Health Final Review Flashcards

1
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  1. Withdrawal Symptom
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your body’s reaction to not having the drug

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  1. Infatuation
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feeling of intense, overwhelming interest in another person.

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3
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  1. Distress
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Stress that gives negative effects

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4
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  1. Facts about “alcoholism” stage
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You become physically and psychological dependent on alcohol, a progressive and incurable disease.

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5
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  1. Blood Alcohol Concentration
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Amount of alcohol found in bloodstream.
Legal limit in Ohio is .08
Rate of Consumption
Rate of Burn (Metabolism)
Body Size
Amount of Food in Stomach – prolongs the amount of time alcohol is in your body

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  1. Adult CPR facts
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Check the scene
check for response
call for help or send someone
chest compressions
rescue breaths or not

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  1. Menstruation
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Breaking down and discharge of the inside lining (Endometrium) of a Uterus

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8
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Drug

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any substance that changes the way your cells and tissues normally function (takes you out of homeostasis)

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9
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  1. Ovulation
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The releasing Egg Cells

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10
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  1. Endometrium
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the inside lining of a Uterus

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  1. Psychological Dependence
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When you associate the drug with a specific situation, feeling, or mood, effect of tolerance.

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12
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  1. Facts about ‘Problem Drinking” stage
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13
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  1. Metabolism
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Alcohol is broken down in the liver into H2O and CO2 and excreted from the body as breath vapor, perspiration and urine.

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14
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  1. Rehabilitation
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Support to deal with phycological dependency

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15
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Stress

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any type of change that causes physical, emotional or psychological strain

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16
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  1. Active Listening
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focusing your full attention on what the other person is saying and by doing so, letting them know that you care!

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17
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  1. Metabolism of alcohol facts
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The liver can metabolize .5 oz of alcohol/HR = 1 Drink per hour!

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18
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  1. Uterus
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The womb. This is where the fertilized egg implants.

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19
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  1. Cowper’s Gland
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Creates a lubricant for the urethra

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20
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  1. Tolerance
A

Resistance to the effects of a drug that is built up over time

21
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  1. Prostate Gland
A

Produces Protective Fluids

22
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  1. Personality
A

Traits that make a person different from everyone else.

23
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  1. Al-Anon
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Support group for family members of the alcoholic

24
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  1. Adult CPR facts
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25
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Fraternal twins facts

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Ovary realizes more than 1 egg cell
Not genetically exactly alike
Don’t have to be the same gender

26
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Risk Behavior

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Any behavior that leads to negative consequences later in life.

27
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Assertive Communication Techniques

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Finding compromise, being respectful, “I” statements, speaking clearly.

28
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Phagocytes

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White Blood Cells found in the inflammation stage of fighting infectious diseases

29
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Sickle Cell Anemia

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Recessive blood disorder. Abnormally shaped RBC. Frequent among African Americans. Usually fatal

30
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Physical Dependence

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When your body requires the drug in order for you to feel normal

31
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Lymphocytes

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White Blood Cells found in the immune system. B Cells and T Cells.

32
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Self Concept

A

How you view yourself

33
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Depressant

A

Slows body functions

34
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Facts about ‘Problem Drinking” stage

A

*Problems occur or could have occurred because of usage.
*Those problems can be legal, family, work, social or health problems.

35
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Facts about “Social Drinking”

A

Always in control of the Golden Rule!
When?
Where?
How Much?

36
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Passive Communication Techniques

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Denying feelings, making excuses, always giving in, always apologizing.

36
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Prolactin

A

Hormone that is responsible for breast milk production, your body produces prolactin as long as you breastfeed.

37
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Infant CPR Facts

A

-Don’t push as hard, 1-1.5 inches
-Use 2 fingers
-Use your mouth to seal over the babies nose and mouth
-Tap on bottom of foot

38
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Cystic Fibrosis

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Recessive disorder of the lungs. Glands produce too much mucus for the lungs to handle. Life expectancy is early adulthood

39
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Reverse Tolerance

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When your body requires less and less of the drug

40
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Freud’s 3 parts of personality

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Id: Biological Urges
Ego: Thoughtful Decision Making
Super Ego: Sense of Right v. Wrong

41
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Eustress

A

Stress that gives positive effects

42
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Risk Behavior

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A behavior that will lead to negative consequences

43
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Erikson’s first 4 stages of personality

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0 - 1.5 Trust vs Mistrust
1.5 – 3 Autonomy vs Shame/Doubt
3 – 6 Initiative vs Guilt
6 – 12 Industry vs Inferiority

44
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Coping Strategy

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A defense mechanism. Ways people defend themselves against negative emotions or stressors.

45
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Tay Sachs Disease

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Recessive disorder characterized by the lack of an important chemical in the brain. Frequent among Eastern Europeans. Usually fatal by age 5.

46
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Detoxification

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7-10 day process of ridding your body of the alcohol safely to deal with physical dependency

47
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Oxytocin

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Hormone that helps uterus shrink back to normal size and shape

48
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Empathy

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the ability to understand how another person feels, even though you may not agree with them.