What are the hidden sides of animal agriculture?

Explanation:

Meat consumption has grown sharply along with the rising prosperity of developing countries. As a result of this, large-scale livestock farming is now widespread throughout the region. However, an increasing number of people are becoming concerned with the conditions the animals are raised and how they are being treated.

The ideal form of animal farming is free-range, where the animals are allowed to live their lives to the fullest in the best conditions before slaughter. Nevertheless, with the ever increasing demand for meat, free–range farming is not an option for most farmers as this method requires open pastures and more land space. Therefore farmers opt for factory farming where animals are kept in cramped spaces with no room for movement — chickens cannot even stand or spread their wings, continue to lay in their own faeces and urine, are not exposed to outdoor air or sunlight, are cruelly handled, injected with hormones and antibiotics and short lifespan as they are slaughtered as soon as they are ready for the market. Furthermore, they have the potential of exposure to various viruses and bacteria via the manure and urine in their environment.

Such conditions severely affect the physiological and psychological state of the animals being farmed. Physically, animals are prevented from displaying their natural behaviour such as walking, stretching their limbs, dust-bathing and other natural behaviours. Psychologically, animals in factory farms are frustrated, bored and distresses as is shown by their repetitive and /or self-destructive actions. This clearly violates the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1953 (Revised 2006) which requires animals confined to cages be provided with reasonable space for movement.

Animals confined under such stressful conditions are prone to attack each other, therefore to prevent injuries, chickens are de-beaked, de-horned and tails docked. They are bound to suffer from shock because painkilling medicines are not used in these operations.

Another area of deep concern is the transportation of these farmed animals, which is one of the most stressful activities forced onto them. Animals are crowded into trucks and lorries, and chickens packed tightly into plastic crates, stacked high on top of each other and transported over many miles through extreme weather conditions, typically without food and water.

Animal welfare is an issue that is of increasing significance around the world. Even so, the sad reality is that Malaysia is still far behind when it comes to the issue of farm animals because the priority is on commercial profits rather than animal welfare. As expected, animal welfare will not receive the priority it deserves and can never live up to the expectations of NGOs and animal welfare groups.

In other countries changes have taken place. For instance as of January 1, 2012, the European Union (EU) countries has banned the battery hen cages on the basis of unacceptable cruelty. The law allows a 12 year "phase out" out period meant to allow egg farmers time to implement the transition away from battery cages. Most farmers in the participating countries have opted for the enriched cages, with roomier enclosures that allow hens to stretch their wings, roost on an elevated platform and nest in a designated nesting area. Others have barns or other free-range systems, but the law now clearly wants hens to sit on their nests.

In India, the Animal Welfare Board of India and most husbandry departments have advised all state governments and poultry farmers that battery cages should not be used and existing ones to be phased out by 2017.

Cruelty towards animals in farming is but a fraction of the gruesome reality. It is high time the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry look into a Farm Animal Welfare Act conforming to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act with requirements for best practices and continuance for changes in regulations with animal welfare being a strong driver for increased regulation. Change is certainly needed not only for animals but for farmers who need to be able to plan with utmost priority on good animal welfare practices.

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6. Match the player positions with his or her job on the court. (match a letter with a number)

a.)) Next tallest players. Can play under the hoop or also out on the wings. Responsible for getting open to take shots outside, or drive for layups and get rebounds on offense. On defense, they are responsible for stopping shots to the basket and getting rebounds
b.)) These may be your shortest. These players are quick, good ball handlers, passing and seeing the entire court. It is their job to bring the ball up the court to set up plays. They need to be able to drive to the basket and shoot from outside. On defense, they are trying to steal passes, contest shots, preventing drives to the basket and boxing out.
c.)) Generally the tallest and positioned nearest to the basket. On offense, they need to get open close to the basket and shoot the ball. These guys generally get rebounds and put backs. On defense, they are asked to block shots and passes and stop the other team from shooting really close to the basket.

1.______Center
2.______Forward
3.______Guards

What disorder is Harry suffering from? What hormonal therapy is he undergoing?
Harry is suffering from weakness, excessive thirst, and increased urine production. Harry’s doctor diagnoses him with
and prescribes a nasal spray containing
for treatment.

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the disease isn't chronic. So that means you will be better

O in a few years
O After you die
O In under a month
O When you're 30

A friend has been trying to get into top physical shape by exercising everyday, but isn't getting the results he desires. Which behavioral change will help your friend achieve greater results while maintaining health? A Greatly reduce calorie intake and eat only "Fat Free" prepackaged foods. B Drink an energy drink before and a recovery drink after every workout. C Restrict the amount of liquids being consumed to avoid bloating. D Plan meals and snacks ahead of time using "My Plate" as a nutrient guide.

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True or false fat weighs more than muscle and bone

Surfing the Internet is an example of?

Which phrase best describes a logical fallacy?
A) Errors in thinking based on faulty logic
B) Ignoring statements made in an argument
C) Evidence that does not make logical sense
D) Missing premises in an argument

Are uncooked beans dangerous to eat?

What is an example of a health-related advocacy opportunity?

working with at-risk students to increase literacy rates in schools


launching an initiative to improve the appearance of the town square


working with local stores to ban sales of tobacco to teens


restoring historic beaches to their original state

50 POINTS!!! PLZ HELP!!! Mark has a BMR of 2,200 calories. He is not feeling well, so he checked his temperature. Mark has a fever of 99.6ºF. His BMR now would be
_________.

AP3X: Why does your exercise program need to be updated occasionally?
A - To ensure that you are not getting bored with your workouts and to maintain motivation
B - To ensure that you are constantly engaging your body in a way that improves its function
C - To give you a wide range of exercise experience in order to find out what you are most interested in
D - To exercise different muscle groups
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What's is the first step in handling stress??
F.Practicing relaxation techniques
H.Usinh refusal skills to reduce the stress
G.identifying what is causing the stress
J.avoiding all the stressors in one's life

What is Depression?
A. A type of cancer
B. A disease
C.Make you feel down all the time
D. A superhero



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Dynamic stretching involves moving parts of the body continuously while gradually increasing reach to a full range of
motion
True
False

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Match the athlete with the type of training

1. football players or rugby players

2. rowers or triatheletes


3. basketball player or martial artists

a. endurance training
b. endurance and strength
c. muscular strength

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What are the warning signs of an abusive relationship?

13. Which of the following is a service fee? (1 point)
O an amount of money a bank charges for the use of an account
O an amount of money charged as interest on a credit card balance
O a fee charged when there is not enough money in a checking account to cover a check
O the minimum balance a bank requires to be deposited to open a checking account

How many bones does the average 17 year old have in their body?

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Question 7 (1 point)
The
are the organs of the male reproductive system that produce sperm.
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b
ovaries
epididymis
steroids
testes
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What are the major organs of the skeletal system?
bones, bone marrow, and blood cells
bones, vertebrae, and nerves
bones, cartilage, and ligaments
bones, muscles, and joints

Your family is moving to a new neighborhood, and your parents have narrowed their choices down to four different places. Because you have a new-found interest in wellness and in keeping your mind sharp, your family has asked your opinion about which neighborhood to choose. Your biggest concerns are that you have a safe place to go study and that you have access to regular cultural events. Look at the breakdown of each option and pick the best one for your family:

Neighborhood A: Police and fire stations, festivals
Neighborhood B: Library, weekly farmers' market, park
Neighborhood C: Museums, health fairs, library
Neighborhood D: Support groups, library, park

Which is the best neighborhood to meet your needs?

Neighborhood A
Neighborhood B
Neighborhood C
Neighborhood D

Nora is a victim of an accident. She still conscious and aware of her situation. What should a healthcare worker first do before providing her aid?

A. Ask if she should contact her relatives

B. Transport her to the hospital

C. Ask her if she would like help

D. Call the police for assistance

E. Have someone locate an AED

When stretching, you should:
a
work on a specific muscle group slowly and at one time
b
always do shoulders and legs first
c
compete with others to see who is more flexible
d
have the same degree of strength in all joints

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