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Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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Chronic inflammation disorder of the airways:

A

asthma

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2
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Infection of the gastrointestinal tract:

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Food borne illness

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3
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Injury to the tissue directly under the skin surface

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Closed wound

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4
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Break in the skin:

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Open wound

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5
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Scrape that damages a portion of the skin:

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Abrasion

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6
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Diseases caused by a viral infection of the nervous system and brain; often spread by infected animals:

A

Rabies

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7
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Disease that is contagious and spreads easily from person to person:

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Communicable disease

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8
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Condition in which a person has periodic seizures:

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Epilepsy

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9
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Virus that breaks down the body’s immune system:

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HIV

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10
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An injury caused by heat, radiation, or chemical agents:

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Burn

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11
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Small insects that live on peoples hair and scalp:

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Head lice

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12
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Stage licensing rules and regulations give __________ rules for protecting children’s health. (Fill in the blank)

A

Basic

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13
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If a child appears sick, always wait until….

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…..any symptoms the American Academy of Pediatrics outline is evident before calling the parents.

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14
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Young children and pregnant women are ______ ________ than other people to have a reaction to food borne illness. (Fill in the blanks)

A

More likely

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15
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If the temperature is below _____ degrees Fahrenheit, the bacteria will remain inactive. (Fill in the blank)

A

40

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16
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Rabies is transmitted through the…

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…saliva of a rabid animal.

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17
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When a child’s skin has been broken by a human bite,…

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…consult a doctor.

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18
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To control bleeding, you should…

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…compress the blood vessels against a bone or muscle.

19
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______ ____ seizures consist of a few brief muscle twitches and a sense of confusion. (Fill in the blank)

A

Petite Mal

20
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The safest temperature for storing foods is _______ 40 degrees Fahrenheit and _______ 140 degrees Fahrenheit. (Fill in the blank)

A

Below,
Above

21
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__________ __________ affects insulin requirements for the diabetic child. (Fill in the blanks)

A

Physical activity

22
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When napping children can not…

A

…share the same bed.

23
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After a child has vomited, you should only give them…

A

…sips of water.

24
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It is not uncommon for a burn victim to have…

A

…more than one type (degree) of burn.

25
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The most severe type of burn is a ______ degree burn. (Fill in the blank)

A

Third

26
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The primary purpose of health policies is to…

A

…protect young children.

27
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Children should be kept home when their oral temperature exceeds…

A

…101 degrees Fahrenheit.

28
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The daily health inspection is usually conducted by the…

A

…teacher.

29
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A symptoms of illness includes:

A

Sore throat

30
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Chicken pox, influenza, and measles are all examples of:

A

Communicable diseases

31
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Allergies are not…

A

…an example of a communicable disease.

32
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Serving temperature for food should be below ____ degrees Fahrenheit and above ____ degrees Fahrenheit.

A

Below 40
Above 140

33
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The least severe type of burn is:

A

First-degree

34
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The time between exposure to the sun and development of a sunburn is usually:

A

3-12 hours

35
Q

The best way for a child to get rid of a windpipe blockage is to…

A

…cough it up.

36
Q

To provide emergency treatment for a knocked-out tooth, first..

A

…find the tooth.

37
Q

The least safe type of thermometer is the…

A

…mercury thermometer.

38
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The best way to get rid of head lice is to….

A

….seek medical help.

39
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HIV can be acquired through…

A

…blood of an infected person.

40
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Children should be kept home for ____ hours following a fever. (Fill in the blank)

A

24

41
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A condition in which a person has periodic seizures is:

A

Epilepsy

42
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Which is not caused by bacteria or virus?

A

Diabetes

43
Q

Puncture wound:

A

Only causes light bleeding, making the wound more susceptible to infection.

44
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The severity of food borne illness…

A

…depends on the persons age and state of health.

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