CPR
What letters can be used to remember CPR steps?
D.R. A.B.C.
What are some ways the Germs can enter your body?
They can enter through: your mouth, Nose, Eyes, Untreated Cuts, and Insect bites.
how many chromosomes does the average person have?
46
True or False: We Inherit our genes from BOTH parents.
True
What are all the levels for the Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and Self-Actualization.
What does D.R. A.B.C. stand for?
Danger
Response
Airway
Breathing
Compressions
What are ways to protect yourself from germs?
Wearing a mask, washing your hands daily, and treating cuts/wounds.
True or False: A Hereditary Disease can be considered a illness.
False
If my dads side of the family have Male Pattern Baldness but my moms side doesn't what's the chance I have Male Pattern Baldness?
around 30% since yours mothers side is higher to get hereditary diseases from
What does the P stand for in the Hierarchy Of Needs.
Physiological.
If Mr. Taylor messed up CPR on somebody would he get in trouble, and why?
Yes, because if a licensed person messes up CPR, it is gross negligence and a crime.
Describe the use of DNA as a metaphor.
DNA is the building/instruction manual for the body.
How many chromosomes does someone with Down-Syndrome have?
47 Chromosomes
What is the most common Hereditary Disease?
Sickle Cell Disease
What happens the farther up you go in the hierarchy of needs?
The steps become more specific.
What is D.R. A.B.C. missing?
Call 911.
What is one of your body's natural defenses for disease.
They can send White blood cells, begin fevers to kill bacteria, use skin as a natural barricade, and use antibodies to recognize germs.
Fill in the blank: The P____ crease is a characteristic of D_____ S_______
1. Palmer
2. Down
3. Syndrome
Which gender has an X gene, and which has the XY genes?
Both have an X gene, but only males have the XY genes.
Which step of the Hierarchy of Needs is the most important?
Every level can be considered the most important. Everyone may find a level more important than others.
What is the full, non-abbreviated name for CPR?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What are the main pathogens for Diseases to spread?
Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi,Parasites, and Protozoa
Double Jeopardy: What percentage of people born are born WITH Down-Syndrome?
1 in 700-800 Babies are born with down syndrome-Or less than a 1% chance.
Which Hereditary Disease effects lungs and digestion?
Cystic Fibrosis.
Describe the likely hood of reaching Self- actualization.
Less than 1%. When you reach self-actualization, you wont have self-actualization forever.