1. Review

2. 1
What are uncontrollable & Controllable risk factors for disease?

3. 2
What are causes of communicable disease?

4. 3
What is a communicable disease?
Name some communicable diseases?

5. 4
What is a non-communicable?
Name some non-communicable diseases?

6. 5
What are types of pathogens?

7. 6
What is the S.T.O.P technique?

8. 7
Vaccinations are used for what?

9. 8
What are possible problems of long term alcohol use?

10. 9
What are examples of short-term alcohol use?

11. 10 Name the part of the central Nervous system responsible for:
Heart rate-
Language-
Physical Movement-

12. 11
What is the purpose of the circulatory system?

13. 12
Why would someone use the S.T.O.P technique?

14. List the main parts of the central nervous system?13
List the main parts of the central nervous system?

15. 14 What type of drug is alcohol? Stimulant Hallucinogen Depressant
Narcotic

16. 15
List 3 habits that contribute to a healthy circulatory system?

17. 16
Which food group from myplate should make up most of your plate?

18. Review ANSWERS

19. 1 What are uncontrollable & Controllable risk factors for disease?
Uncontrollable- Risk factors that you can not control or change
Age
Heredity
Gender
Controllable- Risk factors you can control
Diet
Exercise
Use of alcohol or other drugs

20. 2
What are causes of communicable disease?
Viruses
Bacteria

21. 3
What is a communicable disease? A disease that can be passed from person to person.
Name some communicable diseases?
HIV/AIDS
Pneumonia
STD’s
Cold
Flu

22. 4
What is a non-communicable? A disease that can NOT be passed from person to person.
Name some non-communicable diseases?
Cancer
Heart Disease
Stroke
Alzheimer’s
Lung Disease

23. 5
What are types of pathogens?
Fungi
Protozoa
Virus
Bacteria

24. 6 What is the S.T.O.P technique? Say No! Tell why.
Offer other suggestions/ideas.
Promptly leave.

25. 7 Vaccinations are used for what?
To prevent viruses. Ex. Flu, Polio, Chicken Pox, Hebaitis B

26. 8 What are possible problems of long term alcohol use? Ulcers
Memory Loss
Cirrhosis
Cancer

27. 9 What are examples of short-term alcohol use? Reaction time
Lowering inhibitions
Coordination
Impaired speech

28. 10 Name the part of the circulatory system responsible for:
Heart rate- Brain Stem
Language- Cerebrum
Physical Movement- Cerebellum

29. 11 What is the purpose of the circulatory system?
Provide nutrients to all cells
Provide Oxygen to the body
Remove waste from all cells

30. 12 Why would someone use the S.T.O.P technique?
To keep yourself safe and to stop from doing something that is illegal or wrong.

31. List the main parts of the central nervous system?13
List the main parts of the central nervous system?
Spinal cord
Brain stem
Cerebellum

32. 14 What type of drug is alcohol? Stimulant Hallucinogen Depressant
Narcotic

33. 15 List 3 habits that contribute to a healthy circulatory system?
60 min daily exercise
Eating whole grains and vegetables
Good sleep
Drinking water
Taking time to relax

34. 16 Which food group from myplate should make up most of your plate?
Grains
Vegetables