Chem
Which of these is not a form of medication; A) tablet B) spray C) capsulites D) cream
C) capsulites
What mammal can lay eggs and has poisonous spurs on their hind legs?
A) Hippopotamus
B) Ostrich
C) Porcupine
D) Platypus
D) Platypus
What’s the smallest bone in the human body? A) Malleus B) Incus C) Stapes D) tibia
C) Stapes
What does CPR stand for? A) cardiopulmonary resuscitation B) cardiopulmonary rescue C) core pressure repetitions D)crazy pikachu recovery
A) cardiopulmonary resuscitation
What are the two main ingredients in the hand sanitizer we made?
Aloe Vera gel and rubbing alcohol
What are the signs of a chemical reaction: A) change in colour & change in weight
B) change in colour & formation of a gas C) change in odour & change in weight D) change in odour & the teacher said so
B) change in colour & formation of a gas
What is the benefit of vitamin B? A) it keeps bones strong & helps absorb calcium B)supports immune system C) supports the nervous system & metabolize food for energy D) Nothing, it’s a useless vitamin
C) supports the nervous system and metabolize food
What is the largest (in diameter) artery in the human body? A) aorta B) superior vena cava C) pulmonary arteries D) capillaries
A- aorta
When should you stop performing CPR? A) When you hear the ribs breaking B) once you call 911 C) When an adult nearby says they think you should stop D) When an adult with a first aid certificate says they will take over
D) When an adult with a first aid certificate says they will take over
A nerve is made up of many cells called neurons. In the cell body of the neuron, there are many small spikes poking out. What is the scientific name of these spikes?
Dendrites
What’s the first element on periodic table?
Hydrogen
What are the 4 main components in blood?
WBC, RBC, platelets, plasma.
How many bones are in the healthy, adult, human body? A) 206 B) 208 C) 322 D)197
A- 206
How many compressions should be done per minute. HINT it’s a range between two numbers
100-120
What temperature does the plastic filament need to be heated to for 3D printing?
220 degrees Celsius
Which of these is the smallest? A) atom B) neutron C) electron D) cell
C) electron
What’s the equation of photosynthesis?
Sunlight + Water + Carbon dioxide—> oxygen + sugar
What human body system is composed of many glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream?
Endocrine system
When assessing a situation where a person may or may not require CPR there are certain aspects that must be considered. From the list below, which of these DOES NOT need be considered.
- risks in the environment
- if person is conscious or unconscious
- cause of emergency
- Your knowledge in first aid / CPR
- transfer of germs between first aider and victim
Transfer of germs between first aider and victim
Name A, B, C in the following microscope diagram
ALL THREE MUST BE CORRECT TO GET THE POINTS
Eyepiece
Objectives
Coarse focus
A compound called methane has the chemical formula CH4. What do the C, H and 4 represent?
C - carbon
H- hydrogen
4 - there are 4 hydrogen atoms in the molecule
What are the names of the 4 bases found in DNA?
Adenine, cytosine, thymine, guanine
What’s the colourful part of your eye called?
iris
When a person is having a severe allergic reaction it’s said that they are in ______ shock.
Anaphylactic
Spell both your instructors names properly
BOTH NAMES MUST BE CORRECT WITH NO ERRORS TO GAIN POINTS
MEGHAN
POWERS