Social Media
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Breakfast
Sleep
100

Why is social media so addictive?

It is attractive, releases dopamine and possibility of more notices.

100

What are the 5 food groups?

fruit, vegetables, grains, milk, protein

100

What are the benefits of eating breakfast?

Provides energy, weight management, mental capacity

100

How many hours of sleep do teens need?

9-10 hours

200

According to experts, what is an acceptable amount of social media each day?

30 minutes to 2 hours

200

What counts as 1 cup of fruit?

1 cup 100% fruit juice, 1 large fruit (banana), 1/2 c. dried fruit

200

What counts as one ounce of grain?

1 slice of bread, 1 c. cooked cereal, 1/2 c. cooked rice

200

What are the benefits of sufficient sleep?

Better mood, increases mental capacity, helps body recover

300

What is social media depression?

When you compare yourself to others and feel disappointed with yourself

300

What counts as 1 cup of vegetables?

1 cup cooked vegetables, 2 cup leafy vegetables

300

Why are vegetables important?

Reduces risk of certain diseases (stroke & cancer), high in fiber, potassium

300

What is delayed sleep phase?

When teens sleep later and wake up later, due to change in their circadian rhythm.

400

What are 3 things you can do to combat social media?

Unfollow unimportant people, engage in activities that don't involve phone, spend time with people you love

400

What are the benefits of grains?

Contains nutrients, helps with digestion, reduces risk of certain diseases

400
How much vegetables should teens eat each day?

at least 2 1/2 cups

400

How do electronics keep you up at night?

The light causes your brain not to release melatonin (hormone for sleep) and releases dopamine (hormone that makes you feel happy) that causes you to pleasure.

500

What does homeostasis mean?

Keeping body systems in balance.

500

What foods provide protein?

Meat, poultry, beans, peas, eggs, nuts, seeds

500

How much fruit do teens need?

Approximately 2 cups

500

What are 3 tips to getting a good night sleep?

Consistent bedtime and wake up times, put away electronics 1 hour before bedtime, and see a sleep specialist.