Answer:
Providing oxygen to the lungs through breathing
Explanation:
Answer choice A is called the Heimlich Maneuver. CPR is intended to artificially breath for someone who has suffered a cardiac event (like a stroke or heart attack) and is only done on someone who is unresponsive, not to reduce swelling of the chest muscles. Although answer D is partially correct, the MAIN goal is to provide oxygen to the lungs and blood.
Nonverbal messages can be gestures, Facial expressions, Eye contact, or Body language
B. In the progression of heat exhaustion, lightheadedness and muscle cramps are later in the progression and signal the likelihood of heat stroke occurring if not removed from the heat and treatment provided.
Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
One way of conceptualizing wellness is to envision a continuum between severe illness and optimal health, also known as the The Illness-Wellness Continuum. The illness- wellness continuum was first proposed by John Travis in the year 1972. It can be illustrated as below;
Premature death<------ neutral point -----------> high level wellness.
As you can see from above the illness-wellness continuum shows the relationship describing well-being. The right arrow points to high level wellness and the left arrow points to premature death.
The illness-wellness continuum has a neutral point which means that there is no discernable illness or wellness.
