician’s notes following completion of an endocrine examination. Explain the medical terms.
Patient is a 12-year-old female being evaluated for a 4-week history of polyuria (a) accompanied by increased thirst and a lack of energy between meals. The general practice physician had requested a urinalysis and blood evaluation, which had revealed ketonuria (b) and hyperglycemia (c) , prompting the referral to endocrinology (d) . Glucose tolerance testing verified the presence of Type 1 diabetes mellitus. Blood gas analysis further confirmed the presence of acidosis (e) . Insulin therapy and patient education was begun, and a follow-up evaluation was scheduled.
As an elementary school teacher you are required to have your 5th grade students perform a national physical fitness test that includes a 12-minute run test. For this test, the score is based on how many laps of a track that the student completed in the 12-minute test. Which of these things would be considered important in helping students succeed?
A. Discuss pacing strategies with the children B. Have the students perform vigorous physical activity prior to the test. C. Repeat the test for several days in a row D. Each of these is equally important to consider.
An example of effective time management is
A) setting a timeline for completing an end-of-the semester project. B) putting off working on a research paper because you prefer to do your math homework. C) forcing yourself to finish a long assignment even though you are tired. D) making sure every minute of time in your schedule is used.