Chapter 13

Question 1

Chronic inflammation disorder of the airways:

Answer 1

asthma

Question 2

Infection of the gastrointestinal tract:

Answer 2

Food borne illness

Question 3

Injury to the tissue directly under the skin surface

Answer 3

Closed wound

Question 4

Break in the skin:

Answer 4

Open wound

Question 5

Scrape that damages a portion of the skin:

Answer 5

Abrasion

Question 6

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

Answer 6

Rabies

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Communicable disease

Question 8

Condition in which a person has periodic seizures:

Answer 8

Epilepsy

Question 9

Virus that breaks down the body’s immune system:

Answer 9

HIV

Question 10

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

Answer 10

Burn

Question 11

Small insects that live on peoples hair and scalp:

Answer 11

Head lice

Question 12

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

Answer 12

Basic

Question 13

If a child appears sick, always wait until….

Answer 13

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

Question 14

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

Answer 14

More likely

Question 15

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

Answer 15

40

Question 16

Rabies is transmitted through the…

Answer 16

…saliva of a rabid animal.

Question 17

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

Answer 17

…consult a doctor.

Question 18

To control bleeding, you should…

Answer 18

…compress the blood vessels against a bone or muscle.

Question 19

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

Answer 19

Petite Mal

Question 20

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

Answer 20

Below,
Above

Question 21

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

Answer 21

Physical activity

Question 22

When napping children can not…

Answer 22

…share the same bed.

Question 23

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

Answer 23

…sips of water.

Question 24

It is not uncommon for a burn victim to have…

Answer 24

…more than one type (degree) of burn.

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Third

Question 26

The primary purpose of health policies is to…

Answer 26

…protect young children.

Question 27

Children should be kept home when their oral temperature exceeds…

Answer 27

…101 degrees Fahrenheit.

Question 28

The daily health inspection is usually conducted by the…

Answer 28

…teacher.

Question 29

A symptoms of illness includes:

Answer 29

Sore throat

Question 30

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

Answer 30

Communicable diseases

Question 31

Allergies are not…

Answer 31

…an example of a communicable disease.

Question 32

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

Answer 32

Below 40 Above 140

Question 33

The least severe type of burn is:

Answer 33

First-degree

Question 34

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

Answer 34

3-12 hours

Question 35

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

Answer 35

…cough it up.

Question 36

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

Answer 36

…find the tooth.

Question 37

The least safe type of thermometer is the…

Answer 37

…mercury thermometer.

Question 38

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

Answer 38

….seek medical help.

Question 39

HIV can be acquired through…

Answer 39

…blood of an infected person.

Question 40

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

Answer 40

24

Question 41

A condition in which a person has periodic seizures is:

Answer 41

Epilepsy

Question 42

Which is not caused by bacteria or virus?

Answer 42

Diabetes

Question 43

Puncture wound:

Answer 43

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

Question 44

The severity of food borne illness…

Answer 44

…depends on the persons age and state of health.