6 Essential Nutrients
Food Labels/Healthy Eating
CPR
Consent/Bystander Intervention
100

The essential nutrient which provides the body with the main source of energy.

What is carbohydrates?

100

Portions per container on a food nutrition label.

What is servings per container?

100

First step when arriving at a medical or cardiac emergency.

What is check the scene?

100

Legal age to give consent.

What is 16?

200

The "back-up generator" Ms. B calls this essential nutrient. It stores energy.

What is fat?

200

The recommended portion size, bases the nutritional information of a food label off of this amount.

What is a serving size?

200

Hands only compressions should be pushed in at this depth.

What is 2 inches?

200

A knowing, voluntary, and communicated willingness to participate in a particular sexual activity or behavior.

What is consent?

300

Someone who wants  to gain muscle mass will increase this essential nutrient.

What is proteins?

300

Ingredients are listed in this order on a food label.

What is most to least?

300

Compressions should be completed at this rate per minute.

What is 100 beats per minute?
300

2 reasons why people may not report sexual assault cases.

What is 1. may not want anyone to know, 2. may not think it is serious enough

400

If someone is running a marathon, which essential nutrient should they increase right before the race?

What is carbohydrates?

400

Eating high sodium foods can lead to this heart condition.

What is high blood pressure, aka hypertension?
400

After checking the scene, and calling 911, we can now check for ...... 

What is responsiveness/breathing?

400

The three specific key points discussed in class where consent CANNOT be given and/or received.

What is if alcohol and/or drugs are being used, under the age of 16, and if authority is being used?

500

I am the 6 essential nutrients.

What is carbs, fats, proteins, water, minerals, and vitamins?

500

Sugar formula to convert from grams to teaspoons.

What is 4 grams = 1 teaspoon?

500

All the steps to a medical/cardiac emergency. 

What is: 

1. Check the scene

2. Call 911, get AED

3. Check for breathing

4. Start CPR

500

The 4 ways someone can intervene as an active bystander to help a victim.

What is delay, distract, delegate, and direct?

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