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jessicacav

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Which HEALTH restoration practice could a person from an Austrian heritage use to treat deep cuts?
 
  1. Applying leeches to decrease the bruising
  2. Placing heat on the affected area
  3. Making a poultice of chopped onions
  4. Applying ice to the affected area

Question 2

For which heritage is applying a red scarf around the chest performed for a cold or a sore throat?
 
  1. English tradition
  2. Norwegian tradition
  3. Polish tradition
  4. Eastern European tradition



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Answer to Question 1

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Explanation: 1. Leeches may be applied to the deep cut to decrease the bruising and swelling.
2. Placing heat on the affected area is not a HEALTH restoration practice for black eyes.
3. Making a poultice to decrease the swelling of a cut is within the HEALTH restoration practice of Austrian-Americans.
4. Applying ice to deep cut is not among the HEALTH restoration practice of Austrian-Americans.

Answer to Question 2

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Explanation: 1. The use of a red scarf applied to a chest for HEALTH restoration for a cold is in the English tradition.
2. Norwegian tradition employs peppermint tea and Vicks as its HEALTH restoration practice for colds.
3. Polish tradition uses hot liquids, honey, and chicken soup for its cold HEALTH restoration practices.
4. Eastern European traditions may use fluids, aspirin, and rest for its HEALTH restoration tradition for colds.




jessicacav

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Reply 2 on: Jul 8, 2018
Excellent


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Gracias!

 

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