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WorksheetsPFHS Exam Review 2
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 56mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is Alzheimer's disease?
a)
eye condition that involves damage to the optic nerve
b)
A progressive brain disorder that includes not only memory loss, but also progressivly severe confusion
c)
Body growth that occurs at different rates
2.
Term used to describe growths or tumors that are noncancerous
a)
Malignant
b)
Ideology
c)
Benign
3.
What is Asynchrony?
a)
Body growth that occurs at different rates
b)
The ideas and beliefs characteristic of a group, social class, or individual
4.
Eye condition in which the lens of the eye thickens and causes cloudy or distorted vision
a)
Cataracts
b)
Tinnitus
c)
Social Security
d)
Osteoporosis
5.
What is Cephalocaudal development?
a)
Involuntary urination or defecation
b)
Term used to describe growths or tumers that are cancerous
c)
Development that occurs from the top of the head down to the extremities
6.
What is chemotherapy?
a)
Progressive bone loss when calcium is depleted
b)
An eye disease
c)
Involuntary urination or Defecation
d)
The use of cancer-killing chemicals or drugs
7.
What does climacteric mean?
a)
Hearing loss associated with age, most often caused by damage to inner ear
b)
When reproductive capacity declines or is lost for both men and women
c)
A ringing sound in the ears
8.
Diabetic retinopathy means what?
a)
Eye disease that involves damage to the blood vessels in the retina, which causes blurred vision
b)
When menstruation ceases for a year or more and women can no longer reproduce
c)
Some kind of medical thing
9.
What is glaucoma?
a)
eye condition that involves damage to the optic nerve, and in which vision is distorted
b)
A gov. health insurance program
c)
progressive bone loss
10.
Ideology:
a)
An eye disease
b)
The ideas and beliefs characteristic of a group, social class, or individual
c)
progressive bone loss
11.
Incontinence:
a)
eye disease that causes people ti have difficulty seeing objects inside the center of the field of vision
b)
Hearing loss associated with age, most often caused by damage to the inner ear
c)
Involuntary urination or defecation
12.
macular degeneration is what?
a)
Eye disease that causes people to have difficulty seeing objects inside the center of the field of vision
b)
term used t describe cancerous tumors
c)
Bone loss
13.
What does malignant mean?
a)
Progrssive bone loss when calcium is depleted
b)
pattern of development that occurs from the body core to the extremities
c)
Term used to describe growths or tumors that are cancerous
14.
Medicare:
a)
A gov. health insurance program that helps older adults ay for medical costs
b)
term used to describe the loss of muscle mass and strength over time
15.
What is menopause?
a)
eye condition common in the middle age due to loss of elasticity of the lens of the eye, which results in a slow decrease in the ability to focus on nearby objects
b)
When menstruation ceases for a year or more and women can no longer reproduce
16.
What is osteoporosis?
a)
An eye condition
b)
person-in-environment
c)
progressive bone loss when calcium is depleted, causing bones to become brittle and more porous
17.
Person-in-environment:
a)
a practice-guiding principle in social work that highlights the importance of understanding an individual an d individual in light of enviornment contexts in which that person lives and acts
b)
hearing loss associated with age, most often caused by damage to the inner ear
18.
Presbycusis:
a)
A gov. retirement fund that provides supplemental income to Americans who are at least 62 years of age and who have met employment contribution eligibility standards
b)
Hearing loss associated with age, most often caused by damage to the inner ear
19.
Presbyopia:
a)
Eye condition common in middle ages due to loss of elasticity of the lens of the eye, which results in a slow decrease in the ability to focu on nearby objects
b)
A progressive brain disorder that includes not only memory loss, but also progressivly severe confusion
c)
When reproductive capacity declines or is lost for oth men and women
20.
Proximodistal development:
a)
A ringing sound in the ears
b)
Pattern of development that occurs from the body core to the extremities
c)
Involuntary urination
21.
What is the term used to describe the loss of muscle mass and strength over time?
a)
Osteoporosis
b)
Person-in-environment
c)
Sarcopenia
22.
what is tinnitus?
a)
A ringing sound in the ears
b)
Body growth that occurs at different rates
c)
the use of cancer killing chemicals or drugs
23.
1. Skills acquired through the process of self-investing are known as...
a)
Shared Skills
b)
Transparent Skills
c)
Transferable Skills
24.
Money Spent
a)
Interest
b)
Expense
25.
What is Social Security?
a)
A government health insurance program that helps older adults pay for medical costs
b)
A government retirement fund that provides supplemental income to Americans who are at least 62 years of age and who have met employment contribution eligibility standards
26.
A way to save money, the longer the money is in the bank, the higher the interest paid to the consumer.
a)
Transferable Skills
b)
Certificate of Graduation
c)
Money Market
d)
Certificate of Deposit
27.
Available to use for purchase with the promise to pay back what is spent.
a)
Debit Card
b)
Credit Card
28.
Document that determines the amount of money withheld.
a)
W-4
b)
W-2
c)
I-9
d)
I-5
29.
Investing in yourself over a period of time to establish the ultimate well being.
a)
Certificate od Deposit
b)
Human Capital
c)
Money Market
d)
Income
30.
Income before withholdings.
a)
Net Income
b)
Gross Income
31.
Price of money.
a)
Interest
b)
Expense
32.
Deductions for a paycheck such as insurance, taxes, & FICA.
a)
Expensive Deduction
b)
Withholdings
c)
Gross deduction
33.
Give up something to get something.
a)
Trade-Off
b)
Human Capital
c)
Money Market
d)
Interest
34.
One of the safest places to store money. Pays the least amount of interest, money is accessible with no penalty.
a)
Debit Card
b)
Checking Account
c)
Credit Card
d)
Savings Account
35.
Money Earned.
a)
Income
b)
Expense
36.
The document an employer fills out each year for an employee stating the wages paid. It is used to fill out taxes.
a)
I-9
b)
W-4
c)
w-2
d)
APR
37.
The amount of money in one’s paycheck after all withholdings.
a)
Gross Income
b)
Net Income
38.
Also known as credit unions and savings & loan institutions.
a)
Interest
b)
Depository Interest
c)
Income
d)
Expense
39.
Allows you to easily access your funds in a checking account. Replaces checks.
a)
Credit Card
b)
APR
c)
Debit Card
d)
Interest
40.
The rate of interest you must pay toward credit card purchases if not paid in full each month.
a)
Gross Income
b)
Net Income
c)
Interest
d)
APR
41.
Which type of interest earning account will charge a penalty if you withdraw the money early?
a)
Money Market
b)
Certificate of Deposit
c)
Savings Account
d)
Depository Institution
42.
Showing imaginative skill in arrangement or execution.
a)
Realistic
b)
Social
c)
Service-learning
d)
Artistic
43.
Enterprising - Having or showing the ability or desire to do new and difficult things.
a)
False
b)
True
44.
What is a career?
a)
One job only.
b)
The ability or desire to do new and difficult things.
c)
A videogame title.
d)
A profession for which one trains and which is undertaken permanently.
45.
What are aptitudes?
a)
Natural abilities to do or learn something.
b)
Tasks that someone has.
c)
I just don't care.
d)
Having amazing physical ability.
46.
What is seniority?
a)
Being older or higher in position or status than someone else.
b)
Being younger than someone else.
47.
Something that has been around for a long time and is considered to be usual or typical.
a)
Conventional
b)
Fad
48.
What is a job?
a)
Depression.
b)
An activity or interest pursued for pleasure or relaxation and not as a main occupation.
c)
A duty, task, or function that someone or something has.
d)
A career
49.
Work based learning - Going to college to become a teacher.
a)
True
b)
False
50.
Involving activities in which people spend time talking to each other or doing enjoyable things with each other.
a)
Social
b)
Fun
c)
Friendly
d)
Pastime
51.
Job promotion: Refers to the advancement of an employee's rank or position in a hierarchical structure.
a)
True
b)
False
52.
Realistic - A temporary position with an emphasis on on-the-job training rather than merely employment, and it can be paid or unpaid.
a)
True
b)
False
53.
Cabinet department of the Executive branch of the United States government that oversees home mortgage lending practices.
a)
Housing Urban Development (HUD):
b)
Landlord/Lessor
54.
1. When a variety of design elements complement each other, providing unity.
a)
Harmony:
b)
Housing Urban Development (HUD):
55.
1. Warranty promising that the product will be repaired or replaced free during the stated warranty period. If the product cannot be fixed then a refund will be issued.
a)
Full warranty:
b)
Harmony:
56.
1. A mortgage with flexible lending standards, insured by the Federal Housing Administration. Benefits borrowers with low credit scores, homebuyers with small down payments, and homebuyers whose house payments will be a large percentage of their income.
a)
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Mortgage
b)
Full warranty:
57.
1. Warranty that is applicable for a prolonged period of time than the standard warranty usually offered
a)
Extended warranty
b)
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Mortgage
58.
1. : Legal action brought against tenant/lessee.
a)
Eviction
b)
Extended warranty
59.
1. The current value of a home, which is the sum of a home’s fair market value and the outstanding balance of all liens on the property.
a)
Equity
b)
Eviction
60.
1. United States federal government agency that protects human health and the environment by creating and enforcing regulations based on Congressional laws.
a)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
b)
Equity
61.
Focal point of a design, the part that draws attention
a)
Emphasis:
b)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
62.
1. A deposit of money that a buyer of a property pays at the time of purchase
a)
Down payments
b)
Emphasis:
63.
1. Home loan that is not backed by the federal government, but conforms to the guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
a)
Conventional Mortgage
b)
Down payments
64.
1. An agency of the United States government created in 1972 through the Consumer Product Safety Act to reduce the risk of injury and death from consumer products by developing and regulating industry standards.
a)
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC):
b)
Conventional Mortgage
65.
: Produced when light striking an object, is reflected back to the eye.
a)
Color
b)
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC):
66.
1. Making sure that home is safe for the child to live in, play, and sleep without physical harm.
a)
Childproofing:
b)
Color
67.
1. A set of rules specifying the minimum standards for a building structure.
a)
Building codes
b)
Childproofing:
68.
1. When a binding agreement is violated by one or more parties of the contract.
a)
Breach of contract
b)
Building codes
69.
1. : When spaces on both sides of a central line, real or imagined, appear equal.
a)
Balance
b)
Breach of contract
70.
1. A tenant can assign a lease to someone else.
a)
Assign
b)
Breach of contract
71.
Legislation passed in 1990 that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities
a)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA
b)
Balance
72.
1. clothing designed for people with physical disabilities and the elderly who may experience difficulty dressing themselves due to an inability to manipulate closures.
a)
Adaptive clothing
b)
Assign
73.
Disease that causes inflammation of the airways in the lungs
a)
Anorexia
b)
Asthma
c)
Hypertension
d)
Cholesterol
74.
What is one way to stay mentally fit?
a)
Play games, like puzzles
b)
Watching TV every night
c)
Ride your bike
d)
Playing on Facebook
75.
What body fat percentage is determined to be underweight?
a)
10%
b)
15%
c)
30%
d)
20%
76.
This condition is marked by cycles of extreme overeating, known as bingeing, followed by purging or other behaviors to get rid of food.
a)
Anorexia
b)
Bulimia
c)
Binge Drinking
d)
Chronic Disease
77.
Which is a negative coping mechanism?
a)
Drinking
b)
Writing
c)
Painting
d)
Exercising
78.
Which is a positive coping mechanism?
a)
Smoking
b)
Doing drugs
c)
crying
d)
emotional eating
79.
What steps can you take to ensure the safe handling of food?
a)
clean, cut up, cook, throw away
b)
clean, separate, cook, chill
c)
wrap, heat, eat, chill
d)
cook, chill, reheat, clean
80.
What program supplies vouchers for food, health care and nutrition education for pregnant women and women with children under the age of 5?
a)
SNAP
b)
WIC
c)
National School Lunch Program
d)
Meals of Wheels
81.
What are the three categories of health?
a)
Physical, mental and emotional
b)
metabolism, BMI, and stress
c)
Physical, Social and Bodily
d)
Overweight, underweight, and obese
82.
Which is NOT a sign of stress?
a)
Racing heart
b)
inability to focus
c)
headaches
d)
calming feeling
83.
Most refined grains:
a)
Are salty
b)
spoil faster
c)
are enriched
d)
have no vitamins
84.
What is the heavy consumption of alcohol over a short period of time?
a)
Eustress
b)
Asthma
c)
binge drinking
d)
hypertension
85.
To safely thaw foods quickly, defrost food:
a)
on the counter
b)
in hot water
c)
in the microwave
d)
in the container in the oven
86.
The type of fat found in animal products is
a)
cholesterol
b)
hypertension
c)
anorexia
d)
eustress
87.
What is positive stress?
a)
Hypertension
b)
Eustress
c)
Bulimia
d)
Ashtma
88.
The process by which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one food or object to another:
a)
Cross contamination
b)
Danger zone
c)
Kill zone
d)
Food destruction
89.
Meals of Wheels is an example of a:
a)
Soup Kitchen
b)
Meal Center
c)
Congregate meal site
d)
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
90.
What refers to the amount of energy required to maintain ones automatic body functions?
a)
Stress
b)
Body Mass Index
c)
Metabolism
d)
Healthy Weight
91.
Refrigerate or freeze perishables, prepared foods and leftovers within how many hours of purchase or use.
a)
1 1/2
b)
2
c)
2 1/2
d)
3
92.
Cardiovascular disease
a)
Also
called Negative Stress - Stress that has an unhealthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big game can
cause us to be unable to focus.
b)
Abnormal
function of the heart or blood vessels
c)
1. Also known as high blood pressure, when
a person's heart and arteries must work harder than normal. Over time, the
added stress can damage them. Increases risk of stroke, heart attack, heart
failure, kidney failure, and loss of vision.
d)
The
capacity to withstand stress and the ability to adapt and overcome risk and
adversity
93.
Basal Metabolism
a)
Abnormal
function of the heart or blood vessels
b)
1. To designate or treat (something) as
more important than other things.
c)
A
condition in which the airway collapses or becomes blocked and causes a person
to have pauses in breathing while sleeping
d)
The
amount of energy required to maintain ones automatic body functions such as
hair growth
94.
What is linked to diet related health problems in affected populations?
a)
Food Deserts
b)
Food pantries
c)
Congregate Meal Sites
d)
Soup Kitchens
95.
Stress
a)
Substances
such as caffeine, nicotine, sugar, or chemicals (including alcohol) that people
negatively use to cope with stress
b)
Also
called Positive Stress - Stress that has a healthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big test can
motivate us to study
c)
The
body’s natural response to any demand or pressure
96.
Stimulants
a)
– A
chronic condition where the body does not use insulin properly and becomes
insulin resistant
b)
Substances
such as caffeine, nicotine, sugar, or chemicals (including alcohol) that people
negatively use to cope with stress
c)
Abnormal
function of the heart or blood vessels
d)
The
body’s natural response to any demand or pressure
97.
Sleep Apnea
a)
A
condition in which the airway collapses or becomes blocked and causes a person
to have pauses in breathing while sleeping
b)
Diseases
that slowly progress and are long-term medical conditions. Some chronic
diseases are linked to lifestyle choices. Examples include cardiovascular
disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, arthritis, and kidney disease
c)
–
Abnormal function of the heart or blood vessels
d)
1. The heavy consumption of alcohol over a
short period of time.
98.
Resiliency
a)
Also
called Negative Stress - Stress that has an unhealthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big game can
cause us to be unable to focus
b)
Taking
advantage of opportunities throughout life to foster continuous development and
improvement of the knowledge and skills needed for employment and personal
fulfillment
c)
Also
called Positive Stress - Stress that has a healthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big test can
motivate us to study
d)
The capacity to withstand stress and the ability to adapt and overcome risk and adversity
99.
Prioritize
a)
1. To designate or treat (something) as
more important than other things.
b)
The
capacity to withstand stress and the ability to adapt and overcome risk and
adversity
c)
The
body’s natural response to any demand or pressure
d)
The
amount of energy required to maintain ones automatic body functions such as
hair growth
100.
Lifelong Learning
a)
Taking
advantage of opportunities throughout life to foster continuous development and
improvement of the knowledge and skills needed for employment and personal
fulfillment
b)
The
amount of energy required to maintain ones automatic body functions such as
hair growth
c)
The
capacity to withstand stress and the ability to adapt and overcome risk and
adversity
d)
Everything you have learned in your lifetime
101.
Kidney disease
a)
Also
known as high blood pressure, when a person's heart and arteries must work
harder than normal. Over time, the added stress can damage them. Increases risk
of stroke, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, and loss of vision.
b)
A
chronic condition where the body does not use insulin properly and becomes
insulin resistant
c)
A
chronic disease, where kidneys gradually lose function. Kidneys are responsible
for filtering waste and excess fluids from the blood, which are excreted
through urine
d)
Type
of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and
milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too
much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can
cause a heart attack or stroke
102.
Resiliency
a)
Also called Negative Stress - Stress that has an unhealthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big game can cause us to be unable to focus
b)
Taking advantage of opportunities throughout life to foster continuous development and improvement of the knowledge and skills needed for employment and personal fulfillment
c)
Also called Positive Stress - Stress that has a healthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big test can motivate us to study
d)
The capacity to withstand stress and the ability to adapt and overcome risk and adversity
103.
Hypertension
a)
How
hard the heart needs to pump to move blood around the body. Affected by
activity, rest, temperature, diet, emotions, posture, and medicines
b)
Also
known as high blood pressure, when a person's heart and arteries must work
harder than normal. Over time, the added stress can damage them. Increases risk
of stroke, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, and loss of vision.
c)
Abnormal
function of the heart or blood vessels
d)
You are hyperactive as well as your body being tense
104.
Eustress
a)
Also
called Positive Stress - Stress that has a healthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big test can
motivate us to study
b)
Also
called Negative Stress - Stress that has an unhealthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big game can
cause us to be unable to focus
105.
Distress
a)
–
Also called Positive Stress - Stress that has a healthy effect on our
lives. Example – Stressing about a big
test can motivate us to study
b)
Also
called Negative Stress - Stress that has an unhealthy effect on our lives. Example – Stressing about a big game can
cause us to be unable to focus
106.
Diabetes (Type 2)
a)
Type of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can cause a heart attack or stroke
b)
Diseases that slowly progress and are long-term medical conditions. Some chronic diseases are linked to lifestyle choices. Examples include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, arthritis, and kidney disease
c)
Diabetes (Type 2)
107.
Cholesterol
a)
Type of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can cause a heart attack or stroke
b)
Diseases that slowly progress and are long-term medical conditions. Some chronic diseases are linked to lifestyle choices. Examples include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, arthritis, and kidney disease
c)
How hard the heart needs to pump to move blood around the body. Affected by activity, rest, temperature, diet, emotions, posture, and medicines.
108.
Binge drinking
a)
A
chronic condition where the body does not use insulin properly and becomes
insulin resistant.
b)
1. The heavy consumption of alcohol over a
short period of time.
c)
1. To designate or treat (something) as
more important than other things.
109.
Asthma
a)
The
amount of energy required to maintain ones automatic body functions such as
hair growth
b)
1. Disease that causes inflammation of the
airways in the lungs.
c)
1. The heavy consumption of alcohol over a
short period of time.
d)
Type of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can cause a heart attack or stroke.
110.
Chronic Diseases
a)
Type of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can cause a heart attack or stroke
b)
– Diseases that slowly progress and are long-term medical conditions. Some chronic diseases are linked to lifestyle choices. Examples include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, arthritis, and kidney disease
c)
Also known as high blood pressure, when a person's heart and arteries must work harder than normal. Over time, the added stress can damage them. Increases risk of stroke, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, and loss of vision.
d)
A chronic disease, where kidneys gradually lose function. Kidneys are responsible for filtering waste and excess fluids from the blood, which are excreted through urine
111.
Chronic Diseases
a)
Type of fat found in found in animal products like meat, eggs, butter, cheese, and milk. The body needs some cholesterol for organ growth and function, but too much can build up and clog arteries that carry blood around the body. This can cause a heart attack or stroke
b)
– Diseases that slowly progress and are long-term medical conditions. Some chronic diseases are linked to lifestyle choices. Examples include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, arthritis, and kidney disease
c)
Also known as high blood pressure, when a person's heart and arteries must work harder than normal. Over time, the added stress can damage them. Increases risk of stroke, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, and loss of vision.
d)
A chronic disease, where kidneys gradually lose function. Kidneys are responsible for filtering waste and excess fluids from the blood, which are excreted through urine
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