Health Unit 5

Melia is walking onstage to play a guitar solo at her school talent show when she trips on a wire and starts to fall and drop her guitar. She quickly lowers her left hand to the floor to stop her fall and raises her right hand to protect the guitar. What stage of stress does this example illustrate? A. alarm B. resistance C. fatigue

Which of these people is most likely to experience stress? A. Sheila has two jobs: tutoring Spanish and catering for wedding. If she spent less time tutoring, she could make more money from catering, but she chooses not to. B. Howard is a super athlete. He works out regularly and plays several sports. He never eats vegetables and rarely eats fruit. He pulled a hamstring last week playing soccer. C. Deepali has a reputation for being a little stingy with her time. She helps her friends and family when she can, but usually she says that she has other priorities and cannot. D. Les loves company and doing favors for his friends. He never says no when they ask him for help, whether the task is large or small. That's one reason he has so many friends.

Mental health professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers can help people cope with depression. What do psychiatrists do? A. They study behavior and emotions and practice psychotherapy with individuals or groups, but they cannot prescribe medications. B.They work with family members of someone being treated for mental disorders, and may also work as individual or group counselors. C. They diagnose and treat mental disorders by conduction exams, ordering and interpreting tests, and prescribing medications.

Which of the following is a condition in which a person alternates between extreme happiness and extreme sadness? A. Clinical deression B. Bipolar disorder C. Reactive depression B. bipolar disorder

Which of the following people is most likely to be suffering from depression? A. Violet is a very talented and a very competitive tennis player. She loses her temper fast and sulks for days whenever she loses a match. B. Sammy doesn't especially like going to parties or talking on the phone with his friends. he prefers reading in his room and playing with his dog. C. Natalie hasn't made friends at her new school after she moved because her parents got divorced. She spends a lot of time in her room and has trouble studying.

Which disorder is more common in males than females, and shows up in social behaviors such as lying, theft, violence, aggression, and vandalism. A. Anxiety disorder B. Bipolar disorder C. Conduct disorder

Which statement is true about eating disorders? A. They often result in anxiety and difficulty sleeping through the night. B. They can result in kidney damage, low blood pressure, and dehydration C. They usually develop because of a dramatic, unpleasant event in childhood.

Which disorder is characterized by the following: a pattern of recurring thoughts or behaviors, such as repeatedly checking if doors and locked, that prevents people from going about their day normally? A. Binge eating disorder B. Obsessive-compulsive disorder C. Post-traumatic stress disorder

Human emotions can be primary or learned. A learned emotion is complex while a primary emotion is basic and instinctual. Which of the following is a primary rather than a learned emotion? A. Fear B. Guilt C. Love D. Shame

Psychologists have identified four stages of personality growth. In which stage does a person develop life skills and learn to take initiative? A. Infancy B. Childhood C. Adolescence D. Adulthood

Which of these people is the most mentally and emotionally healthy? A. Anna is the head cheerleader at school and has a group of friends who copy everything she does. She's always happy and doesn't care a lot about what grades she makes. B. Chris takes tennis lessons and hangs out with friends after finishing his school work. He gets good grades, enjoys tennis, and has strong bonds with his friends. C. Elliott always studies very hard, has a high GPA, and scores the highest on tests. He knows he's much smarter than all his classmates, who call him a nerd.

What typically happens when you compromise during a negotiation? A. You relax some of your requirements. B. You relax all of your requirements. C. You don't relax any of your requirements. D. You relax your values and beliefs

Which type of conflict occurs when two people are on the same team but are not working toward a common goal? A. Property dispute B. Jealousy C. Lack of Collaboration D. Power struggle

Which organization in the United States studies and assesses the environment to protect it and the people affected by any negative change in the environment? A. American Red Cross B. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services C. United States Environmental Protection Agency

In what way can the government and health organizations provide health protection to people? A. By building recreation centers in different localities B. By educating people about the benefits of nutritious food. C. By treating the water supply so it is germ-free

Which international health organization focuses on educating people about ways to improve communities' health? A. Peace Corps B. World Health Organization C. International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement

What is the best source of information for deciding whether a product meets your needs? A. The product's advertisements B. The product's brand name C. The product's label

Becky has to choose between three brands of lip balm. Which is the most reliable factor to consider when making her choice? A. The brand has been advertised by a famous movie star. B. Her sister has been using the brand and really likes it. C. The brand costs significantly more than the others.

Paco has a traditional health insurance plan. His deductible is 750 dollars. The level of co-insurance for his plan is 70/30 where 30 represents Paco's portion. He also has a one-time co-payment of 20 dollars. If Paco incurs a 1000 dollars hospital bill, how much money will he owe out-of-pocket for the bill? A. 845 dollars B. 720 dollars C. 545 dollars

Which type of health insurance provider generally does not allow patients to obtain services outside its preferred network of doctors and specialists? A. Traditional B. Preferred provider organization C. Point of service plan D. Health maintenance organization

The ozone layer sits near the top of Earth's atmosphere and protects us from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays. But ozone is dangerous when it's closer to ground level. Which of the following describes ozone? A. A fibrous mineral used to insulate and fire proof buildings and home appliances that can cause lung cancer when inhaled. B. A radioactive gas that can enter a house through its foundation and produce indoor pollution that can cause lung cancer C. A combination of nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds present in various emissions that can irritate respiratory organs

Which of these people's behavior is most helpful for reducing air pollution? A. Alec and his wife always reuse their grocery bags and donate old clothes to charity. B. Kristy and her coworkers began carpooling to work instead of taking individual cars. C. Rebecca and her family take their used batteries to a special waste disposal site.