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WorksheetsCh 2 Health Test
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 13mins
Living to an average of 83 years old, Japan is the nation with the highest……. in the world.
A. lifetime
B. lifework
C. life force
C. life expectancy
Aan example of morbidity is the number of people with cancer
True
False
It is an occurrence or event in life in increases your chances of developing a condition or disease
Morbidity
Disability
Risk Factor
None of the above
Which is the worst form of distracted driving?
Talking on the phone
Listening to the radio
Texting
Talking to passengers
Sleeps helps with learning and memory
True
False
Where do you get your genes from?
store
parents
school
yourself
How do you define a gene?
all of your DNA
a bundle
something inside the nucleus
a piece of DNA
Which of the following can be pathogens?
Bacteria only
Viruses only
Bacteria and viruses
Neither bacteria or viruses
Being healthy includes:
having a body that feels good and works well
having a healthy mind and body
not being sick
all of the above
Two individuals can have the same disease but experience a very different quality of life.
True
False
Aspects of people's lives that increase the chances they will develop a disease or disorder, or experience an injury.
Risk Factors
Socioeconomic Risk Factors
Behavioral Risk Factors
Quality of Life
Characteristics of your status in society that may expose you to injury or disease.
Behavioral Risk Factors
Physical Risk Factors
Socioeconomic Risk Factors
Social Risk Factors
Characteristics of your surroundings that may expose you to injury or disease.
Environmental Risk Factors
Socioeconomic Risk Factors
Physical Risk Factors
Social Risk Factors
Marty McFly goes to the Doctor to get his physical for the school year. They hand him a form which has the following question. Does anyone in your family have a history of heart disease. Marty's grandfather had a heart attack last year. What type of risk factor would this be?
Environmental
Genetic Risk Factor
Behavioral Risk Factor
Social Risk Factor
The ability make choices about your health and wellness.
Well-Being
Health
Refusal Skills
Decision-Making Skills
mortality
the amount of people getting sick
the amount of people dying
The Socioeconomic factors are
Education, employment, media
access to health services, employment, income
Education, employment, income
Education, employment, interest
