Health - There is many questions pls give right answers!

1. Which options are direct results of metabolic processes?

(Select all that apply.)

The body uses glucose as a source of energy.
The body turns food into building blocks for cells.
The body breaks proteins into monosaccharides.
The body breaks fats into amino acids.

2. What option(s) determine(s) the number of calories needed to maintain weight?

(Select all that apply.)

a person’s age
a person’s activity level
a person’s sex/gender
a person’s blood type

3. What is fiber?

plant material the body absorbs into the bloodstream
the nutrient needed to fuel organs
the nutrient needed to build muscles
plant material the body cannot digest

4. Why is eating enough protein essential to health?

Protein helps with digestion of dietary fiber
Protein provides the building blocks for strong muscles.
Protein blocks bacterial infections.
Protein increases absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K.

5. According to the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range, what percentage of a person’s calories should come from fats?

40-50%
20-35%
36-40%
5-10%

6. Why is water important for the human body?

(Select all that apply.)

It helps remove wastes
It helps maintain body temperature.
t transports oxygen.
It protects joint tissue.
It keeps bacteria out of the bloodstream.

7. How do vitamins and minerals impact health?

(Select all that apply.)

They boost immune system response.
They prevent dehydration.
They help repair tissue damage.
They fuel muscles.
They prevent diseases such as scurvy and rickets.

8. Which statement accurately describes nutritional dietary supplements?

Supplements labeled “natural” may interact negatively with medications.
Supplements labeled “natural” are safe for all people.
Over-the-counter supplements are required to have proven health benefits
Over-the-counter supplements are safe at almost any dose.

9. Which option shows a risk of taking diuretics to lose weight?

infection
dehydration
high blood pressure
high sodium levels

10. Which health problems are generally considered to be closely related to eating large portion sizes?

(Select all that apply.)

osteoporosis
obesity
mineral deficiency
increased blood pressure

11. Which statement accurately describes the relationship between carbohydrates and weight gain?

Extra calories from carbohydrates cause weight gain, but extra calories from protein do not.
Weight gain has more to do with the number of calories eaten than the source of those calories.
Carbohydrates cause more weight gain than proteins because they have twice as many calories per gram.
Complex carbohydrates cause weight gain, but simple carbohydrates do not.

12.Which behavior would best support physical health and a healthy body composition?

consuming no more than 10 percent of calories in the form of added sugar
choosing to eat simple carbohydrates over complex carbohydrates
choosing to eat saturated fats over unsaturated fats
consuming at least 3,000 milligrams of sodium per day

13. What is a health risk of the grapefruit diet?

It provides a dangerous level of fiber.
It lacks essential vitamins and minerals.
Eating too much vitamin C can lead to vision loss.
Eating too much vitamin C can increase cancer risk.

14. What is bulimia nervosa?

an eating disorder in which people restrict the calories they eat
a disease caused by vitamin D deficiency disease caused by vitamin D deficiency
a disease caused by iodine deficiency disease caused by iodine deficiency
an eating disorder in which people purge after eating large amounts of food

Answer:the body breaks down fat

Explanation:

Wellness is a balance of physical, financial, intellectual and social health.

Urinalysis can be used to do which of the following? Check all that apply.

look for protein in the urine

look for glucose in the urine

look for tissue in the urine

look for blood cells in the urine

5. If the external environment of a living cell has a
greater concentration of salt than the cytoplasm
within the cell, the cell will tend to
A) divide
B) excrete salt
C) increase its size D) lose water

10. ____ carries carcinogens into the lungs.
A. Tobacco smoke
B. A heroin injection
C. Marijuana smoke
D. A and C

The leading
cause of death in dogs and cats is what? *

Behavior
Aggression
Trauma
Illness

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What is the difference between muscular strength and muscular endurance?

A.
Strength refers to mobility of joints, while endurance refers to muscular force.
B.
Strength refers to percentage of body fat, while endurance refers to sustaining activity over time.
C.
Strength refers to muscular force, while endurance refers to sustaining activity over time.
D.
Strength refers to the quality of physical performance, while endurance refers to mobility of joints.

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What do pharmacy technician, emergency dispatcher, and administrative personnel careers have in common?

A: They do not require four-year college degrees as part of the career requirements.

B: They all require people to become licensed and certified in order to get a career.

C: They do not require people to have any specialized trainings or postsecondary education.

D: They all require people to work the same night shift hours, but in different locations.

What is the technical term for the time period between the entrance of a pathogen into the body and the first appearance of signs and symptoms

how can we select the food without adulteration?​

Which is a cause of side stitches? (5 points)

a
Friction between a body part and clothing

b
Exercising on hard surfaces

c
Insufficient water intake

d
Poor breathing technique

Select all the issues that healthcare professionals face in medical research and at the end of a patients life

Which of the following is a sign of Syndrome E in action? (5 points)

Carefully planned actions
Acting instinctually without thinking
Feeling extreme empathy for others
Rejecting the influence of others

nterviewee Name:
Age:
Gender:
Job:
Date and Time of interview:
1. What are some major health concerns that you have?
2. Are there ways that you know you can monitor and prevent these health concerns (or other concerns like obesity)?
3. How do family members influence your health?
4. If you need to find out more about a specific health issue, what do you do? Please be specific. (Don’t let them say “look on the internet”, because we have already learned that not everything on the internet is reliable! They should tell you a specific site if they use the internet as a source.)
5. What do you think is the biggest health concern facing our country?
6. What are some things that you do to help monitor your health?
7. How would you help get the word out about this major health concern?
8. How do you think the media influences what concerns we have for our health?
Remember that you must ask ten questions, so you need to think of some more on your own! Make sure you ask them about how they keep healthy and what they do to make sure they are on top of their health game!
Please be sure to keep all of your information and interview notes. You may also want to ask each person if you could ask them more questions later if you need more information from them. When you complete your final project, you will need all of your interview data; so keep it handy!

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Always keep
Positive frame of
Mind.​

Cigarettes consist of 200 known polsons. True or False ​

Which pair identifies the process used by the nearby cells to divide and the deadly of that process meiosis or mitosis

HELPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A parent brings in his 6-month-old son, Jerome. He is concerned because Jerome’s weight is lower than normal and he has had several infections in the past few months. Jerome’s grandparents were from Ethiopia. Jerome needs a blood test to see if there is something wrong with his blood. What birth defect might Jerome have?
Which one?
congenital hip dislocation
sickle cell anemia
marfan syndrome

What happens to the human body when you are exposed to UV light

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You have learned about infectious diseases caused by pathogens that attack the body. Many of these diseases are also communicable; they can be spread from person to person. Most of us have been in a classroom or on a bus with someone who was coughing and sneezing. You wonder if they have something you might catch. What about if you're the one who is sick?

When you have a communicable disease like a cold or the flu, do you do anything to protect others from catching it? If so, what do you do? Will you do anything different based on what you have learned in this lesson? What?

Review what you know about ways to prevent the spread of communicable illness. Then go to the next discussion assignment in this course and post your answer to the questions above. Be sure to

Which phase activates resources through the sympathetic nervous system?

I am 14 years old and girl and If I exercised what would be my average blood pressure per minute immediately I exercised​

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Identify similarities the Fitness-Gram Assessment and the President's Challenge share.

What is your opinion regarding this hesitance? Do you think all people should be forced to take the vaccine so Americans can be better protected, or do you think the person should have the choice no matter what?

Write a short paragraph on how can u play soccer safely

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NEED HELP ASAP 20 PTS
Cochlear implants are surgically implanted electronic devices that send __________.
A.
electronic signals to the auditory nerve for processing
B.
sound vibrations to the cochlea for transduction
C.
sound vibrations to the ossicles in the middle ear
D.
electronic signals about sound waves to the brain

A graph titled Childhood and Adolescent Obesity Rates shows years on the horizontal axis and percent on the vertical axis. Obesity increased from 5% to 14% in children ages 2 to 5. Obesity increased from 4% to 20% in children ages 6 to 11. Obesity increased from 6% to 10% in children ages 12 to 19.
Which obesity trends are represented in this graph? Check all that apply.
Obesity rates for children aged 2–5 doubled.
Obesity rates for all age groups increased.
Obesity rates for individuals aged 12–19 increased the most.
Obesity rates for children aged 6–11 increased the least.
More than 15% of all children aged 6 and over were obese in 2008.