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Health Final Exam Study Guide - Part 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which illness is not a long-term effect of alcohol abuse?

a)

cirrhosis

b)

stomach cancer

c)

dementia

d)

Ebola

2.

Which symptom is a sign of alcohol poisoning?

a)

irregular breathing

b)

slurred speech

c)

dry mouth

d)

erratic behavior

3.

Someone has been binge drinking. Which symptom is a sign to call 911?

a)

breathing fewer than 10 times per minute

b)

8-second or more pauses between breaths

c)

incoherent or slurred speech

d)

clammy, pale, or bluish skin

4.

Which condition is most likely to result from drinking alcohol?

a)

paranoia

b)

depression

c)

hallucinations

d)

dissociation

5.

Which action is an effect of lowered inhibitions?

a)

doing or saying things out of line with one’s beliefs or values

b)

revisiting previously pent-up emotions and thoughts

c)

perceiving outside stimuli in a drastically heightened state

d)

experiencing spiritual forces that are actually absent

6.

Which factor is the strongest internal influence related to alcohol consumption?

a)

one’s feelings about oneself

b)

one’s past experiences

c)

one’s likes and dislikes

d)

one’s opinions

7.

Which external factor might influence one’s decision to drink alcohol?

a)

friends

b)

fears

c)

interests

d)

desires

8.

What is Alateen’s target audience?

a)

teens who are alcoholics

b)

teens whose family members are alcoholics

c)

adults who were alcoholics as teens

d)

teen parents who are alcoholics

9.

Which organization provides a recovery program for alcoholics?

a)

Alateen

b)

Alanon

c)

AA

10.

Which percentage of blood alcohol content is legally considered impaired?

a)

0.05

b)

0.07

c)

0.08

d)

1.0

11.

Which condition is a risk to unborn babies whose mothers smoke?

a)

decreased oxygen

b)

viral infection

c)

bacterial infection

d)

lymph cancer

12.

Which disease is in the respiratory system, often caused by smoking cigarettes and vaping?

a)

asthma

b)

atherosclerosis

c)

idiopathic edema

d)

thalassemia

13.

What is the drug classification of nicotine?

a)

stimulant and narcotic

b)

depressant and diuretic

c)

stimulant and depressant

d)

narcotic and neuroleptic

14.

How many years earlier, on average, do smokers die than nonsmokers?

a)

1 to 4

b)

5 to 6

c)

7 to 9

d)

10 to 14

15.

Which toxins are found in cigarettes and e-cigarettes and are known or suspected to cause cancer? Select each correct answer.

a)

benzene

b)

formaldehyde

c)

cadmium

d)

asbestos

16.

Which message was reported in a U.S. Surgeon General’s report released in 1964?

a)

Smoking is a major factor in cancer and heart disease.

b)

The United States will not import cigarettes or any product with carcinogens.

c)

Nonfiltered cigarettes are no safer than filtered cigarettes.

d)

Smoking is illegal for anyone under 16.

17.

Which advertising strategy was banned as a result of the 1964 Surgeon General’s report on smoking?

a)

print advertisements for tobacco

b)

TV advertisements for tobacco

c)

billboard advertisements

d)

targeting youth in tobacco advertising

18.

What best describes the antismoking strategy of the young ambassador’s campaign?

a)

Encourage executives to make more movies with zero tobacco use.

b)

Inform teens in other countries about the dangers of tobacco.

c)

Lobby for change in tobacco laws.

d)

Talk to students in at-risk schools about the dangers of tobacco.

19.

What is an acceptable way to quit smoking?

a)

Switch to flavored pipe tobacco or clove cigarettes.

b)

Switch to smokeless tobacco products.

c)

Get a doctor's support.

d)

Limit smoking to weekends and special occasions.

20.

What is a bad resource for quitting smoking?

a)

a nonprofit organization such as the American Lung Society

b)

a major tobacco producer such as Philip Morris USA

c)

a smoking cessation class

d)

friends and family

21.

What is the leading cause of death from unintentional injury for teens?

a)

car accidents

b)

homicides

c)

gang fights

d)

suicide

22.

What is the second leading cause of unintentional death for teenagers?

a)

drowning

b)

falls

c)

fires/burns

d)

all-terrain vehicle crashes

23.

Which kind of injury occurs most often in fireworks accidents?

a)

contusions

b)

burns

c)

concussions

d)

broken bones

24.

What is the proper category for an injury sustained in a fight that one provoked?

a)

intentional/preventable

b)

intentional/unpreventable

c)

unintentional/preventable

d)

unintentional/unpreventable

25.

What is the proper category for a death caused by a terrorist attack?

a)

intentional/preventable

b)

intentional/unpreventable

c)

unintentional/preventable

d)

unintentional/unpreventable

26.

What is the correct classification for a death that occurs when a driver who is not wearing a helmet crashes an all-terrain vehicle?

a)

intentional/preventable

b)

intentional/unpreventable

c)

unintentional/preventable

d)

unintentional/unpreventable

27.

Which accident could be classified as unintentional and unpreventable?

a)

hit by a drunk driver

b)

fall while skateboarding

c)

drug overdose

d)

burns from fireworks

28.

Which risky behavior is exhibited in about half the cases of drownings among young males?

a)

swimming too far

b)

swimming at night

c)

lack of swim training

d)

drinking alcohol

29.

Which type of injury is responsible for most deaths?

a)

head injury

b)

severe cut

c)

crushing injury

d)

internal bleeding

30.

What is a risk that causes many teen car crashes?

a)

listening to loud music

b)

driving under the influence

c)

wearing sunglasses that impair vision

d)

driving cars with poor safety ratings

31.

Drinking a lot of alcohol within a few hours is called

a)

social drinking

b)

binge drinking

c)

addictive drinking

d)

impact drinking

32.

A young person is affected by alcohol differently than an adult.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Which term is used to describe the practice of healthy behaviors to keep free of health problems?

a)

Self-actualization

b)

Personality

c)

Prevention

d)

Hereditary

34.

What is one reason why underage drinking is illegal?

a)

It enhances academic performance

b)

It can lead to poor decision-making and risky behaviors

c)

It is less harmful than drinking as an adult

d)

It has no effect on health

35.
4. Which is the only way that a person can become sober once they are intoxicated?
a)
Time
b)
Sleep
c)
Eat
d)
Drink Coffee
36.

Any substance, other than food, that causes changes in the way your body or mind works.

a)

garlic

b)

drugs

c)

lavender

d)

tests

37.

Most people who become addicted to tobacco start using it

a)

after the age of 30

b)

during their twenties

c)

during their teens

d)

before the age of 12

38.

Which of the following is a short-term risk of consuming alcohol?

a)

Liver disease

b)

Alcoholism

c)

Memory lapses

d)

Heart disease

39.

Why is alcohol considered a depressant?

a)

It causes depression in all who drink it

b)

It slows down the central nervous system

c)

It only affects the digestive system

d)

It increases energy levels

40.

Marijuana can effect your...

a)

judgement

b)

coordination

c)

reaction time

d)

All of these