Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs
List the 5 hierarchy of needs from the bottom to the top.
1. Self Actualization (I am me)
2. Esteem (I am seen)
3. Love & belonging (I am accepted)
4. Safety (I am safe)
5. Physiological Needs (I am comfortable)
What section does your brain sit in?
The cranial cavity
What can long term drinking do to your liver?
Long term drinking can cause fatty liver disease, Which is only the earliest form of liver disease. This is a build up of extra fat in the liver cells.
What is a hereditary disease?
A hereditary disease is a condition passed down from parents to offspring through genes.
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What is something you need to reach the Physiological Level?
Shelter, Food, Water, Clothes, Sleep, Air, (etc.)
What is bellow the liver?
Risk factors for using drugs and alchohol?
1. Friends and peers who use drugs/alchohol
2. Lack of monitoring
3. Stress
4. Parental Drug use
5. Poor anger Management
6. Etc
What is Huntington's Disease?
Huntington disease is a genetic condition that affects the cells in your brain.
List and describe the steps of CPR
D- Danger (Check your surroundings for danger)
R- Response (Check the victim for response. You can do this by kneeling by their head, shouting loudly in both ears, and tap them on the shoulders
A- Airways (Check the tube that takes air from the mouth/nose to the lungs) The victims tongue could potentially fall back and and block the airway, possibly leading to suffocation.
B- Breathing (Keep your hands on the persons head/chin. Position yourself above the persons mouth to feel for breathing use LLF (Look, listen, feel) to check for breathing.
C- Call/ Commence (Call for help, then Commence CPR. Place your hand in the middle of the chest above the xiphoid process and push down with a depth of 5-6 centimeters. Ensure your elbows are locked, and your shoulders are placed above the chest.
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What is the function of the lungs?
To inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Your lungs can be damaged by smoking for a long period of time
What could happen to the heart if you regularly drink alcohol?
Chronic, heavy alcohol use increases high blood pressure and diabetes, which could lead to heart disease.
How are hereditary diseases caused biologically?
They are caused by changes or mutations in DNA
What is a defibrillator?
A defibrillator is an electronic medical device that can be used to restart your heart.
What are things that can affect your esteem?
Bullying, self image problems, trauma, negative thoughts, lack of care, (ect.)
Where is the pancreas?
Right bellow your stomach and on the large intestine
What is Alcoholic Cirrhosis?
Alcoholic Cirrhosis- the scarring of the liver- hard scar tissue replaces soft and healthy tissue.
How can you help a loved one with a hereditary disease?
Regular medical care and doctor checkup, maintaining having a healthy diet, exercising frequently, emotional support, and making sure your family is educated on hereditary diseases.
The xiphoid process is the bottom of the sternum, and breaking could cause fatality
What does it mean to self actualize?
Meeting your full potentiol and believing you have achieved in life.
upper, lower, and bronchus
Name a type of drug for each category
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What are the two major types of symptoms?
Motor- involuntary movements, slow movements, difficulty with balance, walking and speech difficulties
Cognitive- Memory loss, difficulty with decision making, attention problems, depression and anxiety
Call- Finding someone or telling someone to call for medical services.