Risk taking
2 reasons why someone would take a risk
Want to impress others/try something new
Can you run with the ball in AFL?
Yes
Two short term effects of alcohol use
Loss of coordination
Heightened emotions
Dizziness
Vomiting/nauseous
Slowed reactions
Headaches
Blurry vision
Increased confidence
One reason you would stop performing CPR
Someone more qualified arrives
Physically unable to continue
AED is applied
An example of a specialist
Surgery, dermatology, cardiology, paediatrics, gynaecology, anaesthetics
Definition of an upstander
Someone who witnesses and takes action against bullying behaviour
The term for passing the ball by hand
Handball
18
When someone is breathing but not conscious, they are put into what?
The recovery position
The thing that health promotion tries to build in individuals
Health literacy
Three things that impact how your body reacts to drugs
The amount taken
Age
Physical body size
If they've used it before
Strength
Eaten food
Medication they are taking
This is worth 1 point
Behind
Alcohol primarily affects what body system?
Nervous system
How to check for a response
Can you hear me
Open your eyes
What's your name
Squeeze my hand
World Health Organisation definition of health
A state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity
Confidence, problem solving, communication, decision making
Term for catching a kicked ball without dropping it
What is the drug classification of alcohol?
Depressant
Rhyme for giving an epipen
Blue to the sky, orange to the thigh
Reasons why the Slip, Slop, Slap campaign was successful
Clear and simple messaging
Targeted to all age groups
Supported by education policies (no hat, no play)
What is the physical impacts on the body of using a depressant drug?
Slowed reaction times, reduced coordination skills, slow heart rate and breathing, vision is blurred, poor judgement
How does an AFL game begin?
The ball is bounced in the middle circle and two players contest it
Definition of a protective factor + example
Something that decreases the likelihood of a negative outcome
3 signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
Noisy breathing
Swelling of tongue
Tightness in throat
Difficulty talking/hoarse voice
Wheeze or cough
dizziness or collapse
Difference between complementary medicine and allied health professionals
Complementary - alternative or traditional therapies such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, chinese medicine
Allied - work alongside doctors and support wellbeing and recovery, eg. physios, psychologists, pharmacists. Hold university qualifications