Unit 1: Health Promo vs. Risk Behavior
Unit 2: Mental Health and Awareness
Unit 3: Injury Prevention
Unit 4: Nutrition & Physical Activity
Unit 6: ATOD
100

This shape is made when you look at the 3 components of health.

What is the health triangle?

100

When one experiences a significant absence or change. 

What is loss?


100

An injury that occurs suddenly, often due to trauma, and is usually associated with severe pain.

What is an acute injury?

100

What are the 6 essential nutrients that were discussed in class. Name at least 4. 

Carbohydrates

Proteins

Fats

Minerals

Vitamains

Water

100

The difference between DUI and DWI

What is driving under the influence

Driving while intoxicated. 

200

What are the 3 components that makes up the health triangle. 

What is physical, emotional/mental, and social health?

200

This type of anxiety disorder is caused from a traumatic event in one's past. 

What is PTSD


What does the acronym stand for?

200

List one of the 3 injury prevention strategies. 

Hint: We debated this in class

Physical Conditioning

Safety Equipment

Education and Training

200

The two types of Carbohydrates.

Which is the better/healthy choice. 

Simple and Complex

Complex is better for you. 

200

A group of birth defects caused by the effects of alcohol on an unborn child. 

ex: Chrisean Rock

What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?

300

This group is made up of people of the same age that share the same interest. 

What are peers?

300

This type of anxiety disorder is a brief episode of intense anxiety, which causes the physical sensation of fear. 

What are panic attacks?

300

The term -itis means?

What is inflammation?

300

-OSE

What is sugar?

300

List the differences between Substance Use, Substance Abuse, and Substance Misuse. 

Use: Taking the drug the way it was prescribed to be taken. 

Abuse: Taking more than what was prescribed. 

Misuse: Not taking it like prescribed, giving your drugs to someone else or taking someone else's medication. 


400

The three types of prevention. 

What is Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Preventions

400

List the 5 stages of grief. 

Denial

Anger

Bargaining 

Depression

Acceptance

400

These types of tissue injuries primarily affect bones, including fractures and breaks. 

What are hard tissue injuries?


400

This vitamin is important for the prevention of night blindness. 

What is Vitamin A?

400

Occurs when drugs interact to produce effects greater than those that each drug would produce alone. 

What is drug synergism or cross-faded?

500

List 3 things one can inherit from their parents. 

Subjective answer. 

500

These are the 3 healthy coping mechanisms that helps with stress. 

Artistic Expression

Physical Activities/Exercise

Practice mindfulness/Yoga/Meditation

500

List the steps for helping someone that is having a seizure. 

Clear the area

Pillow under head

Turn on Left side (recovery position)

Time length of seizure

500

If you eat more than your caloric intake and do not work out, will that person lose, maintain, or gain weight. 

Gain weight

500

The three substance/drug classifications that were learned in class. 

What is 

Depressant 

Stimulant

Hallucinogens