Mental Health
Body Systems
Nutrition
Infectious Diseases
Potpourri (random mix)
100
When feeling panicked, upset, or anxious a person can do this to trick their brain into thinking they're calmer than they actually are. 

What is... deep breathing or taking deep breaths

100

These little guys are created by the immune system and allow the body to remember certain diseases/viruses. 

What are... antibodies

100

The amount of energy that is released when food is broken down.

What are... calories 

100

There are 8 different types of this virus - the most well known are oral and genital.

What is... herpes

100

The two main hormones that regulate the sleep/wake cycle

What are... melatonin and cortisol 

200

The two main factors that impact personality. Is it in our DNA or how we're raised?

What are... nature (heredity) and nurture (environment)

200

A vitamin that helps the body absorb calcium. Very important for good bone health!

What is... vitamin D

200

The amounts of calories needed per day for a man and a woman. Two answers here!

What is... 2500 for a man and 2000 for a woman

200

A pathogen is similar to bacteria except it can travel through fluids - making it more aggressive and more easily spread.

What is... protozoan 
200

The three stages of addiction 

What is... using a substance as a coping mechanism, dependence on a substance for daily functions, and complete loss of control
300

A mental disorder that causes extreme mood swings, including feelings of mania and feelings of depression.

What is... bipolar disorder

300

If a person experiences this injury they should avoid watching tv, listening to music, reading... really just doing anything fun for at least a week.

What is... a concussion 

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Sort the food provided into the correct nutritional categories. Go quickly - you only have 10 seconds.

Protein (steak and chicken)

Fiber (broccoli and apple)

Fat (olive oil and peanut butter)

Carbohydrate (potato and bread)

300

A life-threatening bacterial infection that causes severe flu-like symptoms, headache, and an aching, stiff neck.

What is... bacterial meningitis 

300
5 strategies to achieve better sleep

What are...

Going to bed at a consistent time, sleeping in a dark room, avoiding naps 5 hours before bed, avoiding exercise before bed, avoiding stimulants like coffee, sugar, or nicotine before bed, not looking at the clock during the night, using your bed only for sleeping

400

Known as the "happy chemical" - something that the depressed brain has difficulty producing effectively.

What is... serotonin

400

Eating too many greasy, fatty foods causes the stomach to produce this, which helps dissolve acid and also causes us to burp and feel generally kind of gross.

What is... bile
400

This type of fat is often added to processed foods, making them last longer before spoiling. It's in a lot of tasty foods... but it's really bad for us.

What is... trans fat

400

A medication taken by HIV negative people that helps prevent being infected with HIV

What is... PreP (Pre-exposure Prophylactic)
400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Sort the drugs provided into the correct drug categories. Go quickly - you only have 10 seconds!

Depressant (marijuana and beer)

Stimulant (cigarettes and cocaine)

Hallucinogens (mushrooms and acid)

500

The 5 main traits that build personality. Reminds me of the sea... 

What is... Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism (emotional stability)

500

This system produces insulin, testosterone, adrenaline, dopamine, and many more... 

What is... the endocrine system
500

If someone is missing these in their diet they may feel tired all the time, have brittle nails and hair, and their gums may frequently bleed - just to name a few.

What are... vitamins and minerals

500

The temperature ranges that prevent the growth of bacteria on food.

What is 40° and below and 140° and above (bonus! 165° for poultry)

500

The stages of sleep in which the body repairs itself, grows, boosts the immune system, and builds up energy for the next day.

What are... stages 3 and 4 of the sleep cycle