In Kahana's Model, an Example of a Preventive Adaptation Would

question 65

Multiple Choice

In Kahana's model, an example of a preventive adaptation would be

• A) changing one's diet after having a heart attack.
• B) taking medication to reduce high blood pressure.
• C) beginning an exercise regimen to reduce the chances of developing health problems.
• D) moving into a nursing home after suffering a fall.

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Definitions:

Trailer Air Tanks

Pressurized air reservoirs used in the air brake system of a trailer to store compressed air necessary for brake operation.

Service Brake Chambers

Components in air brake systems that convert air pressure into mechanical force to apply the brakes.

Hold-Off Circuit

The air brake circuit used to charge air to the spring brake chambers to compress the park spring. The hold-off circuit must be charged with air before a vehicle with spring brakes can move.

Service Brake Priority

A trailer air brake circuit in which air is routed first to the trailer reservoirs when the trailer supply valve (on the tractor) is activated. This means that air pressure must exceed 60 psi in the reservoirs before the hold-off circuit will charge and release the parking brakes.