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Total questions: 60
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The basic units of proteins, produced by living cells or obtained as an essential component.
amino acids
fat soluble vitamins
mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated fats
A sugar that is found in food and the body in its simple state which supplies the body with short term energy
saturated fats
poly unsaturated fats
fat soluble vitamin
simple carbohydrate
A carbohydrate that is formed by the body or by plants after conversion of simple carbohydrates, which supplies the body with long term energy
mono unsaturated fats
saturated fats
complex carbohydrates
fat soluble vitamin
A vitamin that is absorbed through the intestinal tract with the help of fats and is stored in the body
fat soluble vitamin
mono unsaturated fats
poly unsaturated fats
saturated fats
Oil or fats that is liquid at room temperature , is low in hydrogen and can lower the level of blood cholesterol
poly unsaturated fats
saturate fates
mono unsaturated fats
fat soluble vitamins
An oil of fatty acid containing more than one double or triple bond and is therefore cholesterol defensive
poly unsaturated fats
saturated fats
vitamins
carbohydrates
To determine if an act process or method has been attained to assess to determine the significance of by careful appraisal and study
consent
EMS
First aid
Evaluate
To get approval for what is to be done or proposed by another
consent
EMS
Catastrophe
First aid
Medical professional dedicated to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of residents through the provisions of Advanced and Basic Life support care.
Catastrophe
First Aid
CPR
Emergency Medical service (EMS)
A great and sudden misfortune
First Aid
Heat stroke
Heat exhaustion
Catastrophe
The immediate care given to a victim of injury or sudden illness before professional medical help arrives
CPR
First Aid
EMS
Ambulance Arrival
An emergency method to keep blood and oxygen flowing through a person whose heart and breathing have stopped
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR
Catastrophe
Good Samaritan Law
EMS
first sergeant
staff sergeant
sergeant
private first class
building muscle strength using resistance without joint movement
isotonic
isometric
isokenetic
what command is given to form a squad ?
attention
form in
attention
fall in
When the command fall in is given what position should you be at ?
parade rest
rest
attention
present arms
A disease in which the body is unable to use sugars properly
diabetes
kidney comma induced cancer
fiber deficiency
protein clade proficient
Natural chemical elements of the earth used by the body to supply necessary nutrition
carbohydrates
H20
Steroids
Minerals
Substances found in food that allow the body to function properly
Fats
Nutrients
proteins
carbohydrates
The level in which subordinates need to like something about you
permission
position
level 2
level 1
An ingredient found in in beverages, foods or drugs that speed up the activity in the mind and body
vitamin A
vitamin B
Vitamin C
Stimulant
How many steps is a platoon leader need to be ahead?
6 steps
5 steps
7 steps
4 steps
Muscular Endurance
Processing Oxygen
Assistance someone provided to an injured person until trained medical personnel arrives
having too little of something, such as a nutrient in the body
The ability to exert for long periods of times
What is the rank of the cadet with one silver diamond on his or her shoulder?
Cadet Major
Cadet first lieutenant
cadet captain
cadet second lieutenant
The person responsible for the preparation, conduct, and supervision of all Cadet Battalion Training activities is the?
S-2
S-3
S-5
S-1
The drill command given to move directly behind the person in front of you is
cover
dress right dress
attention
ready front
On what foot do you give the command mark time March
left
right
any foot
What is the command given to recover form PT?
Position of attention
Assemble to the right march
circular formation
Extended rectangular
The Battalion Intelligence or Security Officer, also called the ___________, is responsible for staff matters pertaining to security.
S-2
S-6
S-1
S-4
evaluate
to get approval for what is to be done or proposed by another.
great and sudden misfortune
determine if an act process or method has been attained by careful appraisal and study.
What rank is this?
E-5 Sergeant
E-2 Private
E-6 Specialist
E-4 Corporal
Which one is an officer rank?
Major
Colonel
2nd Lieutenant
All of the above
How many inches in a normal step in marching?
14
30
24
18
What is First Aid?
Assistance provided to someone until trained medical personnel arrive
Rendering CPR to an unconscious victim
Providing treatment to injured personnel
To restore breathing
When should you step off on the right foot?
Left step march
Left face
Right march
Right step, March
A platoon consists of how many squads?
4 squads
3 squads
1 or more squads
2 or more squads
What are the stationary movements in which you are allowed to talk.
Rest, Parade Rest
At Ease, Rest
Rest
At Ease, Parade Rest, Rest
Where are your hands at when standing “at attention"
Behind your back
On the seam of your pants
In front of you
Waving around in the air like your just don’t care
What is the Army rank shown?
Master Warrant Officer
Chief Warrant Officer
Chief Warrant Officer 3
Warrant Officer
What is the Army rank shown?
Major General
Brigadier General
Lieutenant General
General of the Army
Which is a treatment for a nose bleed
Tilt head back
Lean forward to protect airway
Pinch nose closed
Call 911
4. David loves to run after school. He uses the run as a way to get rid of stress. Running is also a great way for David to increase his?
A. Metabolism
B. Muscular Strength
C. Flexibility
D. None of the above
9. Will is a 18 year old who recently graduated from High School. Will identified that he want to improve his muscular fitness. Will enjoys running and biking as a way to stay healthy.. What would be the best way for Will to train to improve his muscular fitness for running and biking as well as maintain a healthy body composition?
A. Muscular Endurance
B. Muscular Strength
C. Muscular Hypertrophy
D. Muscular Power
Named the five elements of the Cadet Challenge.
One mile run/walk, the shuttle run, pull-ups, curl-ups, and the v-sit and reach.
One mile run/walk, the shuttle run, sit-ups, curl-ups, and reach and sit.
The 2 mile run, the shuttle run, the pull-ups, sit-ups, and the v-sit and reach.
The 1 mile run/walk, the tug of war, pull-ups, sit-ups, and the v-sit and reach.
How do you read a map?
Down and Out
Left to Right
Right and Up
Up and Down
You are given 2 points on a map but you have no idea where you are. Which of the following would you use?
resection
intersection
modified intersection
modified resection
Identifies water features such as lakes, swamps, rivers, and drainage.
red
black
green
blue
