It was a hot, dry, and smoggy day in Riverside, California, where the Poly Bears were competing against the M. L. King Sharks. Richard, the star runner for the Bears, was ahead of the pack at the 2½-mile mark when his breathing became labored. Richard is an asthmatic and had left his inhaler at home, in a rush to make it to school that day. Even though his breathing became labored, he was determined to keep the pace up and win the event. The Poly Bears had set up emergency stations at each ½-mile mark to look for any type of medical condition. The medical station at mile 2½ could see Richard was having trouble.

What should the person at that medical station do?

Ineed advice! its importantokay so.. i made a bad choice at school and was sent to an alternative i go back to my home school at the end of the month ..and i'm seriously scared to go back because i know people have been talking about me behind my back calling me names.. and when i walk into first block everyone is going to stare and start talking about i've lost friends and i'm alone.. the whole school now thinks i'm something that i'm i don't know what to do when i get back or how i'm even going to survive the first day. i want people to leave me alone but i know they won't.. anyone have advise? i really need it.. ime getting terrible anxiety from me thinking about all this stuff

Name three bad things that can happen to a teenager who has no refusal skills and no self-control:

Most people deal with their mental disorders head on.true or false?