FTCE Health K-12
Sclera - answerthe white part of the eye
Fats - answerTriglycerides are synonymous for them
landfill - answerThe majority of waste produced in the United States is disposed of using
this methods
emotional abuse - answer"You are ugly. You are worthless,"
explanation - answerA teaching strategy in which the educator controls the content and
pace
congential - answerIllnesses that are present at birth
meat - answera major source for saturated fat in a diet
plaque - answerleads to gingivitis if left untreated
Gould - answerThis person developed a theory that states that judging people correctly
is a characteristic of a self-actualized individual
students typically begin to lose flexibility at this age - answerage 12
True or False : Stress level contributes to susceptibility to disease - answerTrue
A 15 year old female requires how much iron? - answer15 mg/d
Tularemia - answera highly infectious disease of rodents (especially rabbits and
squirrels) and sometimes transmitted to humans by ticks or flies or by handling infected
animals. Sometimes called "Rabbit Fever"
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 1 - answer16-18 Individuals consider
themselves part of the family rather than individuals and want to separate from their
parents.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 2 - answer18-22 Although the individuals
have established autonomy, they feel it is in jeopardy, thye feel they could be pulled
back into their families.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 3 - answer22-28 Individuals feel
established as adults and autonomous from their families. They see themselves as well
defined but still feel the need to prove themselves to their parents. They see this as the
time for growing and building for the future.
, Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 4 - answer28-34 Marriage and careers
are well established. Individuals question what life is all about and wish to be accepted
as they are, no longer finding it necessary to prove themselves.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 5 - answer34-43 This is a period of self-
reflection. Individuals question values and life itself. They see time as finite, with little
time left to shape the lives of adolescent children.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 6 - answer43-50 Personalities are seen
as set. Time is accepted as finite. Individuals are interested in social activities with
friends and spouse and desire both sympathy and affection from spouse.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 7 - answer50-60 This is a period of
transformation, with a realization of mortality and a concern for health. There is an
increase in warmth and a decrease in negativism. The spouse is seen as a valuable
companion.
How many (percentage) sexually active teens had had four or more sexual partners in
their lives? - answer15%
Which of the following is most likely to cause pneumonia?
Ephedrine.
Lysergic acid diethylamide.
Second-hand cigarette smoke.
Caffeine. - answerSecond-hand cigarette smoke.
Pulmonologist - answera doctor that specializes in the treatment of lung abnormalities
biofeedback - answerPracticing effective communication skills such as expressing
feelings, saying no and speaking in a positive way to help reduce stress.
progressive relaxation - answerWith progressive relaxation, students must first assume
a comfortable position in a quiet room. The student is then instructed to tense particular
muscle groups (for typically 10 - 15 seconds), then completely release them, on
command.
HAART - answerthe acronym for Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy that is used to
treat HIV, and is a combination of three or more types of medication
What is the MOST common infectious disease found in schools? - answerThe Common
Cold
Chronic - answerA disease that continues for an extended period of time
Sclera - answerthe white part of the eye
Fats - answerTriglycerides are synonymous for them
landfill - answerThe majority of waste produced in the United States is disposed of using
this methods
emotional abuse - answer"You are ugly. You are worthless,"
explanation - answerA teaching strategy in which the educator controls the content and
pace
congential - answerIllnesses that are present at birth
meat - answera major source for saturated fat in a diet
plaque - answerleads to gingivitis if left untreated
Gould - answerThis person developed a theory that states that judging people correctly
is a characteristic of a self-actualized individual
students typically begin to lose flexibility at this age - answerage 12
True or False : Stress level contributes to susceptibility to disease - answerTrue
A 15 year old female requires how much iron? - answer15 mg/d
Tularemia - answera highly infectious disease of rodents (especially rabbits and
squirrels) and sometimes transmitted to humans by ticks or flies or by handling infected
animals. Sometimes called "Rabbit Fever"
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 1 - answer16-18 Individuals consider
themselves part of the family rather than individuals and want to separate from their
parents.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 2 - answer18-22 Although the individuals
have established autonomy, they feel it is in jeopardy, thye feel they could be pulled
back into their families.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 3 - answer22-28 Individuals feel
established as adults and autonomous from their families. They see themselves as well
defined but still feel the need to prove themselves to their parents. They see this as the
time for growing and building for the future.
, Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 4 - answer28-34 Marriage and careers
are well established. Individuals question what life is all about and wish to be accepted
as they are, no longer finding it necessary to prove themselves.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 5 - answer34-43 This is a period of self-
reflection. Individuals question values and life itself. They see time as finite, with little
time left to shape the lives of adolescent children.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 6 - answer43-50 Personalities are seen
as set. Time is accepted as finite. Individuals are interested in social activities with
friends and spouse and desire both sympathy and affection from spouse.
Gould's Stages of Adult Development - Stage 7 - answer50-60 This is a period of
transformation, with a realization of mortality and a concern for health. There is an
increase in warmth and a decrease in negativism. The spouse is seen as a valuable
companion.
How many (percentage) sexually active teens had had four or more sexual partners in
their lives? - answer15%
Which of the following is most likely to cause pneumonia?
Ephedrine.
Lysergic acid diethylamide.
Second-hand cigarette smoke.
Caffeine. - answerSecond-hand cigarette smoke.
Pulmonologist - answera doctor that specializes in the treatment of lung abnormalities
biofeedback - answerPracticing effective communication skills such as expressing
feelings, saying no and speaking in a positive way to help reduce stress.
progressive relaxation - answerWith progressive relaxation, students must first assume
a comfortable position in a quiet room. The student is then instructed to tense particular
muscle groups (for typically 10 - 15 seconds), then completely release them, on
command.
HAART - answerthe acronym for Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy that is used to
treat HIV, and is a combination of three or more types of medication
What is the MOST common infectious disease found in schools? - answerThe Common
Cold
Chronic - answerA disease that continues for an extended period of time
