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Final: Health Education 1 Multiple Choice 1 point Which statement best describes self-esteem? It is determined by external validation only. It refers solely to physical appearance. It is a measure of how much you value yourself. It is a psychological...

Final: Health Education 1 Multiple Choice 1 point Which statement best describes self-esteem? It is determined by external validation only. It refers solely to physical appearance. It is a measure of how much you value yourself. It is a psychological disorder. 2 Matching 4 points Match the following CPR terms with their definitions: AED Rescue Breaths Compression Circulation Possible answers Applying pressure to the chest to maintain circulation The process of moving blood through the heart and body Providing air to a person’s lungs during CPR Automated External Defibrillator, used to treat heart problems 3 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the primary purpose of CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)? To help with bleeding control To restart a stopped heart To stabilize a broken bone To clear a blocked airway 4 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about suicide is true? Most people who consider suicide do not seek help. Suicide is a mental health issue that affects only certain demographics. Talking about suicide increases the likelihood of someone attempting it. Suicide can be prevented through intervention and support. 5 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about synthetic drugs and their potential effects is true? Synthetic drugs are only used in medical settings. Synthetic drugs are completely safe and have no side effects. Synthetic drugs have no relation to eating behaviors. Synthetic drugs can lead to violent behaviors in some individuals. 6 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best defines patience? The ability to wait without frustration or anxiety A state of constant inactivity The tendency to act quickly and impulsively The skill of multitasking effectively 7 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some potential dangers of alcohol consumption? (Select all that apply) Improved cardiovascular health Higher likelihood of accidents Enhanced cognitive function Increased risk of liver disease 8 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the primary characteristic that differentiates crystal meth from other amphetamines? It is a prescription medication. It is legal in some states. It is always consumed in pill form. It has a higher potency and danger of addiction. 9 Multiple Choice 1 point Who can perform first aid? Only emergency responders Only trained medical professionals Only individuals over 18 Anyone with first aid training 10 Multiple Choice 1 point What is Ecstasy commonly known as? Cocaine LSD Psilocybin MDMA 11 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about texting and driving is true? Most accidents from texting happen at low speeds. Texting while driving is safer than talking on the phone. It is legal to text and drive in all states. Texting and driving increases the risk of accidents significantly. 12 Matching 4 points Match the following aspects of the 988 suicide hotline with their descriptions: Confidential support 24/7 availability Resource referrals Trained counselors Possible answers Provides anonymous help related to mental health crises Accessible any time of the day or night Connects callers to local mental health resources and services Staffed by professionals trained to offer assistance 13 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements correctly distinguishes between bacteria and viruses? Bacteria are living organisms that can reproduce independently, while viruses are not considered living and require a host to replicate. Bacteria cause all types of infections, while viruses do not. Viruses are larger than bacteria and can be treated with antibiotics. Both bacteria and viruses are living organisms that can reproduce independently. 14 Multiple Choice 1 point What are the eight dimensions of health? (Select all that apply) Emotional Health Physical Health Environmental Health All Apply Spiritual Health None Apply Occupational Health Intellectual Health Social Health Financial Health 15 Multiple Choice 1 point What is a consequence of shaken baby syndrome? Enhanced motor skills Increased brain swelling Strengthened vision Improved cognitive development 16 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best describes impulse control? The ability to follow strict rules without exception The ability to act without thinking The ability to make spontaneous decisions The ability to delay gratification and resist urges 17 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following strategies can help in avoiding cyberbullying? (Select all that apply) Keeping personal information private Ignoring online harassment Engaging with bullies online Reporting abusive behavior 18 Multiple Choice 1 point What are some dangers associated with the use of Ecstasy? Complete absence of addiction potential Dehydration and overheating Improved mood with no side effects Increased energy levels without risk 19 Matching 4 points Match the following body systems with their primary functions: Digestive System Circulatory System Respiratory System Nervous System Possible answers Transports blood and nutrients throughout the body Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients Controls body activities and responses Responsible for gas exchange 20 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following are common symptoms of stress? (Select all that apply) Enhanced focus Insomnia Increased heart rate Fatigue 21 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements best describes peer pressure? The encouragement to avoid social interactions and remain isolated. The act of standing alone against societal norms and pressures. The influence from members of one social group to engage in certain behaviors. The tendency of individuals to make decisions based solely on their personal beliefs. 22 Matching 4 points Match the following substances with their potential effects of abuse: Alcohol Opioids Cocaine Nicotine Possible answers Pain relief and euphoria Increased energy and alertness Impaired coordination and judgment Addiction and increased heart rate 23 Multiple Choice 1 point What does the number 988 represent in the context of health services? Emergency medical services phone number A patient registration number A national suicide prevention hotline A health insurance policy number 24 True or False 1 point Social health is important for overall well-being and quality of life. True False 25 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about physical activity is correct? Physical activity should be avoided if one is not training for a specific event. Physical activity has no impact on mental health. Any form of physical activity can contribute to overall health. Physical activity only includes structured exercise. 26 Multiple Choice 1 point What is first aid? The initial assistance given to a person suffering from a medical emergency A type of surgery performed in emergency rooms A prescribed medication for injuries A treatment for chronic illnesses 27 Multiple Choice 1 point Who is allowed to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)? Anyone trained in CPR and AED usage People over the age of 18 only Only licensed medical professionals Only paramedics and emergency personnel 28 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about sleep is true? Sleep is not important for cognitive function. Adults need less sleep than children. Sleep is essential for physical and mental health. It is better to sleep for less than 6 hours per night. 29 Multiple Choice 1 point Why is conflict resolution important? It creates a power struggle among parties. It allows people to avoid addressing issues. It helps maintain relationships and prevent escalation. It encourages unhealthy communication patterns. 30 True or False 1 point Personal health is important for overall well-being. True False 31 Matching 4 points Match the following terms related to Safe Surrender Law with their descriptions: Safe Haven Newborn Legal Protection No Questions Asked Possible answers Safeguarding parents from prosecution for abandonment when surrendering. The principle that ensures confidentiality for surrendering parents. A location where parents can legally surrender their newborns. An infant less than 72 hours old. 32 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best defines behavior reflection? The practice of avoiding self-criticism. The tendency to ignore personal feelings. The process of considering one's actions and their impact. The act of following societal norms without question. 33 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some dangers associated with vaping? (Select all that apply) Increased heart rate Improved lung function Lung damage Addiction to nicotine 34 Multiple Choice 1 point What is cyberbullying? Harassing or humiliating someone using electronic means. Discussing problems with a counselor online. Bullying that occurs in person and face-to-face. A form of competition between video games. 35 Multiple Choice 1 point Who was Megan's Law named after? Megan Brown Megan Smith Megan Jones Megan Kanka 36 Multiple Choice 1 point What does taking responsibility entail? Avoiding any accountability for decisions Blaming others for mistakes Acknowledging one's own actions and their consequences Making excuses for failures 37 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following is a common sign of mental health issues? Social withdrawal and isolation Increased energy and enthusiasm Improved concentration and focus Consistent happiness and contentment 38 True or False 1 point Shaken baby syndrome is a form of child abuse that can lead to severe brain damage. True False 39 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following nutrients is most important for building and repairing tissues in the body? Fats Proteins Carbohydrates Vitamins 40 Matching 4 points Match the following terms related to mental and emotional health with their definitions: Anxiety Depression Mindfulness Resilience Possible answers A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome A common mental health disorder characterized by persistent sadness and loss of interest The practice of being aware and present in the moment without judgment The ability to recover from setbacks and adapt well to change 41 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the main difference between crack and crack cocaine? Crack is smoked while crack cocaine is usually snorted. Crack is less potent than crack cocaine. Crack is a legal substance while crack cocaine is illegal. Crack is a solid form while crack cocaine is a powder. 42 Matching 4 points Match the following terms related to peer pressure with their definitions: Assertiveness Negative Peer Pressure Positive Peer Pressure Peer Pressure Possible answers The ability to express oneself confidently and stand up to peer pressure Encouragement to engage in healthy or beneficial behaviors Influence from members of one's peer group Pressure to engage in harmful or risky behaviors 43 Matching 4 points Match the following personal care practices with their benefits: Using sunscreen Regular exercise Washing hands Brushing teeth Possible answers Reduces the spread of infections Protects skin from harmful UV rays Improves overall health and well-being Prevents tooth decay and gum disease 44 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the primary function of calories in the human body? Support cellular structure Provide energy Regulate body temperature Aid in digestion 45 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between social skills and health? Social skills are only important in professional settings. Effective social skills can enhance mental and physical health. Poor social skills can lead to better health outcomes. Social skills have no impact on health. 46 Multiple Choice 1 point What are the potential consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol? Imprisonment All of the above Increased insurance premiums License suspension 47 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some of the dangers associated with fentanyl use? (Select all that apply) Potential for addiction High risk of overdose Respiratory depression Increased pain relief 48 Matching 4 points Match the following diseases with their primary preventive measures: Cervical cancer Hypertension Diabetes Influenza Possible answers Regular monitoring and low-sodium diet Pap smear screening and HPV vaccination Annual vaccination Diet and exercise 49 Matching 4 points Match the following self-advocacy concepts with their definitions: Goal setting Communication skills Decision making Knowing your rights Possible answers Making informed choices regarding one's own life Effectively expressing needs and wants Understanding and asserting your legal rights Identifying and striving for personal objectives 50 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following strategies can help in avoiding peer pressure? Avoiding situations where pressure might occur Standing firm in your decisions Changing your opinions to fit in Agreeing to everything your friends say 51 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following strategies can help you avoid peer pressure? (Select all that apply) Engage in risky behavior to fit in Surround yourself with supportive friends Practice assertiveness techniques Give in to peer suggestions 52 True or False 1 point Nutrition is important for maintaining overall health and wellbeing. True False 53 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about cocaine is true? Cocaine is legal in most countries. Cocaine has no potential for addiction. Cocaine is commonly used to treat anxiety disorders. Cocaine is a natural stimulant derived from the coca plant. 54 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following techniques is commonly used for anger management? Ignoring the problem Deep breathing exercises Confrontational behavior Avoiding communication 55 Multiple Choice 1 point What does DUI stand for? Driving Under Influence Driving Unusually Intoxicated Driving Under Intoxication Driving Unconditionally Impaired 56 True or False 1 point Substance abuse can lead to serious health issues. True False 57 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following substances can be classified as inhalants? Caffeine Vitamin supplements Alcohol Glue 58 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some potential dangers of marijuana use? (Select all that apply) Improved motor skills Higher risk of depression Memory impairment Increased risk of addiction 59 Essay 6 points Self Reflection Answer the following questions using complete sentences. "I don't know, Yes or No" is not a valid answer and will receive an automatic zero! (0) 1. What could you have done to manage your time wisely to complete all of your assignments? 2. What should you have done if you were failing to stay on task and complete your assignments in this class? 3. What could you have done to be more organized to complete your assignments for this class? 4. In terms of problem solving, how could you have asked for help or sought help to complete your assignments? 5. What is the consequence of lacking self-discipline in completing assignments for this class? 6. Why did you lack the initiative to complete your assignments in this class, resulting in having to take this final? 60 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some dangers of inhalant abuse? (Select all that apply) Increased immune function Respiratory issues Brain damage Heart failure 61 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best defines respect in a health education context? Enforcing one's beliefs on others Valuing and acknowledging others' perspectives and feelings Having authority over others Ignoring others' opinions and feelings 62 Multiple Answer 1 point What are some dangers associated with heroin use? (Select all that apply) Increased risk of infectious diseases Decreased heart rate Enhanced cognitive functions Potential for overdose 63 True or False 1 point Substance abuse can lead to both physical and mental health issues. True False 64 Multiple Choice 1 point What should you do if someone is contemplating suicide? Tell them they are overreacting and to stop thinking about it. Advise them to distract themselves with hobbies. Listen without judgment and encourage them to seek professional help. Encourage them to keep their feelings to themselves. 65 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following is an example of good character? Spreading rumors about a friend Cheating to get ahead Helping others in need Ignoring the rules 66 Matching 4 points Match the following injury prevention strategies with their descriptions: Using seat belts Installing smoke detectors Wearing a helmet Practicing safe lifting techniques Possible answers Prevents back injuries during manual handling Protects the head during cycling or skating Provides early warning in case of fire Reduces the risk of injury in car accidents 67 True or False 1 point Is it true that driving under the influence can affect only the driver? True False 68 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements best describes the opioid crisis? Opioids have no medical use and should be banned completely. The crisis affects only certain geographic regions of the United States. It involves an increase in opioid prescriptions and related overdoses. The crisis is solely caused by illegal drug trafficking. 69 True or False 1 point Disease prevention is important for maintaining overall health and reducing the risk of disorders. True False 70 Multiple Choice 1 point What does the 'SMART' acronym stand for in goal setting? Strategic, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Tangible Specific, Measurable, Accessible, Relevant, Time-sensitive Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound Simple, Manageable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely 71 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following can be considered effective ways to create friendships? (Select all that apply) Showing genuine interest in others Participating in group activities Being open and approachable Ignoring others' feelings 72 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the importance of personal care? It is only important for appearance It helps in maintaining good hygiene It is unnecessary for well-being It has no impact on health 73 Multiple Choice 1 point What are the correct steps to perform CPR? (Select all that apply) None Apply Begin chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 per minute All Apply Use an AED as soon as it is available Check for responsiveness and call for help 74 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following options are types of mental disorders? (Select all that apply) Diabetes Depression Asthma Anxiety disorders 75 True or False 1 point Mental and emotional health are interconnected aspects of overall well-being. True False 76 Multiple Choice 1 point What is an AED used for? To perform a physical examination To administer medication To deliver an electric shock to a person in cardiac arrest To measure blood pressure 77 Multiple Choice 1 point What is a commonly known effect of marijuana use? Decreased appetite Euphoria Increased anxiety Improved coordination 78 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following are healthy ways to express anger? (Select all that apply) Shouting at someone Taking deep breaths Writing down your feelings Going for a walk 79 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about synthetic drugs is true? Synthetic drugs have no medical use. All synthetic drugs are illegal. Synthetic drugs can be chemically manufactured to mimic natural drugs. Synthetic drugs are always safer than natural drugs. 80 Multiple Choice 1 point What is one common effect of LSD use? Drowsiness Hallucinations Increased physical strength Enhanced sense of reality 81 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements best describes self-awareness? A skill that is not necessary for personal development. The understanding of others' feelings without any self-reflection. The ability to recognize one's own emotions and thoughts. The capability to ignore one's personal feelings in favor of others. 82 Matching 4 points Match the following types of physical activity with their descriptions: Flexibility Exercises Strength Training Aerobic Exercise Balance Training Possible answers Involves exercises to improve muscle strength Improves cardiovascular fitness and endurance Improves stability and prevents falls Enhances the range of motion of muscles and joints 83 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following is NOT one of the major body systems? Respiratory System Digestive System Lunar System Circulatory System 84 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following is an important aspect of personal care? Exercising regularly Eating balanced meals Maintaining good hygiene All of the above 85 Multiple Choice 1 point What are safe surrender sites primarily designed for? To offer counseling services To facilitate adoptions To provide shelter for the homeless To allow parents to safely surrender newborns 86 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following are effective strategies to prevent shaken baby syndrome? (Select all that apply) Use firm but gentle handling when playing. Leave the baby unattended in a high chair. Never shake the baby, even in play. Always support a baby's head and neck. 87 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the primary purpose of the art of listening in effective communication? To formulate a response while the other person is speaking. To distract the speaker with personal anecdotes. To prepare your own opinion before responding. To understand and interpret the speaker's message accurately. 88 True or False 1 point Injury prevention strategies are essential for reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. True False 89 True or False 1 point CPR True False 90 Multiple Choice 1 point What is injury prevention? Techniques for enhancing athletic performance A method to treat injuries after they occur A program aimed at improving physical strength and endurance Strategies to reduce the risk of injury through education and safety measures 91 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best represents the goals of health education? To conduct scientific research To promote healthy lifestyle choices To increase healthcare costs To provide medical treatments 92 Multiple Choice 1 point What is self-advocacy in the context of health education? The ability to make decisions about one's own health and well-being A method of teaching others how to advocate for someone else The ability to ignore health-related issues The process of relying on others to make health decisions 93 Multiple Answer 1 point Which of the following are dangers associated with crystal meth use? (Select all that apply) Increased risk of heart problems Lowered anxiety levels Enhanced cognitive function Severe dental issues 94 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the importance of nutrition for overall health? It has no significant impact on health It only affects physical appearance It decreases energy levels It helps in maintaining a healthy weight 95 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the legal consequence of texting while driving in California? A fine and points on the driver's license A warning for first-time offenders Mandatory driving school only No consequences as it is legal 96 Matching 4 points Match the following first aid procedures with their descriptions: CPR Burn treatment Bleeding control Choking rescue Possible answers Technique to dislodge an object from the airway Methods to stop or slow down blood loss Emergency procedure to restore breathing and circulation Procedures to address skin injuries caused by heat 97 Multiple Choice 1 point What does the Safe Surrender Law allow parents to do? Surrender newborns safely and anonymously to designated locations Give up parental rights without any consequences Abandon children in public places without facing legal action Transfer custody of a child to another family member without legal procedures 98 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about violence and bullying is true? Only children can be victims of bullying. Bullying only occurs in schools. All forms of bullying are legal. Violence can be physical, emotional, or verbal. 99 Multiple Choice 1 point Who does making bad decisions affect? Only the person making the decision All of the above Society as a whole Friends and family of the person 100 Multiple Choice 1 point Why was Megan's Law created? To eliminate juvenile delinquency. To restrict the movement of convicted felons. To increase penalties for drug offenses. To provide public access to information about registered sex offenders. 101 Matching 4 points Match the following nutrients with their primary function in the body: Carbohydrates Fats Proteins Vitamins Possible answers Support immune function and various metabolic processes Store energy and protect organs Build and repair tissues Provide energy 102 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the primary purpose of Megan's Law? To provide information about sex offenders to the public To ensure patient confidentiality in healthcare To regulate the sale of firearms To mandate vaccination for children 103 Matching 4 points Match the terms related to social health with their definitions: Empathy Communication Conflict resolution Support systems Possible answers The process of resolving a disagreement or dispute The ability to understand and share the feelings of another Networks of family and friends that provide assistance during tough times The ability to convey information and emotions effectively 104 Multiple Choice 1 point What is one of the primary benefits of regular exercise? Increased risk of chronic diseases Higher stress levels Decreased muscle mass Improved cardiovascular health 105 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following best defines empathy? Wanting to help only those close to you. Apathy towards others' emotions. The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Feeling sorry for someone else’s misfortune. 106 Multiple Choice 1 point What is an effective way to deal with criticism? Considering it and improving if necessary Feeling offended and withdrawing Ignoring the feedback completely Arguing against the critic 107 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements about prescription pill abuse is true? Most people misuse prescription pills for non-medical reasons. Prescription pill abuse only occurs in young adults. Prescription pill abuse is not considered a form of substance abuse. Abusing prescription pills is safe if taken with other medications. 108 Multiple Choice 1 point What does abstinence refer to in the context of health education? Engaging in sexual activity Avoiding sexual activity Having multiple partners Using protection during sexual activity 109 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements is true about LSD and hallucinations? LSD is known to cause visual and auditory hallucinations. LSD does not affect sensory perception. LSD only affects mood and has no impact on perception. Hallucinations caused by LSD are always pleasant. 110 True or False 1 point Human development is closely linked to sexual health. True False 111 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following statements best defines respect in the context of health education? Always agreeing with everyone you talk to. Listening actively and valuing others’ perspectives. Avoiding conflict at all costs. Ignoring others' opinions to make your own choices. 112 True or False 1 point First aid is the immediate assistance given to a person suffering from an injury or illness until professional medical help arrives. True False 113 Multiple Choice 1 point What is a common effect of excessive alcohol consumption? Enhanced motor skills Dehydration Increased alertness Improved cognitive function 114 Multiple Choice 1 point What is an effective strategy for dealing with change in a person's life? Ignoring the feelings that come with change Embracing flexibility and adaptability Staying rigid and sticking to your usual routines Avoiding all situations that induce change 115 Multiple Choice 1 point What does AED stand for? Advanced Emergency Device Automated External Defibrillator Applied Emergency Defibrillator Automatic Emergency Dispatcher 116 Multiple Choice 1 point What does CPR stand for? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Cardiac Performance Revision Cerebral Pressure Response Critical Physiological Response 117 Multiple Choice 1 point What is a common technique used for stress management? Ignoring the problem Deep breathing exercises Procrastination Excessive caffeine consumption 118 Multiple Choice 1 point What is the importance of sleep for overall health? It has no effect on physical health. It only affects mood and has no other benefits. It increases stress levels significantly. It helps improve cognitive function and memory. 119 Multiple Choice 1 point Which of the following techniques is NOT commonly used in conflict resolution? Compromise Avoidance Active listening Aggression 120 True or False 1 point Physical activity is important for maintaining overall health and well-being. True False 121 Multiple Choice 1 point What is a common consequence of the abuse of painkillers? Improved pain management Risk of addiction Enhanced physical performance Increased tolerance to pain