WorksheetsPersonal Health Overview
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is direct contact in relation to the spreading of infectious diseases?
Transmission of germs through person to person contact (kissing, touching, sneezing).
Purposely looking to obtain an disease.
Asking someone if they have a disease.
Touching a doorknob in the bathroom.
What is indirect contact in relation to infectious diseases?
Animal to person bite.
Mother to unborn child through biological attachment.
Touching someone else's computer.
Sneezing on someone.
Can insects spread diseases?
Yes
No
Fully cooking meat helps eliminate the risk for the spread of infectious diseases?
Yes
No
How much sleep should a teen get?
7 - 9 Hours
8.25 - 9.75 Hours
8.5 - 9.25 Hours
7.5 - 9.5 Hours
Lack of sleep can cause symptoms of depression.
Yea
Nah
Driving while tired can be as dangerous as driving with a Super Drunk ABV of .02 or higher.
Yea
Nah
You should exercise or read before bed?
Yea
Nah
Caffeine is alright two hours before bed.
Yea
Nah
Individuals should brush once a day and floss.
Yes
No
Why is soda bad for teeth?
The sugar wears on the gums.
The acid lasts for an hour after drinking.
The acid lasts for two hours after drinking.
The citric acid wears away at the teeth enamel.
Which is not a risk of a oral piercing?
Teeth can be chipped from tongue piercing. It could be minor or severe enough for a root canal or surgery.
A person can experience addiction to getting more piercings, creating more risk.
There is the potential for infection due to increased bacterial levels in the mouth.
A person can have damage to nerves causing a loss of feeling in the tongue.
Staying the shade does not help prevent sun exposure.
Yes
No
SPF should be the following in high school:
5 or higher
45 or higher
15 or higher
30 or higher
Sun exposure affects can increase if objects around a person can reflect the sun's rays.
Yes
No
