Caring for Yourself
Caring for your Eyes, Ears, and Mouth
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100

What's the difference between antiperspirant and deodorant?

Deodorant covers up body odor, 

Antiperspirant is designed to stop or dry up sweat

100

What is plaque

sticky colorless film that coats the teeth and dissolves their protective enamel surface
100

How much sleep do kids need?

little kids  9-12 hours

teenagers  8-11 hours

100

In order to improve sleep performance, who is best helped and what are some ways you can drown out distracting noise?

Benefits light sleepers

Nature sounds, white noise, music, etc.

Block other apps from making sounds
200

What can you do to keep your skin healthy?

Eat healthy, get enough sleep, drink plenty of water

200

What is a cavity and how is it caused?

If you don't brush and floss your teeth bacterial growth and sugar (turns acidic with saliva) acidic and causes a hole to form in your tooth - if then left untreated it gets deeper eventually reaching the nerves, causing painful nerve damage and the death of the tooth

200

The naturally occurring physical, behavioral, and mental changes in the body that typically follow the 24 hour cycle of the   sun are known as____________

Circadian Rythyms

200

What are 2 ways to calm down and prepare to sleep?

Relax and reduce light exposure

Create a sleep environment (lower the temp, make sure you can stretch out all the way and turn comfortably, wash sheets and pillow cases once a week, freshen up environment, etc.)

300

Swollen, red, dry and itchy patches of skin on one or more parts of the body describes a skin condition called..............

eczema

300

How can you keep your eyes healthy?

Wear protective eye wear in an active environment where you could be hit, such as impact sports or where their may be debris in the air (riding bikes, raking grass, working with high impact tools 

Wear UV blocking sunshades when outdoors to prevent your eyes getting sun damage

Rinse your eye with clean water or eye drops if you get debris

300

The body releases the hormone ___________in the late evening to encourage sleep, which benefits personal health.

melatonin

300
What side affects do people with sleep apnea suffer from?

People with sleep apnea suffer from inadequate sleep and lack of oxygen in their blood resulting in:

excessive daytime sleepiness, irritability or depression, decline in mental functioning, high blood pressure, irregular heartbeats, increased risk of heart attack and stroke, accidents, including car accidents

400

Name the characteristics of healthy nails.

smooth

no color spots

consistent in color

400

Tips to Avoid Eye Strain on Devices

Take breaks, rest your eyes by looking away from the screen.....Adjust screen settings

Blink Often .........Adjust lighting


400

List 3 possible consequences of not getting enough sleep...

Lower grades (poor academic performance)

Health Conditions

Accidents

400

Being physically active for 20-30 minutes late in the evening can help you fall asleep and stay asleep.

True or False

False

500

Name 3 different hair conditions and explain different ways to prevent and treat them.

Wash your hair and eat a healthy diet to treat and prevent oily hair and dandruff.  Avoid head to head contact like sharing brushes or hats to prevent lice.

Treat lice and dandruff with medicated shampoos.

500

What can cause you to damage your hearing and will it improve if you do.

No it will not, but if you wear a hearing aid it will not get worse as fast if it is damaged...Deafness is caused by exposure to loud sounds even through headphones.  .....The louder the sound the less time it takes to hurt you..... Insertion of an object into the ear...... An infection in your ear.......or a ruptured eardrum (if you get hit by an object or even with a loud enough sound)

500

What are the 2 types of sleep apnea

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Central Sleep Apnea

500

How can you change your body's sleep-wake schedule in a healthy way (for example over school breaks)?

Gradually change your sleep wake schedule in small time increments.

 Shift the time you wake up or go to sleep by five minutes each day.