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What happens in your neck muscles when you nod your head

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Answer 1
Answer: Your neck muscles contracts when you nod your head. Muscles are predominately powered by the oxidation of fats and carbohydrates, but anaerobic chemical reactions are also used, particularly by fast twitch fibers.
Answer 2
Answer: I think those muscled in your neck  is moving and where your bone is like that lump it is moving ,but you have to be careful not to not your head to hard or you might hurt a ligiment or muscle and it will go out of place

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Bertha's friends recently started drinking. She goes to a lot of parties with them where she is always pressured by the others to have a drink.Which is the best way for Bertha to resist this pressure?
A.
Fill a beer can with water and pretend to sip from it. This will make people think she's drinking and no one will pressure her.
B.
State firmly that she doesn’t drink. If they persist the next time, she should start hanging out with people who don't drink.
C.
Take one drink at the start of the evening and sip it slowly throughout the party. One drink won't harm her or get her into the habit.

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Answer: B. State firmly that she doesn't drink. If they persist the next time, she should start hanging out with people who don't drink.

Answer: I think the answer is B!

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During which stage of the body’s stress response are hormones released?

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Answer:

alarm reaction stage

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Which of these is a consequence of speeding? A. Improved steering
B. Less wear on brakes
C. Decreased ability to maneuver the car
D. Improved gad mileage

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C because none of the others are consequences
C, as you can easily lose control of your car

Four ways that bacteria are helpful to people.

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gives you dairy products
helps fight disease
helps digest food
They are used in the manufacturing of antibiotics.

What are the possible long term effects of gonorrhea

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Untreated gonorrhea can lead to significant complications, such as: Infertility in women. Untreated gonorrhea can spread into the uterus and fallopian tubes, causing pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), which may result in scarring of the tubes, greater risk of pregnancy complications and infertilit

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How to not throw up


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eat crackers settles stomach
stay calm and sleep alloy
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