Safety & Violence Prevention
One of the first things that should be done if someone goes into cardiac arrest
What is calling 911?
Nicotine is a chemical found in this plant
What is tobacco?
One of the five main food groups. Contains calcium
What is dairy?
Extremely sad/upset
What is depression?
Labeled on sunscreen as the abbreviation SPF
What is sun-protection factor?
The R in CPR stands for this. Cardiopulmonary ______
What is resuscitation?
An addictive chemical found in cigarettes or vapes
What is Nicotine?
Dairy, grain, vegetables, fruit, and protein
What are the five main food groups?
Being able to keep from overreacting to frustration
What is anger management?
Similar to smoking, but electrical
What is vaping?
The heart suddenly stops pumping blood through the body & the person becomes unconscious
What is sudden cardiac arrest?
A chemical in the brain that is released when a person inhales nicotine that causes the person to feel relieved
What is dopamine?
Cancer, heart disease, and diabetes are all a form of this type of ailment
What is a non communicable disease?
An extreme fear of something
What is a phobia?
Being able to talk and interact with others in your environment
What is communication?
Repeated cruelty directed at someone(s) that can come in the form of physical, social, emotional, and/or cyber
What is bullying?
This can cause agitation & anxiety, headaches, and loss of appetite or nausea
What is nicotine withdrawal?
Washing hands and wearing a mask is a form of this
What is disease prevention?
Worry caused by academic assessments
What is test anxiety?
Type of sunlight that causes skin cancer and aging
What are UVA rays?
An example of this is one friend asking another if it is OK to give them a hug before they do
What is consent?
A chemical in the vapor coming out of a Juul or e-cigarette
What is diethylene glycol?
A food group containing the vitamins potassium, dietary fiber, and vitamins A & C
What are vegetables?
The opposite of feeling accepted
What is rejection?
An illness that is NOT caused by genetics, drugs, or the environment. Can be spread
What is a communicable disease?