Finals

Question 1

The legal drinking age in all states is

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21

Question 2

Blood alcohol concentration is measured to determine whether someone is

Answer 2

drinking recently or is drunk

Question 3

Teens often choose to drink because they think it

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can relieve stress, relax you, and make them feel good

Question 4

Which has a higher alcohol content: wine, liquor, beer?

Answer 4

Liquor

Question 5

What is Carbon Monoxide?

Answer 5

Chemical compound; causes rapid breathing, confusion, increased cardiac output, and elevated blood pressure in humans when exposed to high levels

Question 6

——– is thickened, white, leathery looking spots on the throat that can
develop into oral cancer.

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Leukoplakia

Question 7

Cancer cells typically form a mass of tissue called a

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tumor

Question 8

In Spike ball you are allowed up to ——- hits before the opposing team hits.

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3

Question 9

A —– is a drug that slows brain and body reactions.

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depressant

Question 10

Death usually occurs when BAC is at

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^0.40%

Question 11

A driver over the legal age caught driving with a BAC of —— or over is charged with DWI.

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0.08

Question 12

What effects does Alcohol have on the liver?

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Liver cells die, prolonged drinking can reduce ability to regenerate cells

Question 13

A group of birth defects caused by the effects of alcohol on an unborn child is

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fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD’s)

Question 14

What factors affect BAC?

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Number of drinks, how fast you drink, gender, weight, food in stomach, etc

Question 15

The consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period of time is called

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Acute alcohol intoxication

Question 16

A stimulant drug that increases activity in the nervous system is

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caffeine, cocaine, rack, nicotine, and ecstasy

Question 17

Eighty percent of infectious diseases are spread by what?

Answer 17

Hands

Question 18

What kind of contact would it be when a person coughs/sneezes and the pathogens in the air are then inhaled?

Answer 18

respiratory droplet transmission

Question 19

Most infectious diseases are spread by some form of contact. What kind of contact would be shaking hands?

Answer 19

touch

Question 20

What is arrhythmia

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abnormal heartbeat

Question 21

Badminton games are played to what score?

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21 pts

Question 22

Spikeball is played with players on each team.

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2

Question 23

One JULL refill pod contains as much nicotine as a pack of — cigarettes.

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20

Question 24

Smoking can lead to what heath issues?

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Cancer, Heart disease, stroke, lung diseases, type 2 diabetes, etc

Question 25

The act of refraining from, or not having, sex is called

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abstinence

Question 26

—– is any drug made from psychoactive compounds contained in the seed pod of poppy plants.

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Opium

Question 27

————-& —————-are drugs that distort perception, thought, and mood.

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Psychedelic and Dissociative drugs

Question 28

————– occurs when drugs interact to produce effects greater than those that each drug would produce alone.

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synergism

Question 29

————- occurs when each drug’s effect is cancelled out or reduced by the other drug.

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Drug antagonism

Question 30

T or F
Heroin is a legal opiate made from morphine.

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False

Question 31

T or F
Cocaine is a depressant

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False

Question 32

T or F
Smokeless tobacco is a safe alternative to cigarettes

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False

Question 33

t or F
Binge Drinking is having five or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting

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true

Question 34

T or F
Diesel is a type of alcohol in alcoholic beverages.

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False

Question 35

T or F
A severe potential reaction to an alcohol overdose is intoxication.

Answer 35

True

Question 36

T or F
Physical and mental impairment resulting from alcohol use is drunk driving

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False

Question 37

T or F
A depressant is a drug that slows the Central Nervous System

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True

Question 38

T or F
Addictive drug is the substance that causes physiological or psychological dependence

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True

Question 39

T or F
Air that has been contaminated by tobacco smoke is called environmental tobacco smoke.

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False

Question 40

T or F
Stimulants are drugs that increases or speeds up the action of the central nervous system.

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True

Question 41

T or F
Carcinogens are a cancer-causing substance.

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True

Question 42

T or F
The smoke from the burning end of a cigarette is side stream smoke

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True

Question 43

T or F
Tar is the addictive drug found in tobacco leaves.

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True

Question 44

T or F
The smoke exhaled from the lungs of a smoker side stream smoke

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False

Question 45

T or F
Saying no, explaining reasons, suggesting alternatives, using body language, and walking away are all refusal skills

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True

Question 46

T or F
Breast cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death for women in the United States.

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True

Question 47

T or F
Under the Safe Haven Law a mother has up to 21 days to surrender her unharmed baby without fear of prosecution.

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False

Question 48

T or F
Intoxication can adversely affect the cardiovascular, excretory, and digestive systems

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true

Question 49

T or F
Intoxication can adversely affect the cardiovascular, excretory, and digestive systems

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False

Question 50

T or F
Barbiturates relax a person and in large does, they can induce sleep

Answer 50

True