final

Question 1

Hardened Deposits on the insides of arteries indicate a condition known as

Answer 1

atherosclerosis

Question 2

An _ is a weak spot or BALLOON-like enlargement in the wall of an artery

Answer 2

aneurysm

Question 3

Which has the highest pregnancy rate? (least effective method of birth control)

Answer 3

Vaginal spermicide

Question 4

When determining if a person has hypertension, the _ of blood is measured

Answer 4

pressure

Question 5

what contraceptives prevent STDs?

Answer 5

Condoms

Question 6

“test tube sex” was an exercise to assess the risk of _

Answer 6

acquiring HIV infection

Question 7

the heart chamber that pumps oxygenated blood to all parts of the body is the _

Answer 7

Left ventricle

Question 8

A resting, relaxed young person would normally have a blood pressure below_

Answer 8

120/80 mmhg

Question 9

an average noise exposure of no deciles for an 8 hour period in industry is_

Answer 9

above the max standard

Question 10

T/F. The reason for a low-carb diet is that carbs contain more calories per gram than fat does.

Answer 10

F

Question 11

Height, age and _ were used in determining the predicted values for the pulmonary function test

Answer 11

Gender

Question 12

in the epidemiological investigation of illness among employees of Coyote Manufacturing, what was the “agent” responsible for the symptoms?

Answer 12

Clostridium perfingens

Question 13

The disease-causing agent in the coyote manufacturing was found in:

Answer 13

Baked Chicken

Question 14

the pregnancy rate for the sexually active couples who practice no method of birth control is _ pregnancies /100

Answer 14

80-90

Question 15

a disease that is characterized by destruction of the alveolar membrane is _

Answer 15

Emphysema

Question 16

Nearly all epidemiological studies of disease involve three areas that relate to disease causation. They are:

Answer 16

Host, Agent and Environmental factor

Question 17

Causes in alcoholism include:

Answer 17

biological family factors and loss of control

Question 18

According to the waist to hip ratio, a person with a pear shape has health risks that are

Answer 18

lower than apple shape

Question 19

What is the lean or minimal body weight?

Answer 19

an individual’s weight minus storage fat & the lowest people can weigh without endangering their health

Question 20

Percent body fat can be measured in

Answer 20

AN ELECTRICAL IMPENDANCE UNIT

Question 21

Lack of physical activity results illness muscle and bone mass, which is a risk factor for

Answer 21

OSTEOPOROSIS

Question 22

Which is not a contributing factor for osteoporosis:

Answer 22

EXERCISING

Question 23

Consumption of adequate dietary calcium prior to age 35 is important to:

Answer 23

-MAXIMIZE BONE DENSITY

Question 24

____ is fat that accumulates in adipose tissue

Answer 24

STORAGE FAT

Question 25

What is the function(s) of the musculoskeletal system?

Answer 25

SUPPORT, STORAGE OF MINERALS AND LIPIDS, PROTECTION

Question 26

A disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue is:

Answer 26

-OSTEOPOROSIS

Question 27

Stress is:

Answer 27

THE BODY’S PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE, “WEAR AND TEAR” ON THE BODY, THE RESULT OF LIFE DEMANDS

Question 28

Positive” stress is called:

Answer 28

EUSTRESS

Question 29

Stress can be caused by:

Answer 29

-ENVIORNMENTAL OR SOCIAL PRESSURES, UNCERTAINTY, ATTITUDES, PERCEPTIONS

Question 30

Jodi has agreed to begin walking with her neighbor on Monday and Friday mornings, what current stage of Change is Jodi in according to the theoretical model?

Answer 30

-PLANNING

Question 31

Kelly want to eat healthy, but her significant other wants to order pizza and dine out at fast food restaurants. This is an example of:

Answer 31

-BARRIER TO CHANGE

Question 32

_____ come into play after a behavior has begun, and provide continuing rewards and incentives; they contribute to repetition or persistence of behaviors.

Answer 32

REINFORCING FACTORS

Question 33

Patty knows that smoking is bad for her health but fears that if she were to quit smoking she would gain weight. She is in which stage of the TTM?

Answer 33

-CONTEMPLATION

Question 34

Which is not considered a major nutrient needed for the body?

Answer 34

FIBER

Question 35

A diet that meets the body’s needs should have which of the following

Answer 35

BALANCE, ADEQUACY, ENEGERY CONTROL

Question 36

The recommended amount of fiber Americans should receive in their diet per day is:

Answer 36

-25-60gms/day

Question 37

Which of the following would be classified as a natural form of pollution?

Answer 37

-VOLCANIC ERUPTION

Question 38

Fresh water supplies come from:

Answer 38

ground water & surface water

Question 39

Water testing positive with one colony (per 100 ml) of coliform bacteria

Answer 39

EXCEEDS THE MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION LEVEL ALLOWED FOR DETERMINING CONTAMINATION - INDICATES THE WATER HAS BEEN CONTAMINATED WITH FECAL MATERIAL - MAY INDICATE THAT THE OTHER PATHOGENS ARE IN THE WATER

Question 40

The percentage of fat (from all surfaces) recommended in your diet daily is:

Answer 40

-NO MORE THAN 30%

Question 41

Noise is sound that:

Answer 41

is disturbing & causes mental or emotional distress

Question 42

Which of the following is a point source of water pollution?

Answer 42

INDUSTRIAL PLANT

Question 43

What does carbon monoxide do to the body?

Answer 43

IT REDUCES THE OXYGEN-CARRYING CAPACITY OF RED-BLOOD CELLS

Question 44

What was the purpose of the intoxication glasses exercise

Answer 44

TO EXPERIENCE THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL WHILE SOBER

Question 45

T/F Both males and females are considered to be light to moderate drinkers if they have no more than three drinks on one day (21 drinks per week)

Answer 45

F

Question 46

The most common sight of fertilization of the human ovum (egg) is the

Answer 46

OVIDUCT (Fallopian tube)

Question 47

Possible effects of breathing second hand smoke include:

Answer 47

- INCREASE CHILDHOOD ASTHMA - INC IN HEART DISEASE - INC IN CANCER - CANCER, INC IN SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS)

Question 48

One gram of protein provides how many calories)

Answer 48

4 CALORIES

Question 49

Which of the following describes the emergency contraceptive pill?

Answer 49

TO BE EFFECTIVE, IT MUST BE USED WITHIN 72 HOURS AFTER UNPROTECTED INTERCOURSE

Question 50

Fat derived from animal source is:

Answer 50

HIGHER IN SATURATED FATTY ACIDS

Question 51

too much fat in arteries are

Answer 51

plaque

Question 52

_ is the amount of pressure on artery walls, which is a build up of plaque

Answer 52

blood pressure

Question 53

maximum decibel limit

Answer 53

110

Question 54

TTM stages

Answer 54

- Precontemplation - Contemplation - Planning - Action - Maintenence