Giants
Chargers
Steelers
Panthers
Bills
100

How many chambers are in the heart?

4

100

True or False

    You can tell if a person is healthy just by looking at them.

False

100

Understanding you have a common cold, you know you DON’T need:

  1. An antibiotic

  2. Adequate rest

  3. Time to recover

  4. Good hydration

an antibiotic

100

The ________ is the muscle that pumps blood all over the body. It is the muscle that drives the circulatory system.

Heart

100

Antibiotics are medications that treat _______________ infections.

Bacterial

200

You’ve been diagnosed with a common cold after a visit to your healthcare provider. You know that the common cold is caused by a _____________.

VIRUS!

200

Body system that protects the body against active infection by activating defense mechanisms of the immune system:

Immune / Lymphatic System

200

_____________ are reactions from your body that indicate your body is trying to fight an infection:

Symptoms

200

After you inhale air through your nose or mouth, it travels down the  ___________, also called the “windpipe” to the lungs. In the lungs are small air sacs called alveoli, where gas exchange occurs.

Trachea

200

Which are smaller and need a living host to replicate?

  1. Viruses

  2. Bacteria

viruses

300

Body system that provides a large surface area for gas exchange with the blood and participates in vocalization:

Respiratory system

300

All of the following are ways I can help keep my respiratory system healthy EXCEPT:

  1. Drink out of your friends’ water bottles during cold and flu season and skip handwashing before eating

  2. Avoid indoor/ outdoor air pollution including secondhand smoke

  3. Don’t vape (e-cigarette use)

  4. Don’t smoke or chew tobacco

Drink out of your friends’ water bottles during cold and flu season and skip handwashing before eating

300

Body system responsible for protection, sensation (pain/ temperature), and vitamin D synthesis:

Integumentary system

300

What are important organs in your immune/lymphatic system?

Thymus, tonsils, spleen, bone marrow, lymph nodes

300

My largest organ is also my first line of defense against infection. This organ is my:

Skin

400

All of the following are ways I can help keep my cardiovascular system healthy EXCEPT:

  1. Eating a heart-healthy diet with lots of fruits and vegetables.

  2. Exercise regularly.

  3. Limit smoking to 1 pack per day.

  4. Choosing water instead of soda with meals.

Limit smoking to 1 pack per day.

400

The _______________ is the largest blood vessel in your body.

Aorta

400

I can do all the following to help limit antibiotic resistance EXCEPT:

  1. Don’t take antibiotics for a virus.

  2. Take antibiotics exactly as prescribed.

  3. Don’t save an antibiotic for the next time you get sick.

  4. Take a leftover antibiotic prescribed for someone else.

Take a leftover antibiotic prescribed for someone else.

400

________________ carry blood AWAY from the heart and most are oxygenated.

Arteries

400

Body system responsible for pumping blood throughout the body and carrying waste to your liver and kidneys:

Cardiovascular System

500

 When I write on the back of my hand with a pen, I don’t worry that the ink will be there in a year because I know this outer layer of my skin is shedding dead skin cells and making new skin cells every day:

Epidermis

500

Your uncle was recently diagnosed with skin cancer. You know that skin cancer is a _______________ disease, which means it is not spread from one person to another- you cannot “catch” it from another person. These diseases are caused by heredity, the environment, or one’s lifestyle.

  1. Infectious

  2. Noninfectious

  3. Stage 1

  4. Fungal

Noninfectious

500

The pulmonary arteries carry blood to the __________ to get rid of carbon dioxide and pick up oxygen. These are the only arteries in my body that are oxygen-poor.

Lungs

500

This occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted:

Stroke

500

Good antibiotic stewardship means antibiotics are only used when necessary and appropriate. If we use antibiotics when unnecessary or inappropriate, we can contribute to antibiotic resistance. Antibiotic resistance occurs when:

  1. Bacteria change and can resist the effects of antibiotic medicine.

  2. Bacteria become weak and are easily killed by antibiotic medicine.

  3. Antibiotic medicines are always avoided whether necessary or not.

  4. Both viruses and bacteria die from antibiotic medicine.

Bacteria change and can resist the effects of antibiotic medicine.