Why exercise is called "medicine?"
A. Even though it has no effect on length of life, it decreases the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia.
B. It improves heart health and academic performance.
C. It wards off type 2 diabetes but increases risk of other chronic diseases.
D. It improves cholesterol level when combined with an organic diet and natural nutritional supplements.
E. Physicians prescribe it more than they do antibiotics.
B. It improves heart health and academic performance.
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A) Painful cystitis B) Painful uremia C) Painless glomerulonephritis D) Painless hematuria
A suffix that means protein is ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
During a client assessment, a client reports a loss of hearing to a nurse. The nurse also finds an increased volume of endolymph fluid in the inner ear. Which instruction should the nurse tell the client?
1. "You should eat a low-salt diet." 2. "You should eat a low-iron diet." 3. "You should eat a low-protein diet." 4. "You should eat a low-carbohydrate diet."
Which of the following best describes the estimated maximal heart rate?
A. It is estimated to 200 plus your resting pulse. B. It is your highest attainable heart rate plus your age. C. It is estimated to be 220 plus your age. D. It is the one thing that does not decrease with age. E. It is estimated to be 220 minus your age.