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Worksheets1st Period Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The doctor told Sam that they have a non-communicable disease. Which of the following most likely contributed to the development of this noncommunicable disease?
Contact with an infected animal
Lifestyle factors such as an unhealthy diet
Touching a door handle after someone who is sick touched it
Consumption of contaminated water
WHAT are benefits to our HEART if we exercise?
less stress
reduces our risk for other diseases
helps us stay at a healthy weight
lowers our blood pressure
WHY do people have heart attacks?
a blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart
they hit their heads
usually from car accidents
only really old people have them because they are OLD
What is the primary pathophysiological mechanism underlying congestive heart failure?
Excessive sodium intake leading to electrolyte imbalance
Ineffective pumping of the heart leading to fluid accumulation
Lack of physical exercise resulting in weakened heart muscles
Genetic predisposition causing abnormal heart structure
Describe the role of diet in managing congestive heart failure.
Consuming only saturated fats
Ignoring the balance of nutrients
Increasing sodium intake
Diet helps by reducing sodium intake, limiting saturated fats, and focusing on a balanced diet.
The overall well-being of the body, mind, and relationships with other people is known as
anatomy
health
physiology
wellness
Any action or condition that increases the likelihood of injury, disease or other negative outcome is known as a
behavior
continuum
risk factor
technology
Any action taken to avoid disease, injury and other negative outcomes is known as
health care
prevention
rehabilitation
wellness
This structure prevents the backwards movement of blood:
Ventricle
Valve
Atrium
Vein
Heart rate is
Overheating of the body, possibly due to extreme weather conditions
A measure of cardiac activity usually expressed as the number of beats per minute.
Abnormally low body temperature
High blood pressure.
Hypertension is
Overheating of the body, possibly due to extreme weather conditions.
Abnormally low body temperature.
High blood pressure.
An infectious disease that spreads rapidly and sickens a large number of people.
What does calculating your heart rate help you figure out?
If you're exercising at the right intensity.
If you're having fun.
If you're tired.
If you're lazy.
What does "resting heart rate" mean?
How fast your heart is beating while exercising.
How fast your heart is beating while recovering from exercise.
How fast your heart is beating anytime.
How fast your heart is beating while resting, such as sleeping or sitting.
As you consistently continue to exercise, over time, your resting heart rate will:
increase
decrease
stay the same
consistent exercise has nothing to do with your resting heart rate.
