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WorksheetsSemester 2 Review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 33mins
Body cells of males have two X chromosomes.
True
False
Cystic fibrosis is an example of a(n) genetic disorder.
True
False
The process of inserting normal genes into human cells to correct genetic disorders is amniocentesis.
True
False
Benefits of adult strength training include maintaining bone density.
True
False
Puberty usually begins between the ages of 10 years and 18 years.
True
False
The cerebellum is the part of the brain that is associated with emotion.
True
False
Bacterial STDs can be treated with antibiotics.
True
False
During sexual intercourse, HIV can enter the bloodstream through microscopic openings and tissues of the vagina, anus, or mouth or through the opening in the penis.
True
False
An HIV-negative person who has an STD is at reduced risk of getting HIV.
True
False
A person is in the symptomatic stage of HIV infection if the T cell count is 300.
True
False
Personal safety includes the steps you take to prevent yourself from becoming the victim of a crime.
True
False
When swimming in hot and sunny weather, reapply sunscreen frequently.
True
False
Inflatable toys or "water wings" are not a substitute for an approved PFD.
True
False
An injury resulting from an unexpected even is called a(n) intentional injury.
True
False
A portable device for putting out small fires is a fire extinguisher.
True
False
The most important rule for safety in water is to know how to swim.
True
False
When you go out in a boat, always wear a(n) PFD.
True
False
Unconscious people cannot cough or clear their throats.
True
False
A(n) third-degree burn is minor and can be treated at home.
True
False
A(n) warning issued by the National Weather Service means that severe weather is expected soon.
True
False
A group of alcohol related birth defects
prenatal care
fetal alcohol syndrome
chorionic villi sampling
autonomy
Amniocentesis
The confidence that a person can control his or her own body, impulses, and environment
prenatal care
fetal alcohol syndrome
chorionic villi sampling
autonomy
amniocentesis
A procedure in which a sample of fetal cells are obtained by removing a sample of amniotic fluid
prenatal care
fetal alcohol syndrome
chorionic villi sampling
autonomy
amniocentesis
Steps a pregnant female can take to protect her health and the health of the fetus
prenatal care
fetal alcohol sydrome
chorionic villi sampling
autonomy
amniocentesis
A procedure in which a small piece of membrane is removed from tissue that develops into the placenta
prenatal care
fetal alcohol sydrome
chorionic villi sampling
autonomy
amniocentesis
The state of being infected but showing no symptoms
antibiotics
abstinence
white blood cells
EIA test
asymptomatic
Outbreak of a disease
epidemic
infertility
opportunistic infections
EIA test
high-risk behaviors
Treatment for bacterial STD's
high-risk behaviors
white blood cells
antibiotics
abstinence
infertility
A major cause of death in people with AIDS
epidemic
opportunistic infections
white blood cells
abstinence
antibodies
Using drugs or alcohol
high-risk behavior
antibiotics
EIA test
antibodies
epidemic
Target of HIV in the body
antibiotics
abstinence
white blood cells
EIA test
high risk behavior
A health consequence of some STD's
antibiotics
abstinence
infertility
epidemic
opportunistic infections
The only 100% effective means of preventing STD's
antibodies
EIA test
abstinence
white blood cells
epidemic
Produced by B cells
antibiotics
abstinence
white blood cells
asymptomatic
high risk behavior
Screens for presence of HIV antibodies
antibiotics
abstinence
white blood cells
EIA test
epidemic
A portable device for putting out small fires
unintentional injury
accident chain
smoke alarm
fire extinguisher
OSHA
The federal agency responsible for promoting safe and healthful conditions in the workplace
unintentional injury
accident chain
smoke alarm
fire extinguisher
OSHA
An injury resulting from an unexpected event
Unintentional injury
accident chain
smoke alarm
fire extinguisher
OSHA
A device that produces a loud warning noise in the presence of smoke
unintentional injury
accident chain
smoke alarm
fire extinguisher
OSHA
A sequence of events that leads to an unintentional injury
unintentional injury
accident chain
smoke alarm
fire extinguisher
OSHA
Which of the following is NOT usually associated with early childhood?
desiring approval
beginning puberty
showing defiance
walking well
Which of the following is a thin, fluid-filled membrane that surrounds and protects the developing embryo?
umbilical cord
placenta
amniotic sac
prenatal
During which part of pregnancy does the fetus begin to blink its eyes and become more active?
before implantation
in the first trimester
in the second trimester
in the third trimester
During adolescence, teens generally feel a greater need to be accepted by their
parents or guardians
siblings
teachers
peers
Which is NOT a developmental task of adolescence?
starting a vocation or career
becoming emotionally independent
developing personal values
learning to control behavior
Consequences of teen parenthood often include
reduced emotional stress
improved financial situation
more limits on personal life
better chances of going to college
Secondary sex characteristics of males do NOT include
receding hairline
broad shoulders
body hair
wide hips
Social changes that usually occur during adolescence include a(n)
decreased need to make friends
increased focus on friendship
greater amount of time spent with family
smaller circle of acquanintances
Adulthood begins when young people
stop growing in height
mature physically and emotionally
complete their education
start to live on their own
Which of the following is a goal in late adulthood?
to develop intimacy
to develop a sense of having contributed to society
to develop vocational goals
to feel satisfied
Consequences of teen parenthood may include
financial difficulties
emotional stress
limitations on social life
all of the above
Which statement about STD's is true?
They are all curable.
They are highly communicable.
They always occur with symptoms.
They are spread through casual contact.
An STD that can cause genital warts is
chlamydia
genital herpes
genital HPV
gonorrhea
Which is NOT a reason STD's go undiagnosed?
Many STD's are asymptomatic.
State laws require all STD's to be reported.
Some people are embarrassed to ask for help.
Using refusal skills when pressured to engage in risky behaviors.
Which is NOT a way to avoid contracting HIV/AIDS?
sharing needles when injecting drugs
avoiding situations where alcohol might compromise decision making
practicing abstinence
using refusal skills when pressured to engage in risky behaviors
Which of the following is a means of transmitting HIV from one person to another?
airborne transmission
casual contact
through a mother's breastmilk
insect bites
Which behavior is most likely to place a teen at risk for HIV infection?
using a sterile needle to pierce his or her ear
drinking alcohol at a party with other teens
swimming in the same pool as an infected person
drinking from the same water bottle as an infected teammate
People who are diagnosed with genital herpes should
inform partners of their infection
let the health department notify partners
make sure the health department knows about the diagnosis
keep their infection a secret because it is not legally reportable
A person who is diagnosed in an early stage of HIV/AIDS
can begin treatment to cure the infection
usually begins treatment for opportunistic infections
will not progress to the AIDS stage of infection
can prevent more cases than if the diagnosis were made later
Which choice is NOT a way to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of crime?
Make sure your cell phone is easy to locate.
Get on and off public transportation in busy, well-lit areas.
Walk through alleys alone at night.
Let your family now where you're going when you go out.
Self defense includes
cyberbullying
any strategy for protecting yourself from harm
projecting a vulnerable, confused image in public
keeping your head down and avoiding eye contact
Which choice is NOT a safety precaution you should take when you are online?
Make sure everybody knows your identity.
Keep online relationships online.
Let your parents or guardians know what you're doing online.
Don't respond to inappropriate messages.
Which of the following choices is a safety tip for staying safe with electricity?
Run electric cords under rugs and behind baseboards.
Use electrical appliances near water.
Make sure extension cords have polarized plugs.
Remove safety caps from unused outlets.
Which choice is NOT a way to plan ahead to protect you from injury during outdoor activities?
Choose clothes that are right for the weather.
Let family know where you're going and when you'll be back.
Collect water to drink from local lakes, rivers, and streams.
Stick to tasks that match your level of ability.
A personal flotation device you wear on a boat is better known as a
hypothermia device
swimming safety device
life jacket
water purifying device
Graduated licensing is
a way of responding to drivers who become violent
the withholding of driving privileges until high school graduation
the attention to vehicular safety before you start the car
a system that gradually increases driving privileges over time
Responding to a driving incident with violence is called
road rage
vehicular attention
tailgating
defensive driving
If the road condition is icy or wet when you're driving, you should
increase your speed
stop for a bit of exercise
reduce your speed
try to calm yourself down
Criminals are more likely to attack someone who
looks vulnerable
seems confident
has attended self-defense class
makes eye contact
If an online friend asks you for your full name, what should you do?
Provide it immediately.
Keep your identity private.
Give your name if the friend agrees to meet.
Reach an agreement about exchanging names.
Which choice is NOT an example of defensive driving?
Stay on the alert while behind the wheel.
Flash your lights at a car coming toward you that crosses the center line.
Threaten another driver who has just cut you off.
Take an exit to get away from a car that is weaving.
In an emergency, you should first
call 911 or your local emergency number
care for the victim
check the victim
check the scene to make sure it is safe
To stop a wound from bleeding, you should
wash the wound thoroughly
remove gauze pads that have been soaked with blood
raise the wounded body part about the level of the heart
check the wound frequently to see if it has stopped bleeding
A warning issued by the National Weather Service means that severe weather
has passed
is expected soon
is possible
will not occur
For which of these storms might you be asked by authorities to evacuate the area?
Tornado
Thunderstorm
Blizzard
Hurricane
Which is NOT a step in the P.R.I.C.E. procedure?
Call a poison control center
Elevate the injured body part
Ice the injury
Rest the injured body part
First aid for minor burns includes
calling 911
applying steady pressure to the burned areas
chest compressions and rescue breathing
holding the burned area under water
Which of the following would you most likely observe in a victim of a biking accident?
Animal bite and poisoning
second-degree burns
choking and inability to breathe
fracture and shock
You are riding in a car when an earthquake strikes. What should you do?
Leave the car and head for the nearest building.
Find shelter under an overpass.
Stop the car in an open area and stay inside.
Call 911.
Your friend fell into the campfire and has severe burns on his shin and forearm that are very red and splotchy and beginning to blister. You should
apply pressure to the burned areas until the redness goes away
use an ice pack to reduce the swelling
pour cool water over the burned areas and cover loosely with gauze
perform the steps in the P.R.I.C.E. procedure
