Transcript Physical Activity Jeopardy

EOC Jeopardy
Mental,
Emotional, and
Social health
STD’s
Consumer
Safety/ Injury
Prevention
Alcohol,
Tobacco, and
Drugs
Prevention and
Control of
Disease
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Final Jeopardy
What level of the Hierarchy of needs is the
need to feel protected from danger?
Safety
(level 2)
Mental, Emotional and Social Health $100
What concept deals with the
relationship between stress and
illness? Why does this happen?
General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
Prolonged stress depresses the
immune system.
Mental, Emotional and Social Health $200
What disorder is hallmarked by
becoming withdrawn, having a
decreased interest in once enjoyable
activities and decreased school
performance?
Depression
Mental, Emotional, and Social Health $300
What is the main difference
between a psychiatrist and a
psychologist?
A Psychiatrist can prescribe
medication and a psychologist
cannot.
Mental, Emotional and Social Health $400
What is a positive, healthy
way to express both good
and bad emotions?
Writing in a journal
Mental, Emotional, and Social Health $500
What are the different
categories of STD’s
Bacterial, Viral, Parasitic
STD’s/STI’s $100
Local agency where you can go if
you think you might have an STD.
Central District Health
STD’s/ STI’s $200
Do all contraceptives protect
against STD/STI’s
NO
Only Male/Female Condoms and
Abstinence
STD/STI’s $300
What is the most prevalent
STD in Idaho?
Chlamydia
STD/STI $400
What causes scaring and
infertility in females?
Pelvic inflammatory disease
STD/ STI $500
When responding to a person
that is choking – what is the
first thing you should do?
1. Check the scene
• Ask if they are choking
• Identify yourself and ask if you can help
• If the victim is coughing encourage them to continue to
cough
Consumer Safety/ injury prevention $100
What does C.A.B. stand for?
Compressions-Airway-Breathing
Consumer Safety/ injury prevention $200
If you were misled as to what a
product you bought would or
could do – where would you
report it to?
Federal Trade commission
Consumer safety/ injury prevention $300
What is the second thing you do
if you find an injured person?
Ask if you can help them
(even if they look unconscious)
Consumer safety/ injury prevention $400
What local agency could you
approach to seek help in correcting a
problem with a service that was poor
or incomplete?
Better Business Bureau
Consumer Safety/ injury prevention $500
A drug that distorts
perception
Hallucinogens
Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco $100
The chemical action of yeast
on sugars
Fermentation
Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco $200
What is the long term
cardiologic concern
associated with smoking?
Atherosclerosis
Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco $300
When referring to alcohol…
What constitutes one drink?
• 12 oz. beer
• 5 oz. table wine
• 1.5 oz. 80 proof alcohol liquor
Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco $400
What is the pathway to
addiction?
Drug Use
Tolerance
Physical
Dependence
Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco $500
Addiction
What cures a bacterial
infection?
What cures a viral infection?
Antibiotics
Nothing – your body must fight the initial
infection with antibodies
Prevention and control of disease $100
What do killer T cells do?
Locate antigens and kill the cells
they are attached to.
Prevention and control of disease $200
How do you test for HIV?
Blood draw - HIV antibody test
Prevention and control of disease $300
What are the two most
common pathogens that
cause communicable
disease?
Bacteria and Virus
Prevention and control of disease $400
What are the risk factors for noncommunicable diseases?
(Name 5)
–Habits, behaviors, and life practices (Drugs,
Tobacco, Alcohol)
–Age - Gender - Genetics - Education level
–Diet - Body weight - Daily physical activity
–Sun exposure
–Cultural practices
Prevention and control of disease $500
List the different classes of
drugs. Their common effects
and name a drug from each
class.
Stimulants, Depressants, Opiates,
Hallucinogens.
Final Jeopardy