CPR
What does DR. ABC stand for?
Danger (check for it)
Response
Airway
Breathing
Call/Commerce
What is a hereditary disease?
A condition passed down from parents to children through genes.
What causes infectious diseases?
infectious disease are caused by pathogens/germs.
How many chambers does the heart have?
4 chambers
why do you most teens do drugs?
To fit in
pure pressure
To relive stress
To feel older
To feel cooler
To open someone's airway you use head tilt,chin lift? True or false
True
Name 3 signs of hereditary diseases
early age onset, multiple family members affected, specific pattern of inheritance, certain ethnic backgrounds.
Potoza is an organism that lives off of others, True or false.
False.
which part in the body pumps blood
The heart
What are drugs
Drugs are chemicals and substances that affect both your mind and body.
How many chest compressions and rescue breaths do you do?
30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths.
Name 3 types of treatment options for hereditary Diseases.
Medication, physical therapy, surgery when needed, lifestyle changes, support groups.
Name 2 ways on how diseases spread.
Direct contact, droplets in the air, comtaminated foo or water, insect bites, contact with comtaminated surfaces.
True or false, the liver can regenerate
True
What are 3 risk factors of drugs?
Friends who use drugs, parental drug use, family problems, academic failure, exposure to alcohol, excessive discipline, poor anger management , bad rules, abuse, lack of monitoring.
true or false, do you have to interlock your fingers while doing chest compressions
False you do not need to interlock your fingers
What are some support systems for hereditary Diseases?
Family support
Medical team
Online groups
School accommodations
Name our body's natural defenses
skin barrier, mucus in nose and throat, stomach acid, good bacteria.
Where does your brain sit in?
Cranial Cavity
Name 3 alcohol effects on the body
Altered speech,hazy thinking, dulled hearing,impaired vision, weakened muscles, foggy memory, slowed reaction time.
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
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Name all 5 types of pathogens
Bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, protozoa.
What is the main job for the spine?
It protects your spinal cord and fix's your posture.
Name 2 types of drugs
`Stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens