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Q1M2-DISEASES IN THE RES AND CIR SYSTEM-PRETEST

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Psalm id a grade 9 student who is positive in life and wants to take care of her respiratory and circulatory systems. Which steps will not help prevent atherosclerosis?

a)

Avoiding amoking

b)

exercising regularly

c)

avoiding food that have high saturated fat content

d)

eating food reach in sodium

2.

Which of the ff best describes the condition of a person with hypertension?

a)

Blood pressure is consistently lower than normal

b)

blood pressure is higher than normal

c)

fatty deposits build up in arterial walls

d)

parts of the heart muscle die

3.

Atherosclerosis is a condition in which _______.

a)

fatty material build up within wall

b)

muscles loss their ability to contact

c)

capillaries widen and release too much fluid

d)

fatty material build up within arterial walls

4.

Ezekiel started smoking when he was high school and diagnosed with a respiratory ailment 10years later. Which of the ff best describes the condition of Ezekiel

a)

he has good posture

b)

very active in sports

c)

stands for,long period of time

d)

he is thin, weak, and always coughing

5.

Which of the ff is true about the importance of regular exercise to cardiovascular health?

a)

Increases resting blood pressure

b)

strengthen the heart muscle

c)

slows down the heart rate

d)

increases sodium in the blood

6.

Food high in fat should be avoided to maintain cardiovascular health because _______.

a)

They make the blood flow more rapidly than normal

b)

ventricle can contract and decrease force

c)

can lead to atherosclerosis

d)

red blood cells are harmed by fat in the diet

7.

What is the effect of nicotine to the human body?

a)

Slows the heartbeat

b)

reduces the desire to smoke

c)

increases blood pressure

d)

makes cilia clump together

8.

What is the best way to treat people with respiratory diseases for a long time?

a)

Stop smoking abruptly

b)

introduce oxygen and inhalers

c)

gradually stop smoking, take prescribe medications and improve lifestyle

d)

take long term COPD control medications, including inhaled corticosteroids that is not prescribe by the doctor

9.

How does smoking lead to emphysema?

a)

Damaging the diaphragm

b)

slowing the heart rate

c)

destroying lung tissue

d)

increasing hemoglobin levels

10.

Which substance in tobacco smokes binds to hemoglobin, causing res blood cells to carry less than their normal load of oxygen?

a)

Tar

b)

nicotine

c)

nitrogen

d)

carbon monoxide

11.

Which substance causes tobacco smoke and addictive drug?

a)

Tar

b)

nicotine

c)

nitrogen

d)

carbon dioxide

12.

Smoking a cigarette can irritate the passageways for breathing that causes clogging with mucus. This condition is called _________.

a)

Bronchitis

b)

emphysema

c)

lung cancer

d)

Heart attacks

13.

A tumor that grows in the lungs maybe a sign of _____.

a)

Bronchitis

b)

heart disease

c)

lung cancer

d)

emphysema

14.

How does tobacco smoking increase the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases?

a)

Damage the normal function of the heart and blood vessel

b)

chemicals in cigarette harm the blood cells

c)

Statement A & B are correct

d)

only A is true

15.

The ff lifestyles.can negatively affect a person's risk for developing disorders in the respiratory and circulatory system except one

a)

sleeping late at night

b)

eating unhealthy food

c)

living in a stressful environment

d)

avoiding vices such as cigarette smoking and drinking alcohol