Exam 1: The Healthy Professional Flashcards
Which of the following makes up 50 to 70 percent of the body’s weight and is necessary for virtually every function of the cells and body?
A) protein
B) mineral
C) fat
D) water
D) water
Which of the following is considered a protein food by the USDA in the MyPlate program?
A) Eggs
B) Wheat Bread
C) Bananas
D) Milk
A) Eggs
Why should you be aware of the unique challenges presented by pregnancy in the salon, spa, or barbershop?
A) to ensure your clients’ safety
B) for reasons other than safety
C) to ensure your safety
D) to ensure your safety and that of your clients
D) to ensure your safety and that of your clients
Which of the following is among the guidelines established by the USDA and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to assist people with achieving a balanced diet?
A) Select a diet low in saturated fat.
B) Select a diet high in sugars.
C) Select a diet high in sodium.
D) Select a diet low in grain products.
A) Select a diet low in saturated fat.
Which of the following is NOT true for healthy professionals?
A) Avoiding work-related injuries should be done through care and ergonomics.
B) Taking a sick day should be avoided at all costs whenever possible.
C) Intake of proper daily nutrients needed by the body is beneficial for practitioners and their clients.
D) Maintaining a strong, healthy body directly affects the health of one’s practice.
B) Taking a sick day should be avoided at all costs whenever possible.
Which of the following are MOST important for building muscle and blood tissues and for cell repair and replacement?
A) carbohydrates
B) minerals
C) fats
D) proteins
D) proteins
Which of the following is NOT one of the five basic food groups as listed by the USDA in the MyPlate program?
A) fruits
B) water
C) protein foods
D) grains
B) water
All bodily functions, including building tissues, are directly related to ______.
A) nutrition
B) work
C) exercise
D) attitude
A) nutrition
Knowing when to take a sick day when you feel ill is an important responsibility regarding ______.
A) your coworkers
B) your clients
C) yourself
D) your coworkers and your clients
D) your coworkers and your clients
______ refers to the processes involved in taking in nutrients and assimilating and using them.
A) Exercise
B) Dieting
C) Nutrition
D) Work
C) Nutrition
The amount of water needed by an individual ______.
A) is the same for all individuals
B) varies by season
C) varies depending on age
D) varies depending on body weight
D) varies depending on body weight
Which of the following vitamins does NOT have particularly significant effects on the skin?
A) vitamin B
B) vitamin D
C) vitamin C
D) vitamin A
A) vitamin B
According to the formula in the text, how many cups of water per day does a 160-pound person need for maximum physical health?
A) 10
B) 6
C) 12
D) 8
A) 10
Approximately what percentage of Americans are chronically dehydrated?
A) 50 percent
B) 25 percent
C) 75 percent
D) 5 percent
C) 75 percent
Approximately how much fluid does the human body require each day?
A) 2 liters
B) 2 gallons
C) 2 pints
D) 2 cups
A) 2 liters
The average-sized adult should do which of the following if engaging in intense physical activity each day?
A) Add 2 extra glasses of water to their daily intake.
B) Subtract 10 glasses of water from their daily intake
C) Add 10 extra glasses of water to their daily intake.
D) Subtract 2 glasses of water from their daily intake.
A) Add 2 extra glasses of water to their daily intake.
Because of ______, the human body is able to resist and destroy pathogens and respond to infection.
A) safety
B) immunity
C) tolerance
D) toxicity
B) immunity
Which of the following is the number one cause of daytime fatigue?
A) lack of water
B) lack of minerals
C) lack of vitamins
D) lack of protein
A) lack of water
Which of the following is TRUE of daily water intake?
A) As with other healthy habits, moderation is the best choice.
B) Food intake provides a trivial amount of daily water.
C) You can never drink too much water.
D) Water consumption should be kept to a minimum.
A) As with other healthy habits, moderation is the best choice.
Immunity against disease is a sign of good health and can be either natural or ______.
A) unnatural
B) toxic
C) enhanced
D) acquired
D) acquired
The BEST advice when you are feeling sick or under the weather is to ______.
A) stay home until you are well
B) sneeze into your elbow
C) wear a protective mask
D) avoid shaking hands with clients
A) stay home until you are well
Which of the following is TRUE of antibiotics?
A) They should be used liberally.
B) They should be used only against viruses.
C) They are widely overused today.
D) They are the cure for all diseases.
C) They are widely overused today.
As an employee of a salon, spa, or barbershop, when you are feeling sick or under the weather, you must ______.
A) always call out sick, no matter how minor the symptoms are or how strong you can be
B) exaggerate your symptoms to your manager so that they don’t fire you
C) always report to work, no matter how sick you are and no matter what illness you have
D) use your best judgment to determine whether you are healthy enough to work
D) use your best judgment to determine whether you are healthy enough to work
______ are hypersensitivity disorders of the immune system.
A) Viruses
B) Infections
C) Bacteria
D) Allergies
D) Allergies