Tobacco
_______ in cigarettes is a highly addictive substance.
Nicotine
Cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, are all examples of...
Street drugs
What is the legal drinking age in the United States?
18 years old
What is the body's main source of energy?
Carbohydrate
What is the first step to good kitchen hygiene?
Washing hair
Cigarette smoke contains over _______ chemicals.
4000
Cigarette smoking is linked to what percentage of lung cancer?
90%
A person who starts drinking alcohol at a young age is more likely to develop __________
alcoholism
What form of carbohydrate can not be digested?
Fiber
What two items should be cleaned first when doing dishes?
Silverware and cups
The tobacco industry spends nearly ____________ a year to advertise their products.
$10 billion
Anabolic androgenic steroids mimic what hormone?
Testosterone
Mixing _________ with alcohol increases the risk of death or coma
sedatives, as well as prescription pain medication or other opioids.
Which essential nutrient comes from the earth's crust?
Mineral
A fridge should be kept at ______F or slightly below.
40
Known as a heavy metal used in poisons, such as rat poison and pesticides. Also found in cigarettes.
Arsenic
What four things do a drug fact label tell us..
It's name
How much is in each pill or teaspoon
What is does. (It's purpose)
The problem or illness it treats.
Drivers ages 16–20 are ______times more likely to die in a crash when alcohol is involved
17
Which essential nutrient is the building blocks for the body's growth and repair?
Protein
Food-borne illnesses are caused by _______
bacteria
Embalming fluid used to preserve cadavers. Also found in cigarettes.
Formaldehyde
Which action can destroy nasal cartilage (bone) causing the nose to collapse and flatten?
Snorting cocaine
BAC stands for
blood alcohol concentration
What are three macronutrients?
Carbohydrate
Protein
Fat
What temperature is considered the "danger zone" for food.
60F-126 F