Match each situation with the type of injury that was sustained
a. breathing in too much smoke during a volcano eruption despite following evacuation plans
b. stopping to take a video of lava flow and getting burned while evacuating from the eruption
1.intentional injury
2.unintentional injury

A. Breathing in too much smoke during a volcano eruption despite following evacuation plans.

2. Unintentional injury.

B. Stopping to take a video of lava flow and getting burned while evacuating from the eruption.

1. Intentional injury.

Explanation:

A. Breathing in too much smoke during a volcano eruption despite following evacuation plans.

This is an unintentional injury as the individual had the intention of following the evacuation plan for their own safety by reducing the possibility of an injury being sustained. Therefore, it wasn't within the intention of their actions to sustain an injury.

B. Stopping to take a video of lava flow and getting burned while evacuating from the eruption.

This is an intentional injury as the individual didn't have the intention of following the evacuation plan for their own safety to reduce the possibility of an injury being sustained. Therefore, although no directly attempting to harm themselves, it was within the intentions of their actions to sustain an injury.

a. cardiovascular system goes with d. atherosclerosis  

b. digestive system goes with a. cirrhosis  

c. endocrine system goes with b. addison's disease

d. immune system goes with c. mononucleosis

explanation:

the more fit you are, the faster the recovery. your heart rate drops most sharply in the first minute after you stop exercising; it should then fall about 20 beats a minute—a drop of less than 12 beats a minute is considered abnormal. this “recovery heart rate” is measured as part of an exercise stress test.