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100

These are the building blocks of protein.

What are amino acids?

100

Teens and pre-teens need at least this much sleep per night.

What is 8 hours?
100

This is what SPF stands for.

What is Sun Protection Factor?

100

Any organism that causes diseases.

What are pathogens?

100

This group of drugs slows the body systems down (includes alcohol).

What are depressants?

100

These are strong emotions that are expressed physically.

What are emotions?

100

When an HIV infection causes the immune system to fail, a person has this.

What is AIDS.

100

These drugs are breathed in, and are often common household chemicals.

What are inhalants?

200

This unit is how the energy content of food is measured.

What are Calories?

200

What ingredient in soda most accounts for why it's so unhealthy?

What is added sugar?

200

This is a thin sticky film of bacteria that forms on your teeth.

What is plaque?

200

This provides immunity to a disease by simulating a pathogen.

What is a vaccine?

200

These drugs cause a person to see things that aren't really there (includes marijuana).

What are hallucinogens?

200

This is the best way to deal with strong emotions.

What is prayer and reading scripture?

200

This is the most common disease that affects the immune system.

What are allergies?

200

Using a drug for non-medicinal purposes.

What is drug abuse?

300

These nutrients include sugars and starches

What are carbohydrates

300

This type of exercise does not maintain an increased heart rate.

What is anaerobic exercise?

300

The layer of dead skin at the base of your nails.

What are cuticles?

300

These diseases are not passed between people, but are caused by improper nutrition or cells that malfunction.

What are noninfectious diseases?

300

These drugs speed up the body's functions (includes nicotine).

What are stimulants?

300

How can you know who God is and what He expects?

What is reading the Bible?

300

These drugs are derived from the opium poppy (sometimes made artificially).

What are opiods?

300

This is the best thing you can do if you come across a medical emergency.

What is get help?

400

These fats usually come from animal product and tend to be solid at room temperature.

What are saturated fats?

400

This is when muscles are enlarged because of exercise.

What is hypertrophy?

400

This is what forms on your skin when sebaceous glands become clogged.

What are pimples?

400

This is an abnormal heart beat.

What is arrhythmia?

400

This organ is the most noticeably affected by alcohol.

What is the brain?

400

This is the best first aid treatment for someone who is bleeding.

What is "apply direct pressure?"

400

The most dangerous form of skin cancer.

What is melanoma?

400

This painful, terribly set of symptoms is caused by a person stopping a dependence-causing drug.

What are withdrawals?

500

This nutrient helps muscles move correctly and maintains water balance.

What is Potassium?

500

This is the amount of energy the body needs to function at rest.

What is basal metabolic rate?

500

Another term for cavities or tooth decay.

What are dental caries?

500

When someone has cancer, the tumors can spread to other body parts through this process.

What is metastasis?

500

This is the most powerful natural stimulant.

What is cocaine?

500

What is the best first aid for a muscle injury?

What is RICE?

R- Rest

I- Ice

C- Compression

E- Elevation

500

An object that has been contaminated with pathogens.

What is a fomite?

500

What are some fire-safety precautions to take in the kitchen?

What are:  *don't wear loose clothing when using stove/oven  *don't leave flammable items on the stovetop  *don't heat pans too quickly  *keep pot handles turned away from the edge of the stove  *don't leave cooking food unattended  *have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen, just in case  *wipe spills off floor immediately   (note: you will need to understand why for each precaution)