Violence Prevention
The definition of abuse.
What is the action of treating someone in a harmful way?
difference between diabetes type one and two.
Is type one mainly linked to genetic disorder and type two from an unhealthy diet?
When CPR should be applied.
What is sudden cardiac arrest?
Definition of addiction.
What is a long-term disease when an individual has a compulsive desire to use?
Refusal or Resistance skills.
What are the skills used to avoid risky, unhealthy situations called?
Four types of abuse.
What is Physical, Emotional, Neglect, and Sexual abuse?
foods added sugars are added to.
What foods are processed or prepared?
The injury CPR can cause.
What are broken rib(s)?
Nicotine's affect on the body.
What causes fast heart beat, trouble breathing and acid reflux?
Good visual refusal skills.
Is direct eye contact, direct yet relaxed posture good visual refusal skills?
Four types of bullying.
What is physical, verbal, cyber, and psychological bullying?
What brittle bones from lack of calcium promotes.
What is osteoporosis?
Every amount of time that passes a person is 10% less likely to survive.
How much is a minute?
Types of smoked/inhaled nicotine.
What are cigarettes, cigars, hookahs, E-cigs/ vapes?
good vocal refusal skills.
Are Confident, firm, clear and using I-statements good vocal refusal skills?
Not at fault for abuse.
When is it ever the victim's fault?
Disease that affects the bodies ability to produce insulin.
What is diabetes type 2?
Steps to CPR.
What are these steps called: lying patient on hard surface, checking for signs of life, calling 9-1-1, placing one hand over the other interlocking fingers, pushing hard and fast 100 times per min?
seconds before nicotine activates reward pathway to the brain.
How long is 10 seconds?
When refusal skills should be applied.
Are offerings of dangerous products like drinking, and taking drugs appropriate circumstances to use refusal skills?
Difference between grooming a sexual abuse.
What is manipulating the victim into being trusting in preparation for abuse different from any sexual activity without consent?
foods should be limited.
Is red, processed meat, refined carbohydrates, added sugars, sodium and trans fat healthy?
Affect of the bystander effect.
What happens during stressful situations when no specific person is called upon leading to hesitation/confusion?
Withdrawal symptoms.
What are the negative side affects after the person stops using the drug?
Good tips for saying No.
Is using body language that support No, repeating No multiple times and/or suggesting alternatives good tips?