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Understanding Heart Rate and Polygraphs Exit Ticket

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the primary purpose of a polygraph test?

a)

To measure blood pressure

b)

To detect lies by measuring physiological responses

c)

To assess mental health

d)

To evaluate physical fitness

2.

Which of the following is a component measured by a polygraph test?

a)

Blood sugar level

b)

Heart rate

c)

Body temperature

d)

Cholesterol level

3.

How does the body typically respond to stress in terms of heart rate?

a)

Heart rate decreases

b)

Heart rate remains constant

c)

Heart rate increases

d)

Heart rate stops

4.

What body systems are involved when the heart beats? Select all that apply.

a)

Cardiovascular system

b)

Nervous system

c)

Digestive system

d)

Immune system

5.

Describe a scenario where a polygraph test might be useful.

a)

Diagnosing a medical condition

b)

Determining the truthfulness of a suspect in a criminal investigation

c)

Measuring the efficiency of a workout routine

d)

Calculating the nutritional value of food

6.

What baseline data is typically required before conducting a polygraph test?

a)

Blood type

b)

Normal physiological responses

c)

Genetic information

d)

Dietary habits

7.

How does the body respond to exercise in terms of heart rate and respiration rate?

a)

Both heart rate and respiration rate decrease

b)

Heart rate decreases, respiration rate increases

c)

Both heart rate and respiration rate increase

d)

Heart rate increases, respiration rate decreases

8.

Discuss one advantage and disadvantage of using polygraph tests in investigations.

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