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- Does the placenta shield a fetus from a pregnant mother’s cigarette smoke?
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- Are tobacco products regulated by the FDA?
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- Where in a cigarette are most carcinogens found?
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- What percent of people who are diagnosed with lung cancer survive more than 5 years?
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- What percent of people who smoke develop a dependence?
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What is in a cigarette that limits the body’s ability to use oxygen. |
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- What is the addictive drug in tobacco?
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Smokeless tobacco is not a safe alterative for smoking because _____________
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Chewing and dipping smokeless tobacco causes white spots and or red spots on the mouth tissues which indicate precancerous tissues. |
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- Where in the body is alcohol metabolized?
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- What proportion of Americans drink alcohol?
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- What is the safest level of alcohol from someone who is pregnant to drink?
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- What causes your BAC to rise?
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BAC increases when consumption occurs faster than oxidized. |
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- Define blood alcohol concentration.
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concentration measures the amount of alcohol in the blood. BAC increases then consumption occurs faster than oxidized. |
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- Define acute alcohol intoxication.
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Drinking heavily in a short period can cause be toxic and cause death |
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1. What do stimulants and depressant do? |
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Stimulants: Stimulates/increase the activity in the CNS
Depressants: Depresses/slows down the CNS |
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1. The active ingredient in marijuana is __________________. |
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1. Another word for dependence is _________. |
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Tolerance is needing more of the same drug to cause the same effect |
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1. List 6 classifications of psychoactive drugs. |
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Stimulants: Stimulates/increase the activity in the CNS
Depressants: Depresses/slows down the CNS
hallucinogens: Causes user to hallucinate
cannabis: marijuana
narcotics: Medically used as pain killers
inhalants: People inhale household items to produce a high. |
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- Define anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.
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Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder in which a person avoids food, much like starvation p. 160 chart
Bulimia Nervosa: engage in binge eating and purging |
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- The recommended daily fat intake is ________
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- Which fats are present the highest risk to our health?
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Saturated fats
Hydrogenated fats
Cholesterol |
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Guidelines for Good Nutrition: |
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Eat a variety of foods
Eat more complex carbs/more whole grains
Choose deep green and colorful vegetables
Choose protein sources such as nuts, legumes, fish, and poultry over red and processed meats.
Eat foods with less saturated fat and cholesterol
Avoid trans fat and hydrogenated fats. Limit processed foods.
Limit beverages that have much sugar (cokes 9 teaspoons of sugar)
Use less salt. Americans consume 8-12 times more sodium than we need.
Eat less sugar.
Read labels
Drink alcohol in moderation.
Drink milk with less fat. |
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- List five components of fitness.
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Cardiorespiratory Endurance
Muscular Strength
Muscular Endurance
Flexibility
Body Composition |
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The best way to measure the intensity of an exercise is to measure |
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- Define muscular endurance.
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Applying force repeatedly |
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- Define muscular strength.
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Muscular strength the amount of force a muscle produces in one single effort |
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Define cardio respiratory endurance. |
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Caradiorespiratory Endurance is the ability of the heart and lungs to transport oxygen to the body. Main purpose in improving cardio is to improve the transport of oxygen to the body.
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- List 5 benefits of exercise.
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- increases the efficiency of the heart
lowers blood pressure
lowers heart rate
raises HDL and lowers LDL (Cholesterol - HDL good, LDL is unhealthy)
improves breathing – more oxygen per breath
weight control
burns more calories
builds more muscles
increases resting metabolism
reduces risk of cancer (colon, breast, ovarian)
Exercise reactivates antioxidants to help fight free radicals which cause cancer
improves self esteem
helps cope with stress
helps with depression
sleep better
aids in digestion
better quality of life
helps slow progression of osteoporosis and osteoarthritis |
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- one of the best ways to relieve stress.
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1. What percent of people who are depressed seek medical help? |
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1. Top 3 causes of death in the US. |
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#1 Cancer #2 Heart Disease #3 Injuries |
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1. List lifestyle choices for a healthy life. |
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. Refrain from using tobacco in any form.
2. If you drink alcohol, drink in moderation.
3. Engage in regular exercise.
4. Follow US Dietary Guidelines.
5. Develop healthy ways to cope with stress.
6. Maintain normal body weight.
7. Receive regular preventive health care.
8. Maintain an optimistic outlook.
9. Establish a personally meaningful belief system. |
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1. List 6 symptoms of depression. |
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Withdrawal Increase/decrease of appetite Lack of interests Sleeping patterns change Fatigue Low self-esteem Frequent crying Frequent thoughts of suicide Difficulty concentrating, remembering things, and focus on tasks |
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