WorksheetsFinal Review
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 43mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Communication that occurs through facial expressions, gestures, and body language is ________________ communication
a)
passive
b)
aggressive
c)
nonverbal
d)
verbal
2.
What is the best definition of a relationship
a)
a bond between you and your pet
b)
a bond with your family
c)
a bond with a bf or gf
d)
a bond or connection between 2 people
3.
Thomas really likes his new girlfriend, Angela, except that she is rarely upfront about her plans. Two weeks ago, she said she had to visit her parents for the day, but Thomas ran into her at a restaurant with another guy. This is an example of which unhealthy relationship characteristic?
a)
lack of caring
b)
lack of commitment
c)
lack of mutual respect
d)
Lack of honesty
4.
What term best describes the physical threat or harm that can happen during conflict?
a)
Lack of caring
b)
argument
c)
violence
d)
lack of honesty
5.
Brian picks up some trash left behind by another student in the cafeteria. What character trait does this represent?
a)
citizenship
b)
neglect
c)
respect
d)
fairness
6.
What is the best example of cooperation?
a)
Kevin takes papers to another classroom teacher.
b)
Mariah and her brother build a table for a birthday gift.
c)
Collin calmly tells his teacher his grade is incorrect.
d)
Collin calmly tells his teacher his grade is incorrect.
7.
Which is an example of a compromise?
a)
working on a project that you dislike because it is worth many points
b)
allowing your friend to choose a movie because you chose the last one
c)
making fun of the way a classmate talks because the group does
d)
eating a food you dislike because everyone else likes it
8.
What is a common barrier to having respect for others?
a)
prejudice
b)
fairness
c)
cooperation
d)
compromise
9.
Which is an example of bullying?
a)
being assertive when responding to requests
b)
being passive when responding to requests
c)
showing empathy when appropriate
d)
shoving someone in the lunch line repeadtedly
10.
What is part of active listening?
a)
restating what you hear to make sure you understand
b)
asking questions while the other person is talking
c)
making aggressive statements
d)
distracted body language
11.
What assertive behavior can be used to communicate effectively?
a)
Admit your mistake.
b)
pushing or shoving
c)
using direct eye contact
d)
yelling or raising your voice
12.
Jane has worked on her science fair project every night and has not been able to see or talk with her friends or keep ahead of her other school work. Tonight she tripped and dropper her dinner plate on her project. Her younger sister now comes into the room wanting her play dress up. She feels angry at her. What would be a good way for Jane to handle her emotions?
a)
Yell at her sister and say get out
b)
Rip up her sisters dress up clothes
c)
Shove her sister outside the room and start crying
d)
Take a break because she knows she's tired and overly stressed; she could use a time-out to relax and read with her.
13.
_____________ is the influence you feel from a person or group to do something you otherwise might not consider doing.
a)
propaganda
b)
peer pressure
c)
confrontation
d)
persuasive techniques
14.
Jessica wants to explain why she does not like the way her friend is speaking to her. Instead of saying " You make me feel stupid" she stops and thinks and decides to say "I'm confused by what you are saying. She then explains to her friend what is so confusing.
This is an example of what type of communication?
This is an example of what type of communication?
a)
assertive
b)
passive
c)
aggressive
d)
nonverbal
15.
Which body system has glands (such as the pancreas, the ovaries and the testes) that secrete hormones directly into the blood system?
a)
Respiratory
b)
Immune
c)
Reproductive
d)
Endocrine
16.
Testicles produce ________
a)
egg
b)
sperm
c)
blood
d)
ovulation
17.
What is ovulation?
a)
the release of an egg by the ovaries
b)
the union of sperm and egg
c)
the height of sexual excitement
d)
a treatment for small cysts
18.
What is fertilization
a)
the union of sperm and egg
the height of sexual excitement
a treatment for small cysts
the height of sexual excitement
a treatment for small cysts
b)
the union of sperm and egg
c)
the height of sexual excitement
d)
a treatment for small cysts
19.
All of the following are health issues associated with the endocrine system except
a)
cervical cancer
b)
adrenal insufficiency
c)
cushing syndrome
d)
thyroid issues
20.
Why is the first trimester so critical to a healthy pregnancy?
a)
Ovulation occurs about the twelfth week.
b)
Vital systems, such as the nervous system, form.
c)
The fetus uses all five senses.
d)
You can feel the baby move
21.
What is a potential effect on the fetus when a mother smokes during pregnancy?
a)
low birth weight
b)
decreased risk of asthma
c)
risk of obesity
d)
lead poisoning
22.
What is a result of fetal alcohol syndrome (drinking while pregnant)?
a)
mental and physical retardation
b)
respiratory infections
c)
low birth weight
d)
increased growth
23.
What is the most effective way to avoid pregnancy
a)
abstinence
b)
abstinence
c)
abstinence
d)
all of the above
24.
Which method of birth control involves hormones?
a)
birth control patch
b)
condom
c)
vasectomy
d)
sterilization
25.
Hormonal changes before the period that often causes females to be moody, irritable, and tired
a)
menstruation
b)
PMS
c)
fertilization
d)
ovulation
26.
What does a pap test or pap smear detect?
a)
HPV
b)
HIV
c)
Cervical Cancer
d)
Herpes
27.
What is one barrier method to provide protection against STDs
a)
birth control pill
b)
female condom
c)
IUD
d)
absitnence
28.
Which statement about STDs is correct?
a)
HPV can be prevented with hormonal birth control
b)
Herpes is the most common bacterial STD.
c)
Many people have no obvious early symptoms of STDs.
d)
Females are less likely to suffer complications than males
29.
What term best describes the physical changes from puberty as well as changes emotionally, intellectually, and socially?
a)
puberty
b)
adolescence
c)
prepubescent
d)
adulthood
30.
What is NOT a problem of the female reproductive system
a)
prostate cancer
b)
cervical cancer
c)
PMS
d)
Yeast infections
31.
What part of a drug label tells you the possible side effects?
a)
warnings
b)
active ingredients
c)
inactive ingredients
d)
directions
32.
Why does drinking alcohol cause you to make poor decisions about sexual activity?
a)
alcohol can raise inhibitions and increase risky behaviors
b)
alcohol can lower inhibitions and increase risky behaviors
c)
alcohol makes antibiotics ineffective
d)
alcohol can lower inhibitions and decrease risky behavior
33.
Which may be found on an OTC medicine label?
a)
warnings regarding potential side effects of the medication
b)
the patient's name and address
c)
a note indicating whether refills are allowed
d)
a note indicating whether the drug is experimental
34.
What effect does nicotine have on the body?
a)
It decreases blood pressure because it is a depressant.
b)
It improves circulation because it is a stimulant.
c)
It increases blood pressure because it is a stimulant.
d)
It decreases reaction time because it is a depressant.
35.
All of the following are signs of addiction except?
a)
lying to friends
b)
increased productivity
c)
using drugs to escape problems
d)
change in eating and sleeping habits
36.
Drinking several alcoholic beverages in a short amount of time is know as ___________________
a)
alcoholism
b)
alcohol poisoning
c)
binge drinking
d)
addiction
37.
Which statement about alcoholism is true?
a)
Teens who drink decrease their risk of alcoholism.
b)
Alcoholism may be partially due to genetics
c)
With treatment, alcoholism can be cured
d)
Alcoholics will not experience withdrawal.
38.
what type of drug alters your moods, thoughts, and sense perceptions?
a)
hallucinogens
b)
depressants
c)
opiates
d)
stimulants
39.
Ben used medicine to help with his sore throat and cough. After taking the medicine he broke out into itchy hives, his throat began to swell and he had trouble breathing. What is happening to Ben?
a)
He is overdosing
b)
He is having an allergic reaction
c)
He is hallucinating
d)
These are normal side effects
40.
Which diseases are spread from one living organism to another or through the environment?
a)
communicable
b)
noncommunicable
41.
What is the body's first line of defense
a)
Immune system
b)
skin
c)
inflammation
d)
tears
42.
What is the primary role of the immune system
a)
Getting rid of waste
b)
protecting the body from infectious disease
c)
Transporting blood and oxygen throughout the body
d)
chemical and mechanical breakdown of food
43.
What is the job of a white blood cell (lymphocyte)
a)
creates saliva
b)
carries oxygen in the bloodstream
c)
transmits pathogens
d)
fights off invading pathogens
44.
All of ways infectious diseases can be spread except
a)
direct contact
b)
airborne
c)
genetics
d)
Indirect Contact
45.
Which statement about the overuse of antibiotics is true?
a)
Some pathogens have become resistant to standard antibiotics.
b)
Vaccines will need to be developed to destroy viruses
c)
Toxins build up in the blood stream.
d)
Immune systems will prevent the disease from spreading.
46.
What is the link between tobacco and cancer
a)
carcinogens from cigarettes can increase the risk of cancer
b)
tobacco use raises blood pressure, which leads to cancer
c)
Tar from cigarettes can clog arteries, which leads to lung disease.
d)
Additives cause chemical reactions in our brains that lead to cancer.
47.
What is an important way to use medicine safely?
a)
Mix medicines as needed.
b)
If a medicine feels too powerful, cut back on the dose.
c)
Remove the label, so no one tries to take the medicine.
d)
Take only medications prescribed to you.
48.
What is the purpose of a vaccine
a)
it is used to trick the body into creating antibodies
b)
it's cure against infectious disease
c)
It creates antigens
d)
there is no purpose
49.
What can you do to prevent cross contamination in food?
a)
Cut meats and veggies separately
b)
wash cutting boards
c)
wash fruits and veggies before eating
d)
all of the above
50.
What is the leading cause of cancer deaths
a)
smoking
b)
diabetes
c)
unhealthy diet
d)
no exercise
51.
What should you do after you've checked the victim and discover they need first aid
a)
Check
b)
Call
c)
Care
d)
Nothing
52.
If someone has heat stroke what should you do?
a)
This is not an emergency
b)
this is an emergency, call 911
c)
this is an emergency, go to doctor or ER
53.
If someone has a head injury with memory loss what should you do?
a)
This is not an emergency
b)
this is an emergency, call 911
c)
this is an emergency, go to ER or doctor
54.
What is the first step in administering CPR?
a)
Give 2 rescue breaths
b)
give 30 compressions
c)
check for normal breathing
55.
What should you do if someone is choking and conscious
a)
CPR
b)
2 rescue breaths
c)
abdominal thrust
d)
give oxygen
56.
Which best describes the treatment for shock?
a)
put in ice bath
b)
sip on cool water
c)
Place in a cool shady area
d)
Keep person calm, place on back, elevate feet, and maintain body temperature by covering or cooling. Seek medical help.
57.
Which burn would probably not require medical treatment?
a)
Epidermis is blistered in a six inch area.
b)
Epidermis is red, swollen, and painful.
c)
A two inch area of the face is red and blistered
d)
Skin and tissue are white or charred.
58.
What is the best treatment for a non-emergency burn.
a)
Call 911
b)
Go to the ER
c)
Run it under cool water
d)
cover it with a bandaid
59.
What is the best treatment or action for bee sting?
a)
try and suck out the stinger
b)
run it under cold water
c)
place the affected limb below the heart
d)
place ice on the sting
60.
If left untreated Diabetes can become worse
a)
true
b)
false
61.
wearing layered clothing and taking rain gear may protect you from what outdoor hazard
a)
dehydration
b)
hypothermia
c)
PFD
d)
sun stroke
62.
What is the body's last line of defense against infection
a)
physical and chemical barriers
b)
the endocrine system
c)
the immune system
d)
inflammation
63.
Which disease is the result of genetics or lifestyle rather than pathogens?
a)
Lyme disease
b)
salmonella
c)
hypertension
d)
encephalitis
64.
What are the main risk factors for obesity?
a)
Being very short or tall.
b)
Family history, high blood pressure, eating too much salt.
c)
Family history, high cholesterol and triglyceride blood levels, lack of exercise.
d)
Family history, lack of exercise, eating too many calories.
65.
What's the number one way to prevent the spread of disease?
a)
Wash your hands
b)
Don't breathe pollution
c)
Never go outside
d)
drinking dirty water
66.
Michael biological parents both have high blood pressure. Michael's biological grandfather also has high blood pressure. Which statement about Michael's risk of developing high blood pressure is correct?
a)
Michael has a higher risk of developing high blood pressure compared to people with no family history of the disorder.
b)
Michael
c)
Michael has a lower risk of developing high blood pressure compared to people with no family history of the disorder.
d)
Michael will certainly develop high blood pressure at some point in her life.
67.
Which of the following health risks cannot be modified?
a)
diet
b)
family history
c)
amount of physical activity
d)
smoking tobacco
68.
All of the following are consequences of air pollution except
a)
Reduced carbon dioxide
b)
Increased respiratory problems
c)
Acid Rain
d)
Ozone Depletion
69.
Which of the following noises is loud enough to cause hearing damage?
a)
Rock concert
b)
Whispered conservation
c)
Heavy traffic
d)
Vacuum cleaner
70.
What is the most significant health problem related to inadequate sanitation?
a)
Nerve damage
b)
Cardiovascular disease
c)
Diarrhea
d)
Constipation
71.
What is the primary cause of outdoor air pollution?
a)
Burning of fossil fuels
b)
Fertilizer runoff
c)
Smoking cigarettes
d)
Cellular respiration
72.
Which of the following is the best definition of greenhouse gasses?
a)
the gasses that protect our atmosphere by reflecting sunlight
b)
gasses that increase the warming of the Earth by sunlight
c)
gasses that release heat when mixed with other gases
d)
gasses that help clear pollution from the Earth’s atmosphere
73.
Water pollutants such as animal waste, fertilizer runoff, and pesticides come from what source?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Industry
c)
Air
d)
Community
74.
What term refers to the internal mechanism of the body that regulates physical and mental functions in rhythm with normal daily activities?
a)
Light cycle
b)
Light clock
c)
Body cycle
d)
Body clock
75.
Which of the following describes a global health issue?
a)
Rising levels of greenhouse gases in the environment
b)
Radon leaking into your home
c)
The light from electronics disrupting your sleep
d)
Choosing not to wear a helmet when biking
76.
Jerry was taking care of his younger brother, who swallowed some medication left on the counter. What should Mark do?
a)
Call 911 and wait for help to arrive.
b)
Call poison control and follow their instructions
c)
Try to make his brother vomit.
d)
Give him some milk to drink to coat his stomach.
77.
In an emergency that requires CPR, what should you do before beginning chest compressions?
a)
Check for normal breathing.
b)
Give four rescue breaths.
c)
Provide abdominal thrusts.
d)
Restore a pulse, if possible.
78.
Which is an example of a universal precaution to use when giving first aid?
a)
applying sterile bandages when touching a sick person
b)
using a mask to protect you from airborne germs
c)
washing hands after providing aid
d)
wearing safety goggles to protect your eyes
79.
What is the best treatment or action for poisoning?
a)
If the person is conscious, have him or her lie down, and use first aid to stop any bleeding; then, call 911 and wait for help
b)
Call the poison control center, and follow their directions.
c)
Minimize movement to prevent further injury. Always seek medical attention.
d)
Move to cool shady area, raise feet, loosen clothing, apply a wet cloth or fan, and give sips of cool water.
80.
What is the best treatment or action for bleeding?
a)
Ask the person to sit, and apply a tourniquet above the bleeding.
b)
Sit, bend slightly forward, and pinch the nostrils together.
c)
Wash the wound, cover it with a sterile cloth, and apply pressure.
d)
Keep the person still and the affected limb below the heart.
81.
All of the following are signs of choking except
a)
eyes bulging out
b)
clutching of the throat
c)
coughing
d)
inability to speak
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