sleep/physical fitness
nutrition/diabetes
Vaccines
CPR/AED
first aid
100

setting a sleep schedule helps prepare you for the sleep you need.

true

100

Eating too many fats can lead to obesesity

true 

100

 state laws and school policies may need vaccinations

true

100

You should perform CPR while the AED is shocking the patient 

False 

100
you should secure the scene after you begin first aid

false

200

sleep helps ____ and restore the body.

repair

200

Type _ diabetes can not be prevented. 

1

200

vaccines prevent _____

disease

200

An ___ is a device used to shock the heart and start its beat back up if stopped.

AED

200

CPR and using an AED are form of ____ aid

first

300

sleep is important because it..

a. promotes laziness

b. makes you tired

c. Sleep is essential for neurological restoration, memory consolidation, and metabolic homeostasis. During sleep, the glymphatic system clears metabolic waste, like amyloid-beta, while the brain strengthens synaptic connections. It reduces cardiovascular strain by lowering blood pressure and strengthens immune function, vital for overall physiological repair. 

d. slep

C

300

Diabetes can lead to..

A. insecurities 

B. happiness

C. anger

D. fat loss

A

300

why are vaccines important

a. because they promote disease

b. because they can promote a healthier lifestyle

c. because they contain viruses


B

300

CPR should be performed on the.. 

A. chest

B. neck

C. legs

D. head

A

300

The good Samaritan law protects

a. unconscious people

b. the person performing first aid from any lawsuits 

c. the government

b

400

whats the recommended amount of sleep for teens

around 8-10 hours

400

What is one thing can you do to avoid getting diabetes?

Eat healthy
400

what would a barrier to vaccines be

 Many people encounter confusing or false information online.

400

What should you do when you get the AED

Turn it on and listen to instructions

400

What is the order of operations for treating scratches, cuts, and scrapes?

stop the bleeding, clean the wound, apply a protective ointment, and cover the area.

500

why is maintaining a sleep schedule important

It promotes getting adequate sleep

500

How can a poor diet affect your health?

it can lead to weight gain which is not good
500

what does vaccine do

Vaccines introduce a tiny, harmless piece of a germ to your body so your immune system can practice fighting it. This creates antibodies that stay in your system for years, protecting you from getting seriously sick if you encounter the real disease later

500

How many beats per minute should you go at while performing CPR

100-120 bpm

500

what is the order of operations for treating minor burns

Treating a minor (first-degree or small second-degree) burn involves immediate cooling, removing restricting items, and protecting the skin to prevent infection. The primary goal is to stop the burning process and soothe the damaged tissue.