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Mapeh4.1 Body Awareness

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

________ refers to the knowledge of one’s body parts and what each part can do and how to make each part move.

a)

Body Awareness

b)

Spatial Awareness

c)

Coordination

d)

Balance

2.

A person's health status may be determined through _________

a)

health appraisal procedures

b)

random guessing

c)

astrological signs

d)

fortune telling

3.

Health appraisal procedures are:

a)

methods used to assess an individual's health status

b)

techniques for improving physical fitness

c)

steps for diagnosing specific diseases

d)

ways to prescribe medication

4.

HEALTH APPRAISAL PROCEDURES are series of procedures to assess or determine one's ________ status. This is usually done in schools by health professionals and teachers through observations, screenings, and tests.

a)

health

b)

academic

c)

financial

d)

social

5.

What are health appraisal procedures?

a)

Procedures to assess or determine one's health status

b)

Procedures to teach math

c)

Procedures to organize sports events

d)

Procedures to clean classrooms

6.

Which of the following is a test commonly done during health appraisals?

a)

Hearing Test

b)

Blood Sugar Test

c)

Allergy Test

d)

Bone Density Test

7.

A ________ test is used to check a person's ability to see clearly during health appraisals.

a)

Vision

b)

Hearing

c)

Blood

d)

Urine

8.

Scoliosis screening is one of the usual tests done during health appraisals.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

One of the usual tests and screenings done during health appraisals is _________.

a)

Dental Health

b)

Vision Test

c)

Blood Pressure Measurement

d)

Hearing Test

10.

One of the usual tests and screenings done during health appraisals is _________.

a)

Breast Self-Examination

b)

Vision Test

c)

Blood Pressure Measurement

d)

Hearing Test

11.

One of the usual tests and screenings done during health appraisals is _________.

a)

Weight and Height Measurements

b)

Blood Sugar Level Measurement

c)

Vision Test

d)

Dental X-ray

12.

What does BMI stand for?

a)

Body Mass Index

b)

Body Muscle Indicator

c)

Basic Mass Index

d)

Body Measurement Indicator

13.

What does BMI stand for?

a)

Body Mass Index

b)

Basic Muscle Indicator

c)

Body Mass Information

d)

Biological Mass Index

14.

What two factors does BMI use to make this determination?

a)

Height and weight

b)

Age and gender

c)

Blood type and cholesterol level

d)

Diet and exercise habits

15.

What is the formula for calculating BMI?

a)

BMI = weight in kg / (heightinm)2(height in m)^2

b)

BMI = weight in kg × height in m

c)

BMI = weight in kg / height in m

d)

BMI = height in m / weight in kg

16.

Which BMI range is considered 'Normal'?

a)

<18.5

b)

18.5 - 24.9

c)

25 - 29.9

d)

30 - 34.9

17.
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Match the following BMI categories to their corresponding BMI ranges:

a)

Underweight

1.

<18.5

b)

Normal

2.

18.5 - 24.9

c)

Overweight

3.

25 - 29.9

d)

Obese

4.

30 - 34.9

e)

Extremely Obese

5.

>35

18.

The stadiometer is used to measure _____?

a)

height

b)

weight

c)

temperature

d)

blood pressure

19.

A weighing scale is used to measure:

a)

Height

b)

Weight

c)

Temperature

d)

Length

20.

What corrective action is recommended for someone who is underweight?

a)

Increase calorie intake, get plenty of exercise, consult a general practitioner.

b)

Decrease calorie intake and avoid exercise.

c)

Skip meals regularly and avoid medical advice.

d)

Follow a strict low-calorie diet and avoid physical activity.

21.

What should a person with normal weight do to maintain their health?

a)

Maintain healthy eating and maintain regular physical activities.

b)

Eat only junk food and avoid exercise.

c)

Skip meals regularly to lose more weight.

d)

Avoid all forms of physical activity.

22.

What is the recommended corrective action for someone who is overweight?

a)

Reduce calorie intake.

b)

Increase sugar intake.

c)

Skip all meals.

d)

Eat only junk food.

23.

What corrective actions are suggested for someone who is obese?

a)

Improve healthy eating habits and increase physical activities.

b)

Skip meals regularly to lose weight quickly.

c)

Take weight loss pills without consulting a doctor.

d)

Avoid all forms of physical activity.

24.

What is the purpose of a hearing test?

a)

To test how well a person can see

b)

To test how well a person is hearing

c)

To determine a person's height

d)

To check a person's blood pressure

25.

What is a tuning fork used for?

a)

Measuring blood pressure

b)

Determining hearing loss

c)

Checking eyesight

d)

Measuring temperature

26.

What instrument can be used to check your ears?

a)

Thermometer

b)

Otoscope

c)

Stethoscope

d)

Sphygmomanometer

27.

If your health concern is ________, you may use hearing aid.

a)

hearing loss

b)

vision loss

c)

toothache

d)

fever

28.

Which of the following should you avoid to protect your hearing?

a)

Exposure to loud noises

b)

Drinking water

c)

Eating fruits

d)

Exercising

29.

Which of the following should you avoid inserting into your ears?

a)

Pointed objects

b)

Cotton

c)

Water

d)

Oil

30.

Avoid medicines that might harm your ________.

a)

hearing

b)

vision

c)

skin

d)

teeth

31.

What is the name of the test that checks how well a person can see things up close and far away?

a)

Vision screening/Visual Acuity

b)

Hearing test

c)

Blood pressure test

d)

Reflex test

32.

What tool is usually used to conduct a vision screening/visual acuity test?

a)

Snellen chart

b)

Stethoscope

c)

Thermometer

d)

Sphygmomanometer

33.

Vision screening/Visual Acuity is a test that will check how well a person can see things up close and far away.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

If your health concern is ________, you may use eyeglasses or have surgery and medicine.

a)

low vision

b)

hearing loss

c)

tooth decay

d)

skin allergy

35.

Should you rub your eyes in dim light?

a)

True

b)

False

36.

What should you avoid doing to protect your eyes?

a)

Avoid rubbing your eyes.

b)

Wash your eyes with dirty water.

c)

Stare directly at the sun.

d)

Share eye makeup with others.

37.

Which nutrients should you consume to help maintain eye health?

a)

Zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin C, and vitamin E.

b)

Sodium, saturated fats, vitamin D, and calcium.

c)

Sugar, trans fats, vitamin B12, and iron.

d)

Cholesterol, caffeine, vitamin K, and magnesium.

38.

What is the purpose of the scoliosis test?

a)

To check if the spine has a curve

b)

To check eyesight

c)

To measure height

d)

To test reflexes

39.

The Adam's forward bend test is used to check for _________

a)

scoliosis

b)

arthritis

c)

asthma

d)

diabetes

40.

What are the corrective actions you may use for this condition?

a)

use of braces, doing exercise, and surgery

b)

taking antibiotics and rest

c)

applying ice packs and using crutches

d)

using hearing aids and speech therapy

41.

What is the purpose of a dental examination?

a)

To check the condition of your teeth and gums for possible cavities, plaque, or swollen gums.

b)

To play games

c)

To watch TV

d)

To eat sweets

42.

Dental examination is done to check the condition of your teeth and gums for possible ________, plaque, or swollen gums.

a)

cavities

b)

fractures

c)

braces

d)

fillings

43.

Name two things a dentist checks for during a dental examination.

a)

Teeth and gums

b)

Eyes and ears

c)

Nose and throat

d)

Hair and nails

44.

What corrective action may you have for cavities?

a)

You may have your dental filling and tooth extraction.

b)

You may ignore the cavity and hope it heals itself.

c)

You may brush your teeth once a month to fix it.

d)

You may use mouthwash only to cure cavities.

45.

What should be done for plaque, tartar, and swelling gum?

a)

It can be removed by the dentist and practice good oral hygiene.

b)

Ignore it as it will go away on its own.

c)

Use only mouthwash and avoid brushing.

d)

Eat more sugary foods to reduce swelling.

46.

Breast self-examination refers to:

a)

A method where a person examines their own breasts to detect any changes or lumps.

b)

A procedure performed only by doctors to check for breast cancer.

c)

A type of surgery to remove lumps from the breast.

d)

A laboratory test to analyze breast tissue.