When you’re on a personal fitness journey, there’s always the possibility of injury, which can be emotionally devastating and slow you down physically. Keeping this in mind, imagine that you’re a long-distance runner and have recently suffered a knee injury. You can no longer run, or even walk, without a knee brace and crutches. What are some ways that you would channel your energy and stay fit even though you can no longer run, jog, or walk unassisted? What are some ways that you would cope with the emotional aspect of this injury? Use specific examples of coping mechanisms from the unit.

What surgery do you have to get for endometriosis and does it hurt.

Glaucoma is an eye disease that is manifested by high intraocular pressure (iop). the distribution of iop measurements in the general population is approximately normal with mean 16 mm hg and standard deviation 3 mm hg. a random sample of 9 people is selected from the general population. the sample mean iop is 17.2 mm hg with a sample standard deviation of 3.9 mm hg. a) the mean of the sampling distribution of x is 16 mm hg. b) the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of x is 1.3 mm hg. c) the sample mean of every sample of size 9 will be 17.2 mm hg d) none of the answers are true. e) exactly 2 of the answers are true.

In 1996 california legalized the medical use of marijuana, even though it was still illegal under federal law. californians angel raich and diane monson used medical marijuana that they grew on their own property. when federal agents destroyed their plants, monson and raich sued, claiming, among other things, that the commerce clause did not permit the federal government to regulate activities that took place in their back yards and homes. the federal government argued that since consuming locally-grown marijuana for medical purposes affects the interstate market for marijuana, the federal government may regulate—and prohibit—such consumption. whose argument should prevail?