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WorksheetsLifestyle Diseases
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Influenza, Pneumonia, and Covid-19 are examples of:
Lifestyle diseases
Accidents
Infectious diseases
Risk factors
type 2 Diabetes, most heart disease, and some types of cancer are considered
Lifestyle diseases
Accidents
Infectious diseases
Controllable risk factors
Infectious diseases are caused by ___________, such as bacteria
Risk factors
Pathogens
body weight
None of the above
What are the 2 types of risk factors associated with lifestyle diseases?
Controllable
Sedentary lifestyle
Eating Habits
Uncontrollable
Chicken pox is what type of disease?
infectious disease
Lifestyle disease
Obesity is what type of disease
Infectious disease
Lifestyle disease
Covid-19 is what type of disease?
Infectious
Lifestyle
Exposure to _____________ lets our body make its own Vitamin D.
Snow
Air
Water
Sunlight
Health Includes
only physical well being
only mental well being
only social well being
a combination of all the above
Q3-What is diabetes ?
A condition in which there are frequent headaches
a condition in which there is loss of appetite
a condition in which there is difficulty to breath
a condition in which there is excess sugar in the blood
Q4-What is obesity ?
An excessive height
An excessive blood
An excessive amount of body fat
An excessive amount of sugar level
Q2-Name 1 point how to prevent diabetes
Eating a lot of oil
Exercising daily
Eating a lot of salt
Having a lot of medicines
Q1-Name one symptom of diabetes
Getting tired
Having low performance in studies
Having headache
Stunted growth
Q6-Obesity increases you risk of-
Heart disease
Sugar
Headache
Viral fever
How to prevent lifestyle related diseases
Do not do physical activities
Use more of oil and salt
Eat a balanced diet
An illness which is ongoing. There is no cure, only treatment.
Chronic
Communicable
A disease that is spread from one living organism to another.
Chronic
Communicable
Communicable diseases can be transmitted by...
A person
An animal
An insect
They are unable to be spread
Chronic diseases can be caused by...
Lifestyle choices
The environment
Heredity
There may be no known cause
The following are examples of communicable diseases...
Tuberculosis
Diabetes
Asthma
Rabies
The following are examples of chronic diseases...
Cardiovascular disease
Cancer
Flu
Arthritis
When a disease is progressive, it means the person will continue to get worse until they receive medical care.
True
False
What are two other terms for communicable diseases?
Contagious & Degenerative
Progressive & Infectious
Contagious & Infectious
Progressive & Degenerative
A disease characterized by the buildup of fatty materials on the inside walls of the arteries
Atherosclerosis
Blood Pressure
Heart Attack
All of the above
A sudden attack of weakness or paralysis that occurs when blood flow to an area of the brain is interrupted
Heart Attack
Stroke
Cardiovascular Disease
Flu
The damage and loss of function of an area of the heart muscle
Cardiovascular Disease
Blood Pressure
Heart Attack
Stroke
A disease or disorder that results from progressive damage to the heart and blood vessels
Stroke
Covid
Blood Pressure
Cardiovascular Disease
The force that blood exerts against the inside walls of a blood vessel
Blood Pressure
Atherosclerosis
Paralysis
Cancer
Atherosclerosis can be caused by
Fatty buildup on the inside walls of arteries
plaques
a diet high in saturated fats and cholesterol
All of the above
A heart attack affects the
brain
pancreas
heart muscle
coronary arteries
When interpreting a blood pressure reading, the diastolic pressure indicates
the maximum blood pressure when the heart contracts
the minimum blood pressure when the heart contracts
the blood pressure between contractions
the blood pressure in only the coronary arteries
Which of the following can happen as a result of high blood pressure
kidney damage
heart failure
injury to the walls of blood vessels
all of the above
Which of the following statements about heart attacks is NOT true
a heart attack occurs when one or more coronary arteries become blocked
Symptoms of a heart attack can include chest pain, shortness of breath, nausea.
The chances of a heart attack are lower in a person who does not smoke
Almost all tissue damage due to a heart attack is repaired by the body.
