WorksheetsHEALTH AND SOCIETY GUIDE
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 4mins
Which is the correct definition of health?
State of wellbeing and balance in the body
Lack of disease and injuries
Having a good alimentation
Receiving enough nutrients
The individual is comprised of...
Mental, Physical and spiritual dimensions
Mind, body and spirit
Families, community and culture
Personal interactions and external interactions
Which factors make up the epidemiologic triangle?
Host, agent and environment
Host, agent and society
Guest, agent and environment
Guest, agent and environment
Disease is more likely to occur in some members of the population than in others because of_____.
Risk factors
Society
Diseases
Vaccines
Which stages come before the disease comes?
Stage of subclinical disease
Stage of clinical disease
Stage of susceptibility
Stage of recovery
Tertiary prevention states the following:
Educate people before having the actual disease
Consume vitamins to improve health
Treat the disease when it has already developed
It is intended to reduce long term damages and improve life quality
Headache and muscular pain are...
Diseases
Symptoms
Signs
Pathogens
Fever and mucus are...
Diseases
Pathogens
Symptoms
Signs
The best definition for tissue is:
Different cells with the same function
Different cells with the same function and the 4th level of organization of life
The 4th level of organization of life
Fibers organized in a specific way
Cardiac muscle is found in...
The brain
The Arms
The lungs
The heart
The intestines have...
Skeletal muscles
Smooth muscles
Cardiac muscles
Skin
The biceps are formed by...
Nervous tissues
Cardiac muscles
Smooth muscles
Skeletal muscles
These type muscles have involuntary movement:
Cardiac
Smooth
Skeletal
Epithelial
Neurons are fully responsible for neuron connections and does not need any kind of tissue to connect.
True
False
Anatomy studies...
Systems functions
Human behaviour
Structure of the body
Tissues
This is the_____ anatomical plane
Parasagital
Sagital
Axial
Coronal
The diaphragm divides...
Abdominal and thoracic cavity
Abdominal and cranial cavity
Pelvic and abdominal
Abdominal and vertebral
Kidneys are located in...
Pelvic cavity
Abdominal cavity
Cranial cavity
Spinal cavity
Vaccines help create T cells for future diseases
True
False
Bone marrow and thymus are...
Primary immune system organs
Secondary immune system organs
Primary lymphatic organs
Secondary lymphatic organs
Natural Killers, Neutrophils, Leukocytes, Macrophages, Eosinophils and Basophils are part of the acquired immune system
False
True
