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Health Jeopardy Nutrition Tobacco OTC & Prescription DiabetesEtc

Nutrition 50 points If I had 7 g of fat, how many calories from fat would I get?

50 point answer What is 63?

Nutrition 40 points What is the backup energy source to carbs?

40 point answer What is protein?

Nutrition 30 points What food group should you eat the most from?

30 point answer What are complex carbohydrates?

Nutrition 20 points This is the mineral that helps strengthen our bones.

20 point answer What is calcium?

Nutrition 10 points Name the five food groups.

10 point answer What are grains, vegetables, fruits, meats/proteins, and dairy?

Tobacco 50 points These are the two most common smoking-related respiratory diseases

50 point answer What is chronic bronchitis and emphysema?

Tobacco 40 points Smoke damages the inner lining of the arteries, allowing this to build up in the arteries

40 point answer What is plaque?

Tobacco 30 points During the experiment outside, this represented the lungs

30 point answer What are cotton balls?

Tobacco 20 points Reduced blood flow to the heart is to heart attack as reduced blood flow to the brain is to a _______

20 point answer What is a stroke?

Tobacco 10 points This is the highly addictive drug found in tobacco

10 point answer What is nicotine?

OTC and Prescription Drugs 50 points The fastest growing drug abuse in the U.S.

50 point answer What are controlled prescription drugs?

OTC and Prescription Drugs 40 points One of the strongest opiates and addictive painkillers ever created

40 point answer What is oxycontin?

OTC and Prescription Drugs 30 points After your pain has gone away from your injury, this is where you should dispose of the pills.

30 point answer What is the toilet?

OTC and Prescription Drugs 20 points You must have one of these to get a prescription drug.

20 point answer What is a prescription?

OTC and Prescription Drugs 10 points OTC

10 point answer What is Over The Counter?

Diabetes 50 points These cells from the pancreas secrete insulin.

50 point answer What are pancreatic beta cells?

Diabetes 40 points In this type of diabetes, beta cells have an inability to produce insulin.

40 point answer What is Type I diabetes?

Diabetes 30 points This type of diabetes is usually seen in elderly people.

30 point answer What is Type II diabetes?

Diabetes 20 points Insulin allows glucose to get to these throughout your body

20 point answer What are cells?

Diabetes 10 points You must have balance between this hormone and sugar in diabetes

10 point answer What is insulin

Etc. 50 points Dangerous, odorless gas that dominates all oxygen from around it

50 point answer What is carbon monoxide?

Etc. 40 points You don’t have to be a smoker to suffer from this leading cause of death for tobacco smokers

40 point answer What is lung cancer?

Etc. 30 points This is a disease in which damaged cells grow out of control and destroy healthy tissue

30 point answer What is cancer?

Etc. 20 points This eating disorder is one which involves binging and purging and could be prevalent in a person who is very underweight or overweight

20 point answer What is Bulimia?

Etc. 10 points The FDA monitors foods, drinks, and medicines, but does not monitor this.

10 point answer What are tobacco products?