Youth Health Issues
Drugs & Alcohol
Body Systems
Road Safety
Respectful Relationships
100

What does STI stand for?

Sexually Transmitted Infection.

100

What are three classifications of drugs?

stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens/psychedelics, empathogens, dissociatives, cannabinoids,

100

Which body system transports oxygen and nutrients around the body?

Cardiovascular system.

100

What does BAC stand for?

Blood Alcohol Concentration.

100

What is consent?

Freely given, informed and voluntary agreement.

200

Identify TWO risk-taking behaviours that are commonly associated with young people.

Any two of:

  • Unprotected sexual activity
  • Drinking alcohol
  • Vaping or drug use
  • Dangerous driving
  • Giving in to peer pressure to engage in unsafe activities

 

200

What type of drug is Heroin?

Opioid

200

Name the four chambers of the heart.

Left atrium, right atrium, left ventricle and right ventricle.

200

What is the legal BAC limit for learner and probationary drivers in Victoria?

0.00 BAC.

200

What is image-based abuse?

Sharing or threatening to share intimate images without consent.

300

Name one physical, mental and social risk associated with vaping.

  • Physical: lung damage. Mental: anxiety. Social: relationship conflict.
300

What is the main difference between a stimulant and a depressant?

Stimulants speed up central nervous system activity; depressants slow it down.

300

Name the five main functions of the skeletal system.

Support, protection, movement, blood cell production and mineral storage.

300

Name three ways alcohol affects a person's driving ability.

Slower reactions, reduced coordination and impaired judgement.

300

Identify one emotional and one social impact of image-based abuse.

Emotional: anxiety or distress. Social: isolation or damaged relationships.

400

What are two strategies young people can use to resist peer pressure?

  • Assertive communication and removing themselves from the situation.
400

Name one short-term and one long-term effect of hallucinogens.

Short-term: hallucinations. Long-term: possible persistent perceptual disturbances.

400

What are the four main functions of the muscular system?

•Movement 

•Posture

•Heat production

•Circulation

400

Why does looking at your phone for just two seconds increase your risk of crashing?

It takes your attention away from the road and reduces your ability to react to hazards.

400

Why is consent important in relationships other than romantic relationships?

It ensures people's boundaries, choices and personal autonomy are respected.

500

How can gender inequality negatively impact a young person's mental health? Give two examples.

Increased anxiety or stress and reduced self-esteem due to discrimination or stereotypes

500

Why is mixing alcohol with unknown drugs particularly dangerous?

It can cause unpredictable interactions, severe impairment, overdose or death.

500

How do the respiratory and cardiovascular systems work together during exercise?

The respiratory system brings oxygen into the lungs, and the cardiovascular system transports it through the blood to working muscles.

500

A friend who has been drinking offers to drive you home. What are two safer alternatives?

Arrange a sober driver or use a taxi/rideshare.

500

Why might someone who is heavily intoxicated be unable to provide valid consent?

They may be unable to understand the situation or make a free, informed decision.