Glen has sprained his wrist while playing tennis. He figures it's a minor injury, and he needs to get some chores done around the house. What is significant about the fact that he is mowing the lawn, weeding, and painting shutters?

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Glen has sprained his wrist while playing tennis. He figures it's a minor injury, and he needs to get some chores done around the house. What is significant about the fact that he is mowing the lawn, weeding, and painting shutters?

A.
The activity will give his body energy to help heal his injury.

B.
The pressure of the activity acts as compression for his injury.

C.
The activity will deplete his body of energy to help heal his injury.

D.
The pressure of the activity acts as more stress for his injury.

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Answer 1

Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
6 hours ago

D. The pressure of the activity acts as more stress for his injury.

Mowing the lawn, weeding, and painting shutters can all place strain on Glen's wrist, which could exacerbate his sprained wrist rather than help it heal. Engaging in activities that require the use of the injured wrist could lead to increased pain and prolong the healing process.