PART OF YOUR BODY
HYGENE HABITS
HEALTHY FOOD
PREVENTIONS
PATHOLOGIES
100

Which vital organ pumps blood throughout the body?

the heart

100

Does using deodorant mean you don't need to shower? Explain your answer.


 

No, because deodorant only masks the odor, it doesn't eliminate germs or dirt.

100

Which fruit provides the most vitamin C?

kiwi

100

If the pharmacy distributes HPV vaccines to adolescents, what level of prevention is being applied?

primary prevention

100

What disease causes high blood glucose levels due to problems with insulin?

diabetes

200

Which organ produces insulin?

the pancreas

200

You can't see me, but I can make you sick if you ignore me. I travel from your mouth to the world. What am I?

dental plaque

200

Which vitamin is water-soluble, easily eliminated through urine, and must be ingested daily?

Vitamin C.

200


Educating patients with chronic kidney disease about diet and medication adherence to delay dialysis is....

Tertiary prevention

200

What is the disease in which bones lose density and become brittle?

Osteoporosis.

300

What is the main function of the alveoli?


Gas exchange.

300

Why does changing your underwear frequently prevent more infections than showering every day?

 

Because moisture and bacteria accumulate there quickly

300

If you want iron, is it more efficient to eat spinach or red meat?

Carne roja

300

A patient arrives at the pharmacy with undiagnosed hypertension. What kind of prevention are you implementing by detecting and referring them?

secondary prevention,

300

What chronic liver disease is related to excessive alcohol consumption?


Cirrhosis.

400

What part of the body never rests, not even for a second?

The heart.

400


Which part of the body is usually cleaned the least but is a breeding ground for germs

nails

400

If you only eat vegetables, legumes, and grains, which vitamin or mineral is the hardest to get?

 vitamin B12

400


In pharmacy, is giving folate to women of childbearing age to prevent neural tube defects primary, secondary, or tertiary?

Primary prevention

400

What nervous system disease causes tremors, stiffness, and difficulty moving?

parkinson

500

What is the main function of the cerebellum?

Motor coordination.

500

What part of the body is often overlooked in terms of hygiene but is key to preventing infections?

the navel

500

If you want to get complete protein without consuming any animal products, which plant-based food should you choose and why?

Soy , because it provides all the essential amino acids that are normally only found complete in animal proteins.

500

In pharmacy, what is the most common example of primary prevention?


the vaccination

500

A patient arrives at the pharmacy feeling tired, pale, and bruising easily. What underlying condition might be present?

anemia

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