FTCE Health k-12 – Complete| 226 questions|
with complete solutions
A kid collapses in gym, is unresponsive, start CPR but what should you do first? correct answer: Check pulse
Grasping at throat, what do you do? correct answer: Ask if they are choking and start doing abdominal thrusts (heimlich manuever)
Healing the body by applying pressure to someone's hands and feet correct answer: reflexology
What drug produces drowsiness, nausea and hallucinations? correct answer: Inhalents
Barbiturates (sleep inducing) side effects are closely like what other drug? correct answer: Alcohol
MDMA- goes into effect 30-45 after taking it and lasts 3-6 hours correct answer: Ecstacy
causes drowsiness and amnesia, date rape, slurred speech correct answer: Rohypnol (Roofie)
Testosterone is produced in what are (diagram) correct answer: testies
Where in the digestive system is the most food absorbed by the body (diagram) correct answer: small intestine
What agency regulates dangerous pesticides? correct answer: Environmental protection agency
If a person eats 100 calories extra per day how many pounds will they gain in a year? correct answer: 10.4
If a person eats 250 calories less and burns 250 calories more a day, how many pounds will they lose in 1 week? correct answer: 1
Consumption of alcohol makes you feel warm. What causes this to happen? correct answer: Vasodilation (the widening of blood vessels)
Average of menarche (first occurrence of menstruation) in girls is? correct answer: 12.77 years old
Premenopause correct answer: Ovaries make less estrogen, starts in 40s sometimes in 30s
menopause correct answer: ovaries stop producing estrogen, diagnosed after 12 months with no menstrual cycle. average age is 51
dysmenorrhea correct answer: painful menstruation endometrium correct answer: inner, mucous membrane lining of the uterus
latrogenic correct answer: illness caused by medical examination or treatment
menorrhagia correct answer: excessive bleeding during menstruation
metrorrhagia correct answer: Bleeding between menstrual periods
menometrorrhagia correct answer: rapid flow of blood from the uterus at menstruation (and between menstrual cycles; increased amount)
polymenorrhea correct answer: the occurrence of menstrual cycles more frequently than is normal (21 days or fewer in between)
oligomenorrhea correct answer: greater than 35 days between menstrual cycles
amenorrhea correct answer: absence of menstruation
fetal alcohol syndrome correct answer: physical and cognitive abnormalities in children caused by a pregnant woman's heavy drinking (small heads, abnormal facial, intellectual disabilities, irritable, underweight)
dyspareunia correct answer: painful intercourse
Dysthymia correct answer: mild depression
Vaginismus correct answer: involuntary muscle spasms in the outer part of the vagina that make intercourse impossible
Pedophilia correct answer: abnormal sexual desire in adults for children
abstinence correct answer: no sex=no STD or pregnancy
Most inappropriate person for a student to discuss sex with? correct answer: Another student
immunizations correct answer: Need measles, mumps, small pox, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and hep B (no longer need influenza)
personal inventory correct answer: An objective personality test that uses a series of questions or
statements for which the test taker must indicate whether they apply to him/her or not. Used to develop self-awareness & goal setting strategies.
Leukocytes correct answer: white blood cells, protect body from foreign invaders
with complete solutions
A kid collapses in gym, is unresponsive, start CPR but what should you do first? correct answer: Check pulse
Grasping at throat, what do you do? correct answer: Ask if they are choking and start doing abdominal thrusts (heimlich manuever)
Healing the body by applying pressure to someone's hands and feet correct answer: reflexology
What drug produces drowsiness, nausea and hallucinations? correct answer: Inhalents
Barbiturates (sleep inducing) side effects are closely like what other drug? correct answer: Alcohol
MDMA- goes into effect 30-45 after taking it and lasts 3-6 hours correct answer: Ecstacy
causes drowsiness and amnesia, date rape, slurred speech correct answer: Rohypnol (Roofie)
Testosterone is produced in what are (diagram) correct answer: testies
Where in the digestive system is the most food absorbed by the body (diagram) correct answer: small intestine
What agency regulates dangerous pesticides? correct answer: Environmental protection agency
If a person eats 100 calories extra per day how many pounds will they gain in a year? correct answer: 10.4
If a person eats 250 calories less and burns 250 calories more a day, how many pounds will they lose in 1 week? correct answer: 1
Consumption of alcohol makes you feel warm. What causes this to happen? correct answer: Vasodilation (the widening of blood vessels)
Average of menarche (first occurrence of menstruation) in girls is? correct answer: 12.77 years old
Premenopause correct answer: Ovaries make less estrogen, starts in 40s sometimes in 30s
menopause correct answer: ovaries stop producing estrogen, diagnosed after 12 months with no menstrual cycle. average age is 51
dysmenorrhea correct answer: painful menstruation endometrium correct answer: inner, mucous membrane lining of the uterus
latrogenic correct answer: illness caused by medical examination or treatment
menorrhagia correct answer: excessive bleeding during menstruation
metrorrhagia correct answer: Bleeding between menstrual periods
menometrorrhagia correct answer: rapid flow of blood from the uterus at menstruation (and between menstrual cycles; increased amount)
polymenorrhea correct answer: the occurrence of menstrual cycles more frequently than is normal (21 days or fewer in between)
oligomenorrhea correct answer: greater than 35 days between menstrual cycles
amenorrhea correct answer: absence of menstruation
fetal alcohol syndrome correct answer: physical and cognitive abnormalities in children caused by a pregnant woman's heavy drinking (small heads, abnormal facial, intellectual disabilities, irritable, underweight)
dyspareunia correct answer: painful intercourse
Dysthymia correct answer: mild depression
Vaginismus correct answer: involuntary muscle spasms in the outer part of the vagina that make intercourse impossible
Pedophilia correct answer: abnormal sexual desire in adults for children
abstinence correct answer: no sex=no STD or pregnancy
Most inappropriate person for a student to discuss sex with? correct answer: Another student
immunizations correct answer: Need measles, mumps, small pox, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and hep B (no longer need influenza)
personal inventory correct answer: An objective personality test that uses a series of questions or
statements for which the test taker must indicate whether they apply to him/her or not. Used to develop self-awareness & goal setting strategies.
Leukocytes correct answer: white blood cells, protect body from foreign invaders
