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Elasticity → Measure of the responsiveness of buyers and sellers to changes in price or income Price Elasticity of Demand → How quantity demanded responds to a price change Price Elasticity of Supply → How quantity supplied responds to a price change Income Elasticity of Demand → How quantity demanded responds to a change in income Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand → How quantity demanded responds to a price change of another good Elastic goods → Large response in consumpti...

Real property → The land and anything permanently affixed to it Fixture → An item of personal property that has been converted to real estate by being permanently affixed to the land or building A Fixture → Personal property attached to real property. It becomes "real" once annexed. If detached from land or building it would revert back to personal property (severance). Trade fixture → An item installed by commercial tenant and removable by tenant before expiration of ...

Water Rights → The terms "littoral," "riparian," and "appropriative" refer to A salesperson lists a property with a contract that allows for subagency and dual agency. The salesperson is → an agent to the broker and a subagent to the principal. Depreciation is calculated based on the → Cost of the building only. When a property owner uses his home as collateral for a loan and creates a lien in favor of the lender, title is held by the → mortgagor A competiti...

SNS- Sympathetic Nervous System → Fight, flight or freeze. Heart rate goes up, Tunnel vision, loss of depth perception. near and night vision decreases. PNS- Parasympathetic Nervous System → Shock can occur, rest and recover. getting back to normal Officers Discretion → Arrest or not. Limited by policies DV, Child Abuse, Ongoing Victimization 4 principles of Defensive Tactics → Distance, Awareness, Balance, Self Control 4 Types of searches → Terry Frisk, Standing, Kneeling, ...

Both carbon dioxide and oxygen are able to bind with hemoglobin. → true True/False: Hypoventilation is associated with decreased PCO2. → false The breathing rate is determined by input from ______ that monitor oxygen, carbon dioxide, and pH levels in the blood. → chemoreceptors Lung _____ is the term used to describe the ease or difficulty with which the lungs can be inflated. → compliance True/False: Asthma is considered reversible airway bronchoconstriction. → true 2 ...

Name the 10 pilates movement principles → 1. Breathing → 2. Lower core activation → 3. Neutral spine → 4. Abdominal strenghening → 5. Lumbopelvic stability → 6. Strengthening/Mobilizing the spine → 7. Shoulder Stability/Mobility → 8. Correcting Alignment → 9. Release Work → 10. Stretching 4 muscles of the core or inner unit → Transverse → Pelvic floor → Diaphram → Multifidi What country was Joe Pilates Born → Germany What year did Joe Pilates move ...

Footwork → Beginner. heels, arches, toes → parallel, pilates v, external rotation, internal rotation, glued, prehensile single-leg footwork → Intermediate-advanced. heels, arches, toes → parallel, pilates v, external rotation, internal rotation, glued → less spring tension → lower & lift, bicycle, leg circles, develope → side-lying arms for footwork → Beginner-advanced. bicep curl, hug a tree, tricep extension, hammer curl footwork on jumpboard → Beginner- advanced...

Pilates Reformer 2 Questions and Correct Answers the Latest Update and Recommended Version

List the 9 Pilates Principles. → 1. Breathing → 2. Concentration → 3. Control → 4. Centering → 5. Precision → 6. Balanced Muscle Development → 7. Rhythm/Flow → 8. Whole Body Movement → 9. Relaxation Name 4 Pilates Movement Principles & list one Reformer exercise you would use to teach that principle. → 1. Lower core activation - kneeling abdominals → 2. Lumbo pelvic stability - bridging & pelvic lift → 3. Breathing - the hundred → 4. Stretching - lu...

What are the 9 Pilates principles? → -Breathing → -Concentration → -Control → -Centering → -Precision → -Balanced Muscle Development → -Rhythm/Flow → -Whole Body Movement → -Relaxation Hundreds (Precautions) → Neck and shoulder injuries: support the head and upper body on wedge pillow or towels, or make neck hammock with towel → → Low back injuries: use imprinted spine or supported neutral → → Avoid with osteoporosis Roll Up (precautions) → Low ba...