HEALTH EOC Jeopardy

Mental/Emotional/Social Health

10

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50

Fitness and Nutrition

10

20

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40

50

Environmental Consumer Health

10

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40

50

Alcohol‐Tobacco‐Drugs

10

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40

50

Prevention/ Control of Disease

10

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50

What is the relationship between stress and illness?A. Excess production of adrenalineB. Disrupted hormone productionC. impaired function of the immune system

C. Impaired function of the immune system

What stage of the stress response is when someone gets scared and the heart beats faster and breathing is also faster.

A. ResistanceB. AlarmC. ExhaustionD. Eustress (positive stress that helps you reach goals)

B. Alarm

Headaches, stomach aches, and difficulty sleeping brought on by stress is an example of what illness?

A. Obsessive Compulsive DisorderB. Psychosomatic illnessC. Seasonal Affective DisorderD. Schizophrenia

B. Psychosomatic illness?

Which of the following is a medical doctor that can prescribe medication and provide counseling for mental illness?

A. psychologistB. psychiatristC. Social worker

B. psychiatrist?

What do the foundations of fulfilling all basic human needs begin with?

A. Changing your looks to be acceptedB. feeling satisfied in relationships, respectC. the physical, safety, social, and esteem needs being satisfied

C. physical, social, safety, and esteem needs satisfied

The ability of the heart, lungs and blood vessels to deliver oxygen over a long period of

What is cardiorespiratory endurance?

The basic elements in food the body needs to function.

What are nutrients?

Which nutrient does the body use as its primary source of calories?

What are carbohydrates?

Which of the following is not important when making a healthy food choice?

A. the foods ability to satisfy cravingsB. the foods ability to increase brain activityC. the foods ability to sustain energy levelD. the foods ability to provide a variety of nutrients

A. The foods ability to satisfy cravings

To increase the muscle mass of someone consuming 3200 calories a day and exercising 30 minutes a day what would you suggest?

A. increase protein intake to 60% of his dietB. increase strength training in combination with a balanced dietC. increase caloric intake to 5000 calories a dayD. limit caloric consumption to 1500 calories a day

B. Increase strength training and eat a balanced diet

What can “carcinogenic” pollutants cause?

What is cancer?

The state agency that ensures clean air water and land.

What is the department of environmental quality?

A response to peer pressure that stands up for yourself.

What is assertive approach?

Which of these is important to keep in mind when buying health products?

A. inform yourself about the products you purchaseB. advertising is regulated so there are few deceptive adsC. product safety is regulated so unsafe products are quickly removedD. products that can be purchased without a prescription can not me misused

A. Inform yourself about products before you purchase.

Which of the following would NOT characterize a potentially fraudulent product?

A. its only available through the mailB. there is factual data to support the claimsC. it promises unrealistic resultsD. it promises a quick fix or cure

B. There is factual data to support the product claims

Destruction of the alveoli (air sacs) of the lungs causes what disease?

What is emphysema?

What is the sequence of the path to addiction?

A. drug use, tolerance, dependence, addictionB. tolerance, dependence, addiction, drug useC. dependence, tolerance, drug use, addictionD. drug use, dependence, tolerance, addiction

A. Drug use, tolerance, dependence addiction?

This type of drug increases activity of the central nervous system and energy levels.

What is a stimulant?

Which community resource would be best able to help a high school student whose older sister is abusing alcohol?

A. Salvation armyB. food and drug administrationC. Al-teenD. adult children of alcoholics

C. Al-teen

What should you do when taking antibiotics and you start to feel better?

A. take all of the prescribed medicationB. throw away the remaining pillsC. give the pills to a friend who is having similar symptomsD. keep the pills in case you get sick again

A. Take all of the prescribed medication

Which type of immunity do people develop over time as they are exposed to pathogens?

A. Active ImmunityB. Passive ImmunityC. Natural ImmunityD. Acquired Immunity

A. Active Immunity

How does HIV affect the body?

A. infects red blood cellsB. infects white blood cells and destroys the immune systemC. infects the alveoli of the lungsD. infects blood forming cells in the bone marrow destroying the immune system

B. Infects the WBC and destroys the immune system

Which combination of fluids can transmit HIV?

A. blood, breast milk, vaginal fluids, semenB. urine, blood, vaginal fluids, semenC. tears, urine, blood, breast milkD. saliva, blood, vaginal fluid, semen

A. blood, breast milk, vaginal fluids, semen

What is it called when the ovum is released?

Ovulation

Why is the placenta an important part of fetal growth and development?

A. it increases the likelihood of implantationB. it regulates body temperatureC. it acts as a protective barrier to the fetusD. it nourishes and supplies oxygen to the fetus and removes waste

D. It nourishes and supplies the fetus with oxygen and removes waste

FINAL JEOPARDY

•Where sperm are stored.

•What is the epididymis?