PLEASE ENSURE SOURCES ARE ALL PRIMARY SOURCES AS DESCRIBED BELOW OR ASSIGNMENT WILL HAVE TO BE SENT BACK FOR REVISION———————QUESTION(S):
Using primary source references to support your hypothesis, what would you argue are the two best rhabdomyolysis prevention strategies for the following individuals (One strategy for each individual;Your recommendations may be the same or different for the two individuals):
a) A collegiate level football player who is participating in pre-season two-a-day practices in a hot and humid environment (average temperature 90 degrees, average humidity 65%)
b) A female runner training for her first marathon (previous long event was a 10km race); she lives and trains in Seattle, Washington, USA, but will be participating in the Dubai, UAE marathon, which is held each January (make sure you consider and take into account temperatures/humidity)————————–
Your response must be supported by THREE PEER reviewed sources dated within the last 10 years. Your sources will all be PRIMARY sources, which means they are the actual documentation of the research conducted. These sources typically contain the following: The purpose of this study, methods, subjects, procedures, results. DO NOT list any secondary sources such as textbooks, research reviews, websites, etc. —————————
ADDITIONAL ADVICE:
You may not find very many primary sources on the condition. However given the parameters of the questions you really don’t need to have more than 1-2 primary sources specific to the condition. There are other primary sources that can give you information to have a strong response to the questions, but you will need to critically examine the information and the questions and then synthesize the information to come up with your single strategy/factor for each that you are able to support. This is essentially a program design question- i.e. how do you reduce the risk of developing the condition in two scenarios that are stressing the organisms ability to maintain steady state/homeostasis?
