Health Science
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Myth or Fact
4-Letter Words
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What type of doctor treats conditions related to the heart?

Cardiologist

200

Who is our Chapter president and vice president?

Ishani & Priyanshi 

200

What are the colors of the American flag?

RED WHITE AND BLUE!!!

200

Myth or Fact: Cracking your knuckles causes arthritis.

Myth – There is no evidence linking knuckle-cracking to arthritis.

200

A word used to describe someone without hair

Bald

400

What does the prefix "Brady" mean?

Slow

400

Who is our advisor? 

Mrs. Courter 

400

How many zeros are in ten-thousand

4

400

Myth or Fact: Antibiotics can only treat bacterial infections, not viral ones.

Fact – Antibiotics target bacteria, not viruses.

400

What is the hard, protective outer layer covering the trunk of a tree?

Bark
600

What is the medical root word for stomach?

Gastro

600

Where is SLC this year? 

Sacramento 

600

What is the most common letter in English?

The letter E

600

Myth or Fact: Eating too much sugar causes diabetes.



Myth – While excessive sugar can contribute to risk factors for Type 2 diabetes, it is not directly caused by sugar consumption.



600

A brand of chips that typically come in a yellow bag

Lays

800

For adults, what is the normal resting heart rate?

60-100 bpm

800

What are the two types of events? 

Red and Blue events

800

How many eyes does a bee have?

5

800

Myth or Fact: Regular physical activity can improve mental health.



Fact – Exercise has been shown to reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression by releasing endorphins and promoting brain health.



800

The antonym of soft and easy

Hard

1000

What does DOA stand for?

Dead on arrival

1000

What does HOSA stand for?

Health Occupations Students of America 

1000

What month of the year has 28 days?

February 

1000

Myth or Fact: If someone is having a seizure, you should put an object in their mouth to keep them from swallowing their tongue.

Myth – It is physically impossible to swallow your tongue because it is firmly anchored to the base of your mouth.








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What do you call the hard, calcified structural framework inside a body

Bone

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