STI &
Teenage Pregnancy
Teenage Pregnancy
What are STIs?
What is infections spread through sexual contact?
Where are nutrients mainly absorbed?
What is small intestine?
What is the key to a healthy diet?
What is eating a variety of foods?
What does BMR represent?
What is energy used at rest?
Which is a basic factor of obesity?
What is genetics?
How can STIs be transmitted?
What is through sexual contact and body fluids?
Why does the body need energy?
What is for all body functions?
Why is hydration important?
What is, it helps body functions properly?
What is TEF?
What is energy for digestion?
Which is an underlying factor?
What are the environmental and lifestyle conditions?
Which body system is mainly affected by STIs?
What is the reproductive system?
Which is an example of energy use?
What is thinking and moving?
TRUE or FALSE:
Fats are needed in moderation.
What is TRUE?
What is PAEE?
What is energy used in physical activity?
Which is a direct factor?
What is diet and physical activity?
Teenage pregnancy occurs between which ages?
What is 13–19?
What is from Fats (Lipids)?
Portion control helps to:
What is maintain a healthy diet?
Energy in food is measured in:
What is a kilocalorie?
What is a complex health issue that goes beyond simply eating too much or not exercising enough?
What is obesity?
A risk for babies of teenage mothers is:
What is low birth weight?
Where may the body's main instant energy source be found?
What are carbohydrates?
What portion size is recommended for protein?
What is the palm?
Adolescents need an adequate amount of micronutrients from:
What are carbohydrates, proteins, and fats?
Name the 3 categories for Obesity.
What is basic, underlying, and direct?