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Unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is something that is made specifically to maintain or restore your health?
A. Health care product
B. Health care facility
C. Pharmacists

A

A. Health care product

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2
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What is a characteristic of a positive role model?

A

Honest
Hardworking
Trustworthy

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3
Q

What does the A in SMART stand for?

A

Attainable

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4
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What information is recorded under VTIAL STATISTICS on your personal health history?
A. Date of birth, and parents names
B. Height, weight, blood pressure, vision
C. Family doctor, family dentist, parents name

A

B. Height, weight, blood pressure, vision

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5
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Which advertising technique uses catchy songs, jingles, Sloan to get you to buy their product?
A. Brand loyalty
B. Sex-appeal
C. Humor

A

C. Humor

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6
Q

The health triangle is made up of the three following sections: mental-emotional health, family-social health and what?
A. Health knowledge
B. Physical health
C. Social Health

A

B. Physical Health

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7
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What advertising technique tries to convince you that one brand is better than the other?
A. Band wagon
B. Sex appeal
C. Brand loyalty

A

C. Brand loyalty

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8
Q

What do we consider an advertisement on TV or radio?
A. Technology
B. Media
C. Commercial

A

C. Commercial

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9
Q

Which advertising technique uses famous people, or real people as their spokesperson?
A. Sex-appeal
B. Testimonial
C. Bandwagon

A

B. Testimonial

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10
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Michael wants to jump from his roof into his pool. - what kind of risk is it? List the Pros and cons

A

Unnecessary risk
Pros - - Fun
Cons - - He could get hurt / Damage Pool / Damage Roof / Die / Hurt someone else

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11
Q

Which is an example of a health care professional?
A. Pharmacists
B. Lawyer
C. Lab Technician

A

A. Pharmacists

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12
Q

What does CDC stand for?

A

Center for Disease Control

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13
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Which advertising technique implies that everyone is using it?
A. Bandwagon
B. Reward
C. Testimonial

A

A. Bandwagon

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14
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Which advertising technique uses an exaggerated appeal to reach your emotions?
A. Glittering generality
B. Bandwagon
C. False image

A

A. Glittering generality

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15
Q

Which level is the highest level on the wellness scale?
A. Average wellness
B. Major illness
C. Optimal wellness

A

C. Optimal wellness

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16
Q

What does FDA stand for?
A. Food and Drug Association
B. Food and Drug Administration
C. Farmers and Diggers Association

A

B. Food and Drug Administration

17
Q

What do we call the various forms of mass communication?
A. Advertisement
B. Media
C. Commercials

A

B. Media

18
Q

Which advertising technique tries to convince you that you will have a certain image by using a product?
A. Reward
B. False image
C. Progress

A

B. False image

19
Q

Which is NOT a question you consider when evaluating advertisement?
A. Who is the target audience?
B. Should I buy this product?
C. What is being advertised?

A

B. should I buy this product?

20
Q

Which advertising technique tries to convince you that a certain brand will make you more attractive or better looking?
A. False image
B. Reward
C. Sex-appeal

A

C. Sex-appeal

21
Q

Why is it important to take responsibility for you personal health?

A

Use your notes

22
Q

Which advertising technique uses special prizes, gifts or discounts to get you to use the product?
A. Reward
B. Testimonial
C. Sex-appeal

A

A. Reward

23
Q

Kyle is debating on weather to join the running club. List the pros and cons and what type of rick he is considering.

A

Calculated Risk
Pros - - Will have fun / will meet new friends / will get exercise
Cons - - It will be a commitment / It will take up some time / it will be work

24
Q

What agency is responsible for regulating advertising practices?
A. United States Postal Service
B. Consumer Product Safety Commission
C. Federal Trade Commission

A

C. Federal Trade Commission

25
Q

Kraig considers himself be be average wellness - but he decides to take an unnecessary risk - which level of wellness will Kraig like move to?

A

Minor illness / or injury

26
Q

Tom is going to run a race sponsored by the AHA (American Heart Association). What kind of group is the AHA?
A. Government health group
B. Health Professional group
C. Health advocate group

A

C. Health advocate group

27
Q

What is a characteristic of a negative role model?

A

Dishonest
Mean
Rude

28
Q

Why is it important to use a reliable source when finding health care products, information, and services?

A

It should agree with the updated medical information

29
Q

Which is an example of a health care product?
A. Kit Kat
B. Toothpaste
C. Shoes

A

B. Toothpaste

30
Q

Joe has a Talking Barbie doll that repeats inappropriate word. Which government agency should he report it to?
A. Consumer Product Safety Commission
B. Federal Trade Commission
C. United States Postal Service

A

A. Consumer Product Safety Commission

31
Q

What is a random event?
A. An event where someone else has control
B. An event in which a person has control
C. An event in which a person has little to no control

A

C. An event in which a person has little to no control

32
Q

What is an event in which a person has little to no control?

A

A random event

33
Q

What shows how family members are related and can help people track genetic diseases in their family?
A. Pedigree
B. Family Tree
C. Birth Certificate

A

A. Pedigree

34
Q

Does your physical health affect your mental-emotional health?
YES or NO

A

YES

35
Q

Be able to write a health related goal using SMART format

A

Use your notes for help

36
Q

Why is it important to determine whether a source is reliable when using a health product ? Give an example

A

Toothpaste - - does it clean your teeth and does it prevent cavities

37
Q

John wants to try out for the basketball team. He weighs the benefits and decides to do it. What kind of risk is it?
A. Random event
B. Unnecessary risk
C. Calculated risk

A

C. Calculated risk

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