WorksheetsG12- Unit 5 Revision
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor of disease?
Smoking
Gender
Ethnicity
Age
Which of the following is a non-modifiable risk factor of disease?
Family history
Being overweight
A sedentary lifestyle
Hypertension
What is immunisation?
A tool used to test for a disease or illness
A way to keep track of physical and mental health
An injection that makes people immune to a disease
An examination to test if people are resistant to a disease
What is screening?
When people are made resistant to diseases using vaccines
Where germs are found, such as home surfaces
A way to check for diseases before any symptoms appear
A type of healthcare infection that can be prevented
A patient has an infectious disease that can spread fast. Which of the following is most effective in preventing the infection from spreading to more people?
Increase the number of nutrients and healthy fats consumed
Quarantining the patient until they are fully recovered
Make the patient wear gloves when walking around the hospital
Screen the patient for any other diseases or illnesses
A lipid test is used to screen for ________.
high blood pressure
high cholesterol
bowel cancer
obesity
Which test is used to screen for breast cancer?
Pap smear test
Blood test
Mammogram
Lipid test
What is antibiotic resistance?
When a patient refuses to take prescribed antibiotics
When the overuse of antibiotics reduces their effectiveness
When germs are transmitted to a person
When antibiotics are effective in killing bacteria
If something is non-modifiable, then ____________.
it can prevent illness or disease
you can change it
you have no control over it
it can increase the risk of disease
Noor received a positive result after a screening test for cervical cancer. What does this mean?
Noor is immune or resistant to cervical cancer
Noor has been diagnosed with cervical cancer
Noor is at a low risk of developing cervical cancer
Noor may have cervical cancer and should do more tests to confirm
A pap smear test is used to screen for ________.
prostate cancer
bowel cancer
breast cancer
cervical cancer
Which of the following are positive health behaviours?
Eating high amounts of processed food
Getting 4-5 hours of sleep a night
Having a sedentary lifestyle
Getting regular medical check-ups
If a person receives a negative result from a screening test it means that they will never develop the disease in the future.
True
False
Vaccinations work by injecting a small amount of a disease-causing virus into the body.
True
False
Which of the following can help to prevent a communicable disease?
Good personal hygiene
Stopping smoking
Losing weight
Doing exercise daily
How can you improve your sleep?
Aim for 3-5 hours of sleep a night
Drink caffeine before bed
Use your phone or laptop in bed
Go to bed at the same time every night
A colonoscopy test is used to screen for which disease?
Breast cancer
Obesity
Hypertension
Bowel cancer
Which of the following tests is used to screen for diabetes?
Mammogram
Blood pressure measurement
Fasted blood glucose test
Pap smear test
When should a doctor use a diagnostic test?
To check for early signs of a disease
To confirm the presence or absence of a disease
If a person is not showing signs or symptoms of a disease
If a person has had a negative result from a screening test
Select the thing that could not happen if someone does not have enough sleep over a long period of time.
Obesity
Type 2 diabetes
Obesity
Improved mood
Choose from the following options which not a moderate intensity activities ?
Cycling (less 16km per hour)
Doing housework
Running
Walking
Adults aged 18-64 years old should do activities such as running for at least how long at a time
30 minutes
10 minutes
3minutes
15 minutes
Children and tenagers aged 5-17 years old should do activities that strengthen muscles and bones for at least
none
3 times a week
2 times a week
once a week
How many hours should the person sleep a day
between 2-3 hours
between 5-7 hours
between 7-9 hours
between 10-12 hours
An infection of the brain and spinal cord is called
Cystitis
Meningitis
Pneumonia
Vaccines do not work with the body’s natural defenses.
True
False
