Health & Wellness
Mental & Emotional Health
Healthy Living
Hazardous Substances
Diseases & Disorders
100

What term describes the overall state of physical, mental, and social well-being?

health or well-being

100

What is one common sign of clinical depression in adolescents?

Persistent sadness or loss of interest in usual activities.

100

What macronutrient is the primary source of energy for the body?

Carbohydrates are the primary energy source.

100

What is the active addictive substance in cigarettes?

Nicotine

100

What pathogen causes the flu?

Influenza

200

Name the model that recognizes multiple dimensions (physical, emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual) contributing to wellness.

Holistic wellness model or multi-dimensional wellness model

200

Name a healthy coping strategy for managing stress. 

Exercise, deep breathing, talking with a trusted person, or journaling.

200

Give one example of a preventative behavior that reduces the risk of chronic disease.

Regular physical activity, healthy eating, avoiding tobacco, or routine health screenings.

200

Name one immediate physiological effect of alcohol consumption.

Impaired coordination, slowed reaction time, or lowered inhibitions.

200

What does "chronic disease" mean?

A disease that is long-lasting and persistent or recurrent over time.

300

What is the recommended amount of moderate aerobic physical activity per week for adolescents per general public health guidelines?

150 minutes per week

300

What does "resilience" mean in the context of mental health?

Resilience is the capacity to recover from setbacks, adapt to change, and keep going in the face of adversity.

300

Name one public health strategy used to reduce spread of infectious disease in a community.

Vaccination campaigns, hand hygiene promotion, contact tracing, or quarantine measures.

300

Give one reason why prescription drugs can be dangerous when misused.

Risk of overdose, dangerous interactions, or side effects when taken without medical supervision.

300

Name one common symptom of a cardiovascular event (heart attack).

Chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath, or pain radiating to the arm or jaw.

400

Identify one valid method for evaluating the credibility of a health information source.

Check author credentials, publication date, citations, or peer-reviewed status

400

Provide one example of how sleep affects emotional regulation.

Poor sleep increases irritability and reduces ability to manage emotions.

400

What is the role of vaccinations in herd immunity in one sentence?

Reduce the number of susceptible hosts, lowering transmission and protecting those who cannot be vaccinated.

400

What does "secondhand smoke" refer to?

Smoke inhaled by people near someone who is smoking.

400

Provide one example of a behavior that lowers risk for Type 2 diabetes.

Maintain a healthy weight through balanced diet and regular physical activity.

500

Define "health literacy" in one sentence.

Health literacy is the ability to obtain, understand, and use health information to make informed decisions

500

Explain in one sentence what cognitive distortions are.

Inaccurate or biased ways of thinking that reinforce negative emotions and behaviors.

500

State one long-term health consequence of sustained poor nutrition.

Long-term poor nutrition can lead to obesity, heart disease, nutrient deficiencies, or impaired growth and development.

500

Explain in one sentence why combining substances (polydrug use) increases risk.

Combining substances can cause unpredictable interactions that amplify toxicity and increase risk of overdose.

500

Explain the difference between incidence and prevalence in one sentence.

Incidence measures new cases over a time period, while prevalence measures all existing cases at a point in time.

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