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Human Health Vocabulary - part 1
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Q1. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE EXAMPLES OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES?
A. ATHEROSCLEROSIS
B. HYPERTENSION
C. STROKE
D. All of the above
Q2. To be healthy, you have to cut all the fat from your diet.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Q3. The human skeletal system consists of
A. 206 bones
B. 102 bones
C. 2060 bones
D. 1020 bones
Q4. What are two mechanisms for decreasing body temperature?
A. Shivering and Vasodilation
B. Sweating and Vasodilation
C. Shivering and Vasoconstriction
D. Sweating and Vasoconstriction
Q5. " The organisms that can cause disease’ is called
A. bacteria
B. pathogen
C. probiotic
D. biosome
Q6. Which of the following foods is NOT a carbohydrate?
A. rice
B. bread
C. fruit
D. fish
Q7. What is this?
×
A. eggs
B. potato
C. fish
D. rice
Q8. Every movement you make depends on
A. connective tissue
B. muscle tissue
C. nerve tissue
D. epithelial tissue
Q9. Promotes repairing and rebuilding of muscle tissue
A. Protein
B. vitamins
C. minerals
D. fats
Q10. A deep admiration for someone or something is refererd to as
A. respect
B. integrity
C. commitment
D. thrustworthiness
Q11. Prevent neck and back strain by
A. bending forward when performing a service
B. not reaching overhead for supplies
C. standing for a long time in high heels
D. twsiting your body to get closer to a client
Q12. select all the the advantages of high tech equipment
A. cheap to make
B. expensive to operate
C. faster to get results
D. needs maintenance
Q13. These help your body fight diseases
A. protein
B. carbohydrates
C. vitamins
D. minerals
Q14. pancreas
A. organ that produces insulin
B. group of tissues that have a specific job
C. sickness or illness
Q15. Risk assessment is useful NOT because
A. it can affect government regulations therefore control the toxic substance
B. it is the scientific estimation of the likelihood of negative effects
C. it can predict how and where pol lutants spread
D. it can help to decide what mea surement a community should take to prevent negative effect.
Q16. Choose the correct answer:A hot drink with honey and lemon is good for a sore ___ .
A. heel
B. neck
C. throat
Q17. ___ tissue covers the surface of your body.
A. connective tissue
B. epithelial tissue
C. muscle tissue
D. nerve tissue
Q18. Ifyourdoctorthinksyoubrokeabone, he’ll order a(n)
A. blood test
B. X-ray
C. prescription
D. antibiotic
Q19. Which of the following statements deN scribes an appropriate technique to use when making eye contact
A. stare directly into the other person’s eyes
B. avoid making eye contact as soon as you start a conversation
C. use eye contact throughout the conversation to demonstrate interest
D. look over the other persons shoul der as though you find something more interesting
Q20. Measles, chicken pox, influenza is an examplesofinfectiousdiseases, yesor g no.
×
A. Yes
B. No
Q21. This graph refer to
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A. Passive natural immunity
B.
Q22. Exercise that raises the heart and breathing rates is
A. aerobic
B. anaerobic
Q23. A pattern of eating that includes how much, what, and how often a person eats.
A. Metabolism
B. Diet
C. Calories
D. Vitamins
Q24. Which of the following is disease that is not infectious?
A. Tinea
B. Tuberculosis
C. Dengue fever
D. cancer
Q25. Rapid heart beat and trembling are signs of
A. hunger
B. stress
C. homeostasis
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