An athlete is in the gym, performing a series of lifts at 90% of 1 RM. You would anticipate that they would be able to complete at least 8 repetitions at this intensity if they were considered an "advanced" athlete.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Fatima's sexual response is most likely due to
Paul and Fatima are in their late 20s and have been married for 2 years. Their sexual intimacy includes various sexual behaviors. Paul has noticed that while he has no difficulty getting an erection, he does have difficulty ejaculating when he and Fatima are having intercourse. Fatima rarely feels sexually satisfied after intercourse and often relies on self-stimulation to achieve an orgasm. Fatima doesn't see her lack of orgasm with Paul as a problem; however, Paul does. Paul is beginning to make excuses for not having sex. A. vaginismus. B. orgasmic dysfunction. C. a need for direct clitoral stimulation. D. guilt because of the sexual behaviors she engages in.
The combining form that means urethra is ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The nasolacrimal duct drains lacrimal fluid into the nose
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
With regard to the development of Greek sport,
A. the origin of Greek sport has not been clearly established by scholars and there are two predominant schools of thought of the development of Greek sport; the traditional "rise -and-fall approach" and the view that Greek sport came about due to contact with other civilizations who practiced sport such as the Egyptians, Crete, and the Phoenicians B. Agon and Arete were common arguments that were used by philosophers who were opposed to the popularity of Greek athletics. C. the origin of Greek sport has not been clearly established by scholars. D. there was a sharp distinction between amateur and professional athletes as described by H.W. Pleket and Slowikowski. E. there are two predominant schools of thought of the development of Greek sport; the traditional "rise -and- fall approach" and the view that Greek sport came about due to contact with other civilizations who practiced sport such as the Egyptians, Crete, and the Phoenicians.