______________ are standards and beliefs that are most important to you. (Use the word bank above.)

A ______________ is a result that a person aims for and works hard to reach.

Meeting your activities of daily living is a component of your ______________ health. (Use the word bank above.)

Talking and hanging out with your friends is a component of your ______________ health.

Thinking clearly and making good healthy decisions is a component of your ______________ health.

A ______________ is a repeated behavior that can have a positive and/or negative impact on your health. (Use the word bank above.)

8. ______________ is a type of mental illness that comes from an unknown source.

An ______________ is a person who is outgoing and social while an ______________ is someone who is shy, quiet, and keeps to themselves. (Use the word bank above.)

If someone is thinking about suicide, you should use the ______________ acronym to assist the person in getting help.

______________ means having good physical, mental/emotional, and social health.

A ______________ goal helps you accomplish realistic objectives by being specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. (Use the word bank above.)

The “M” in SMART goal stands for ______________. (Use the word bank above.)

Taking action to avoid diseases, injury, or any negative outcomes is called ______________.

15. ______________ is your opinion of yourself and how much you like and respect yourself.

The body and mind’s response to being challenged or threatened is called ______________.

The need to conform to the expectations of friends is known as ______________.

Vaping can lead to health issues such as ____________________, ____________________, and lung and throat irritation.

A drug classification that slows down the brain and body reactions is called ____________________.

Someone who is used to taking the same amount of a drug in which they no longer feel the effects means that they have developed a ____________________ for the drug.

When the brain develops a chemical need for a drug and cannot function without it, it is called ____________________.

22. ____________________ is a plant that has the addicting chemical, nicotine, in it.

23. ____________________ are drugs that increase the activity of the nervous system.

When someone consumes ____________________, that means it will start to depress or slow down brain function.

____________________ is a disease in which the tobacco destroys the alveoli in the lungs while ____________________ is inflammation of the bronchi from smoking.

The chemical process by which your body breaks down food to release energy is called _________________. (Use the word bank)

27. High blood pressure, also known as ____________________, can result from having too much sodium in the diet…such as salty foods. (Use the word bank)

Someone who has been diagnosed with anemia means that they are lacking ______________ in their diet. (Use the word bank)

29. ____________________ fats are found primarily in animal-based foods while ____________________ fats are found in plant-based foods.

A loss of bone mass caused by a lack of calcium is called _____________________.

The nutrient essential for growth and repair of all body tissue is _____________________.

32. _____________________ are organic substances made by living things and assist in many chemical reactions.

A _____________________ carbohydrate is an example of starch.

The ratio of fat, bone and muscle that makes up your body is called _____________________.

The energy provided by food is measured in units called _____________________.

In the novel, “Breathing Underwater,” we discussed healthy relationships and cycles of abuse. The correct sequence of the cycle of abuse would be _____________________, _____________________ and _____________________.

The primary sex hormone in men is _____________________, while in women it is _____________________.

The period of sexual development during which a person becomes sexually mature is called _____________________.

The act of not having sex is referred to as _____________________.

The Safe Haven Law allows for a newborn baby to be dropped off at _______________, _______________, or _______________ within ________ days.

Male and female hormones start to activate their _______________ / _______________ production when puberty begins.

______________ is transmitted through blood, sexual intercourse, and mother-to-child.

_____________________ is when beliefs and behaviors are shared by a group of people.

A _____________________ is an action or condition that increases the chances of illness, injury or some kind of negative outcome.

45. _____________________ is characterized as intense depression that lasts for at least 2 weeks and longer.

A(n) _________________ is someone who thinks positively when a situation arises while a(n) _________________ would think negatively about it.

A traumatic or terrifying event that causes flashbacks could be the reason a person may have the mental disorder called _______________.

The body is unable to digest fiber. A health benefit of eating fiber would cause a decrease in _______________ levels.

If somebody wanted to lose weight, a _______________ goal would be to lose 1 – 2 lbs per week.

50. Digestion starts in the _______________.

51. Nicotine from tobacco in vaping products is _______________.

52. _______________ is a dark, sticky substance found in tobacco which can build up within the lungs due to heavy smoking.

The 3 stages of childbirth, in order, are _______________, birth of the _______________ and the _______________.

Match the STI with its description. 54. Gonorrhea

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description. 59. Trichomoniasis

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description.

Match the STI with its description.

Read the following statements and select the correct sequence of the Pathway of Addiction in the brain: I. Repeated drug use weakens the receptors in the brain II. Drug use increases dopamine release III. User no longer feels pleasurable feelings IV. Pleasurable feelings get stronger

The correct sequence would be: ____________________________

ACROSS: 3. This system includes 3 types - skeletal, cardiac, smooth. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

ACROSS: 6. This system includes the skin, hair, nails. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

ACROSS: 9. This system includes the heart, blood, blood vessels. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

ACROSS: 11. This system includes kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

This system includes bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

This system includes thymus, bone marrow, white blood cells. Fill in the blank: ____________________________

This system includes hypothalamus, pituitary gland, pancreas, thyroid. Name the body system.

This system includes lymph, lymph nodes, tonsils. Name the body system.

This system includes mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines. Name the body system.

This system contains either testes or ovaries. Name the body system.

This system includes brain, spinal cord, nerves. Name the body system.

This system includes lungs, trachea, nose, pharynx, larynx. Name the body system.