Faster humans can sprint at 15.9 miles per hour, or 100 meters in 13 to 14 seconds. The Olympic qualifying time for London 2012 was 100 meters in 10.18 seconds in the men's race and 11.29 seconds for the women's race. The average human walks at about 3 miles per hour, or 100 meters in 1 minute 14 seconds.
Prior to surgery. Before the surgery, you need to prepare to be out of work for anywhere from 3 weeks to 6 months, (depending upon the level of physical exertion needed in your work and the type of surgery you are having).Your physician will discuss a realistic time frame with you.rior to surgery. Before the surgery, you need to prepare to be out of work for anywhere from 3 weeks to 6 months, (depending upon the level of physical exertion needed in your work and the type of surgery you are having).
How long you stay in hospital depends on the type of surgery you have. After surgery to remove a lump or an area of your breast, you are likely to stay in hospital for just 1 or 2 days. After removal of the whole breast (a mastectomy) you usually stay in hospital for an extra day or so.fter a mastectomy or surgery to your armpit, your nurse will show you exercises to help you recover. Do the exercises until you have full movement back in your arm and shoulder. Don't lift or carry anything heavy, or drive, while your scars heal up.