High School Health Unit 5 STUDYGUIDE FOR TEST
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ || LATEST UPDATE 2026 -
2027
What type of health care facility offers the most personalized medical
care?
A private practice doctor's office is the type of health care facility that
offers the most personalized medical care.
What is the difference between a hospice and a nursing home?
Nursing homes take care of people who are aging, disabled, or
chronically ill, but a hospice specifically cares for people who are
dying.
What is the role of a physician?
A physician is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
and injury.
What can a PA do that a RN cannot?
A PA can actually examine and prescribe a treatment to their patient,
but a RN cannot.
What is the role of a dentist?
The role of a dentist is to diagnose and treat diseases affecting gums
or teeth.
,Proper waste disposal and clean water are the primary means of
promoting public health.
True
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) is the main federal agency for the promotion of public health
and welfare.
False
National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the government agency
concerned with tracking outbreaks and developing methods to
combat the spread of disease.
False
The FDA promotes public health by providing free immunization
programs and educating health workers.
False
When was the only time mankind has ever experienced perfect
health?
The only time mankind has ever experienced perfect health was with
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden under God's provision, before
they sinned against God when they ate the forbidden fruit from the
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
,What were the moral and physical ramifications of the Fall of man?
The moral ramifications of the Fall of man are that we, humans, are
dead in our trespasses and sins, and we are prone to speak, do, and
pursue many sorts of evil. We enter the world and sin. The physical
ramifications of the Fall of man are the pain of childbirth, bodily
deterioration, the strain of work, and sickness. (FIX THIS)
Select two that apply.
Which two infectious agents are parasites?
Protozoa
Ricketts
The ________ immune system consists of the skin, protective secretions,
the inflammatory response, and phagocytes.
innate
____________ white blood cells that eliminate the chances of infection.
Phagocytes
The ________ immune system is activated if the innate immune system is
unable to control the infection.
adaptive
__________ immunity depends upon the production of disease-specific
antibodies to destroy harmful bacteria.
Humoral
, __________ immunity uses helper cells and killer cells to identify and
destroy abnormal cells.
Cellular
________ diabetes is mainly treated with insulin injections, which are
received several times a day.
Type I
Both Type I and Type II diabetics can help keep their insulin levels
near normal by following a strict diet that is low in:
carbohydrates
Untreated diabetes can cause __________ damage to your eyes, nerve
fibers, and kidneys.
irreversible
_____________ is a disease of the pancreas in which insulin is not produced
in the correct amounts so that glucose can be converted into energy
or stored as fat.
Diabetes
You do not need to be informed about your health care options.
False
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ || LATEST UPDATE 2026 -
2027
What type of health care facility offers the most personalized medical
care?
A private practice doctor's office is the type of health care facility that
offers the most personalized medical care.
What is the difference between a hospice and a nursing home?
Nursing homes take care of people who are aging, disabled, or
chronically ill, but a hospice specifically cares for people who are
dying.
What is the role of a physician?
A physician is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
and injury.
What can a PA do that a RN cannot?
A PA can actually examine and prescribe a treatment to their patient,
but a RN cannot.
What is the role of a dentist?
The role of a dentist is to diagnose and treat diseases affecting gums
or teeth.
,Proper waste disposal and clean water are the primary means of
promoting public health.
True
In the United States, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) is the main federal agency for the promotion of public health
and welfare.
False
National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the government agency
concerned with tracking outbreaks and developing methods to
combat the spread of disease.
False
The FDA promotes public health by providing free immunization
programs and educating health workers.
False
When was the only time mankind has ever experienced perfect
health?
The only time mankind has ever experienced perfect health was with
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden under God's provision, before
they sinned against God when they ate the forbidden fruit from the
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
,What were the moral and physical ramifications of the Fall of man?
The moral ramifications of the Fall of man are that we, humans, are
dead in our trespasses and sins, and we are prone to speak, do, and
pursue many sorts of evil. We enter the world and sin. The physical
ramifications of the Fall of man are the pain of childbirth, bodily
deterioration, the strain of work, and sickness. (FIX THIS)
Select two that apply.
Which two infectious agents are parasites?
Protozoa
Ricketts
The ________ immune system consists of the skin, protective secretions,
the inflammatory response, and phagocytes.
innate
____________ white blood cells that eliminate the chances of infection.
Phagocytes
The ________ immune system is activated if the innate immune system is
unable to control the infection.
adaptive
__________ immunity depends upon the production of disease-specific
antibodies to destroy harmful bacteria.
Humoral
, __________ immunity uses helper cells and killer cells to identify and
destroy abnormal cells.
Cellular
________ diabetes is mainly treated with insulin injections, which are
received several times a day.
Type I
Both Type I and Type II diabetics can help keep their insulin levels
near normal by following a strict diet that is low in:
carbohydrates
Untreated diabetes can cause __________ damage to your eyes, nerve
fibers, and kidneys.
irreversible
_____________ is a disease of the pancreas in which insulin is not produced
in the correct amounts so that glucose can be converted into energy
or stored as fat.
Diabetes
You do not need to be informed about your health care options.
False
