Cumulative Exam Health Class Questions and Answers 100% Pass

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Cumulative Exam Health Class Questions and Answers 100% Pass Tameka works as a health educator. Her job is to go out to the community and teach classes on the benefits of proper nutrition and exerc... ise programs. She uses teaching materials and lessons that are created by the government. Of all the skills that are important to a health literate person, which skill does she use MOST in her everyday activities at work? ✔✔B. effective communication The Sun can have both positive and negative effects on our lives. ✔✔T Warning signs of suicide are much different than those of depression. ✔✔F Buying yourself time is a drug-resisting strategy that involves __________. ✔✔D. all of the above Peer pressure can happen at any time, can be positive or negative, and can be avoided if people are equipped with the right skills. ✔✔T Coping with the stress that loss often brings is more effective when you have a strong support system. ✔✔T Pathogens can be transmitted through contact with surfaces like doorknobs and countertops. ✔✔F Salads are always a healthy alternative in a restaurant. ✔✔F Yeasts, molds, and certain pathogenic agents are classified as __________. ✔✔C. fungi Children of drug addicts are frequently neglected. ✔✔T It is not important to develop effective communication skills. ✔✔F Adolescents who abstain from drinking are just as likely to engage in risky sexual activity, like having unprotected sex, as their peers who use alcohol. ✔✔F Select the statement that BEST describes the role of the immune system. ✔✔D. The immune system is responsible for preventing illness and defending the body from harmful foreign substances. What is the most likely reason that some states have enacted laws banning or limiting the use of tobacco? ✔✔A. They are interested in having a healthy and prosperous society. Which of the following BEST defines what a provider referral is? ✔✔B. A testing facility notifies past sexual partners about an infected person's STI. Which of the following is NOT an existing law, policy, or practice enacted with regard to tobacco use? ✔✔D. banning the sale of tobacco products A child whose parent is depressed is susceptible to depression due to genetics. ✔✔T Which of the following is the advantage of paying for medical services out-of-pocket? ✔✔A. Patients can go to any doctor that they can afford. Why is it important to detect an HIV infection as early as possible? ✔✔B. to prevent the patient from unknowingly passing on the virus Which viral STI can lead to liver failure in its advanced form? ✔✔A. hepatitis B Learning how to identify positive and negative coping strategies, redirecting energy, laughing, and relaxing are important aspects of managing stress. ✔✔T When an individual contracts __________, the symptoms are treated rather than the actual illness itself. ✔✔D. a viral infection Describe some actions people should take to avoid being tricked by health frauds. ✔✔Responses will vary. A sample response follows: To avoid being tricked by health frauds, people should be skeptical, listen carefully, use proper research skills, and check with medical professionals. How do people commonly divert the pressure from themselves? ✔✔Responses will vary. A sample response follows: They often blame someone else for something they did. They can also give a reason for why they can or cannot do something. They also make excuses. Explain the two ways that waterborne pathogens can be transmitted. ✔✔Responses will vary. A sample response follows: Waterborne pathogens can be transmitted either through ingesting contaminated food or water or bathing in contaminated water. [Show More]

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