Nutrition
Units of heat that measures the energy available in food
Calories
Any form of bodily movement that uses up energy
A drug produces by a chemical reaction in fruits, vegetables or grains
Alcohol
The stage of life from about 12-19 during which a child gradually becomes an adult
Adolescence
The use of cell phones to send sexual messages, pictures and videos
Sexting
Foods that carry little to no nutritional value; they contain a high number of calories but no other helpful nutrients
Empty Calorie Foods
Health experts recommend adolescents and teens get this many minutes of physical activity per day
60
Substances with fumes that are sniffed to produce a mind altering sensation
Inhalants
The changes that happen to a persons reproductive system during adolescence; specifically refers to a person becoming sexually mature and able to reproduce
Puberty
The use of technology to bully a person
Cyberbullying
This nutrient is the body's main source of energy
Carbohydrates
The sorrow caused by the loss of a loved one or thing, or following a big disappointment
Grief
Group of drugs that speed up the body's systems, such as cocaine and "speed"
Stimulants
During puberty, the pituitary gland also increases its production of this hormone, which is responsible for the growth spurts that both boys and girls experience
Growth Hormone
When the victim of a crime is held responsible for the crime that was committed against them
Victim blaming
This nutrient is stored in the body for energy, insulates your body and cushions internal organs
Fats
Positive stress that can make you more alert, improve your concentration and motivate you to do your best.
Eustress
Group of drugs that slow down brain function and are sometimes called sedatives of tranquilizers
Depressants
A way of life that includes little or no physical activity.
Sedentary Lifestyle
When an adult or person you meet online tries to manipulate minor into a sexual relationship (it often involves the giving of gifts and/or compliments)
Grooming
This type of carbohydrate is NOT digested by the body but can help lower cholesterol, aids in bowel movements and can reduce the risk of colon cancer
Fiber
Which hormone is released during the "Fight-or-Flight" response?
Adrenaline
The process in which the body needs more and more of a drug to get the same effect.
Tolerance
This gland is responsible for the changes that occur during puberty in both girls and boys
Pituitary gland
An individual who uses the internet to connect with minors in order to develop a relationship with them
Predatory Offender (predator)