Sleep/Physical Fitness
Nutrition/Diabetes
Vaccines
CPR/AED
First Aid
100
True or false: Teenagers need around 8-10 hours of sleep per night

True

100

True or False

  • There are many health consequences of poor eating behaviors.

  • True

100

True or false

Vaccines have no side effects

false

100

 True or false:

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Alabama and our entire country.

 True

100

True or false

An allergic reaction is untreatable if a docter is not there.

False

You can use a epi pen

200

Social _____ is a big reason why teenagers stay up late.

Media

200

People who are overweight or obese are at an _______ risk of type 2 diabetes

increased

200

Live ____ use weakened germs

vaccines

200

An automated external defibrillator (AED) is an electrical device that, when placed properly on an unresponsive (no breathing and no pulse) person, analyzes the _____ rhythm.

Heart

200

First aid is ______ care given to a person who is ill or injured.

 immediate

300

Multiple choice

Which one of these is true 

weakens the immune system

creates stress

enhances focus and alertness

nothing

enhances focus and alertness

300

Which health concern is associated with being overweight?

Stress free

Diabetes

Strong

funny

Diabetes

300

which vaccine used dead or killed germs.

Inactive vaccine

subunit vaccine

live vaccine

toxoid vaccine

Inactive vaccine

300

which one of these is a possible sign of a heart attack

Pain or discomfort in the head

Feeling sick

Trouble focusing 

chest pain or discomfort.

chest pain or discomfort.

300

In which of these should you call 911

coughing a lot

nosebleed

a scrape on your knee that burns 

car accident

car accident

400

Why should people exercise.

Anything similar saying we use our body for work and physical activity, it becomes stronger and healthier.  If not it gets weaker

400

Is type 1 diabetes preventable

 can't be prevented but can be delayed.

400
Why might some people not want to get a vaccine.

Side effects and not trusting them.

400

order of operations for using an AED

  • Locate the AED and bring it to the person in need.

    • Turn it on and listen to voice prompts. (Some turn on automatically when opened.)

    • Place the pads directly on the bare chest (upper right and lower left).

    • No one touches the victim while the AED analyzes the heart rhythm.

    • Instruct everyone to "stand clear," meaning no one is touching the victim.

    • Push the button to deliver the shock when instructed to do so.

    • Immediately begin CPR after shock.

  • Continue CPR compressions until the AED gives another voice command, or emergency medical help arrives and takes over.

400

list order of operations for treating cuts, scratches and scrapes

Stop the bleeding. Hold pressure on the wound with a clean cloth.

Remove debris and clean the wound with warm water and gentle soap.

Dry and bandage the wound, using an antibiotic ointment if desired.

Gently wash and rebandage the wound daily. Watch for signs of infection.

If really bad go to hospital

500

What is cardio

  • Cardiorespiratory endurance – the ability of the heart and lungs  to perform well over an extended period of physical activity.

500

what is diabetes

  • Diabetes is a disease that prevents the body from using glucose properly. The body uses glucose (a type of sugar from foods) to produce energy.

500

Why should you vaccinate?

Some believe that everyone should do all they can to prevent infectious diseases for themselves and others around them. Others may believe it is their personal decision whether to be vaccinated or not, depending on how they view the risk.

500

list the order or operations for administering CPR

check scene, call 911, give chest compressions, 

500

list order of operations for treating minor burns

Remove the source of heat to prevent further damage.

Cool the burn with cool running water or a cool, wet compress – never use ice.

Remove jewelry and tight items in case of swelling.

Do not break blisters. Fluid-filled blisters protect against infection.

Apply lotion after the burn has cooled.

Bandage the burn loosely with sterile gauze.

May take over-the-counter pain medication (with adult supervision).