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Muscle cramps are caused by profuse sweating and the consequent loss of ____.
 a. muscle strength
  b. water weight
 c. lean muscle mass
  d. blood sugar
 e. electrolytes

Question 2

Virginia had been playing tennis for a month before her doctor diagnosed her with tendinitis. What type of injury did Virginia suffer?
 a. range of motion
  b. overuse
 c. acute
 d. reversible
 e. traumatic



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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