Worksheets2ND 9 WKS EXAM REVIEW PART I
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a common physiological effect of chronic stress on the body?
Increased heart rate
Elevated cortisol levels
Improved immune function
Decreased blood pressure
As a consumer, which of the following is NOT one of your rights?
The right to a refund
The right to free products
The right to accurate information
The right to choose freely
How is HIV primarily transmitted?
Through bodily fluids such as blood and sexual fluids
Through casual contact like hugging and shaking hands
By sharing food and drinks with an infected person
Through airborne particles in the environment
What process occurs during conception?
A sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell, creating a zygote.
An egg cell divides into multiple cells without fertilization.
A sperm cell undergoes mitosis to create more sperm cells.
An egg cell is released from the ovary without any fertilization.
When faced with peer pressure regarding sexual activity, which strategy best supports choosing abstinence?
Clearly communicating your personal boundaries and values.
Going along with friends to avoid conflict.
Making excuses to leave the situation.
Pretending to be uninterested in relationships.
Medical fraud in the marketplace often involves:
Unproven treatments are marketed as "miracle cures."
Doctors prescribing unnecessary medications for profit.
Insurance companies denying legitimate claims.
Pharmaceutical companies lowering drug prices.
How might cultural beliefs influence health behaviors?
They can shape attitudes toward medical treatment, diet, and preventive care
They have no impact on health behaviors
They only affect dietary choices
They are irrelevant to medical treatment
What is a key difference between acute and chronic diseases?
Acute diseases develop suddenly and last a short time, while chronic diseases develop slowly and last a long time.
Chronic diseases develop suddenly and last a short time, while acute diseases develop slowly and last a long time.
Acute diseases are always fatal, while chronic diseases are not.
Chronic diseases are contagious, while acute diseases are not.
Which of the following describes a curable sexually transmitted infection?
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
HIV
Herpes
When creating goals to maintain a healthy lifestyle, which approach is most effective?
Setting specific, measurable, and achievable goals
Focusing on vague and broad objectives
Setting goals without a timeline
Avoiding any form of goal-setting
Which agency is primarily responsible for protecting consumers against false advertising and deceptive business practices?
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Which of the following is a characteristic of adolescent development?
Development of abstract thinking abilities.
Increased physical growth and strength.
Decreased emotional sensitivity.
Reduced social interactions.
A deficiency in which nutrient is most commonly associated with anemia?
Iron
Vitamin C
Folate
Vitamin B12
Which of the following is a warning sign that someone may be considering suicide?
Increased social activity
Giving away prized possessions
Improved mood after a long period of depression
Sudden interest in new hobbies
What is a major long-term health effect of tobacco use?
Lung cancer
Heart disease
Diabetes
Asthma
Which of the following is NOT a common risk factor for cardiovascular disease?
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
Regular physical activity
Smoking
Which of the following is the primary function of the immune system?
To defend the body against pathogens
To regulate body temperature
To aid in digestion
To produce hormones
What information on a food label would be most helpful for someone monitoring their heart health?
Sodium and saturated fat content
Total carbohydrates
Sugars and fiber content
Protein and vitamin content
How has modern technology most significantly influenced societal health?
It has improved access to nutritious food options.
It has provided access to health information, but also contributed to sedentary behaviors
It has eliminated all health-related issues in society.
It has increased physical activity through fitness apps.
Which is an example of deceptive advertising?
A weight loss product promising "instant results without diet or exercise."
A fitness program that guarantees weight loss with a balanced diet and exercise.
A skincare cream that claims to reduce wrinkles in two weeks with regular use.
A vitamin supplement that suggests it can replace a healthy diet.
