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HLTH 330

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1700 college students   die from alcohol related injuries each year  
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What prescription drug is abused most by college students?   Adderall, Rittalin (stimulants)  
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What % of college students don't use sunscreen?   10%  
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What are college students least likely to seek help for?   help with mental disorders  
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What is the 2nd leading cause of death among college students?   suicide  
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when do eating disorders spike among college students?   february/ march  
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How accurate is freshman 15?   really about 6 lbs  
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Most under reported crime   sexual assault  
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how many choose to refrain from sex?   20%  
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1 in 4 college students   suffer from a mental illness  
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most difficult adjustment to college life   time management  
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18% of males and 2% of females   are trying to gain weight  
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# of energy drinks that came on the market in 2006   500  
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what is SAD? how is it treated?   seasonal affective disorder, light therapy  
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only 10% of college students do this every day   floss  
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60% of college students are   sleep deprived  
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how likely are college students who have been sexually assaulted to know their attacker?   80-90%  
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95% of adult size   size of brain by age 6  
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Basal cell and squamous cell   types of skin cancer  
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Art and science of helping adults learn   androgogy  
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Freshman living in dorms   high risk of meningitis  
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Connections that are “hard wired”   the ones you use more  
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Exercise science   #1 major at BYU  
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Effective Against 4 of the 5 types   vaccine for meningitis  
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London Cab driver   highly developed hippocampus  
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6 categories of risk behavior   unintentional injuries, unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, pregnancies and STD’s, alcohol and other drugs, Tobacco use  
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24.6%-39.6%-   REMEMBER percentage of college students 18-24 1974-2008  
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Not homogenous   adult learners  
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7 interactive components that support health education   health services, healthy school environment, health promotion, counseling and psychological services, nutrition services, family community involvement, physical education  
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Persistent/unwelcome thoughts that lead to ritualistic practices to control these thoughts   OCD  
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20% have long-term disabilities such as brain damage   meningitis  
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Identifies what they should be able to know   national health education standard  
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Mylelin sheaths   White matter  
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“still being built during teenage years”   Prefrontal cortex  
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Unexpected growth spurt before puberty   Thickening of the grey matter  
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Keenly aware of the flaws of others   Teenagers  
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Thinking part of the brain   Prefrontal cortex  
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Particularly cruel irony of nature   Teenage brain is most vulnerable, but high risk of using drugs and alcohol  
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Remember your own   adolescence  
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Family is a critical factor   Adolescent development, decision making  
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Not similar in twins   Cerebellum  
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3.86 pounds   average freshman weight gain  
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Accelerated and uneven   adolescent growth  
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Coordinated something   coordinated school health program  
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First priority when working with youth   Build trust  
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Psychotic episode often one of first signs   Schizophrenia  
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Primary sex characteristics   genitalia  
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Autism might be a result of   Insufficient prenatal pruning  
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Only small percent become suicidal   self harming students  
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Jay giedd   Adolescent brain guy  
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Use it or lose it   connections in brain  
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PTSD, OCD, GAD, SAD   Post traumatic stress disorder generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder  
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Most deadly skin cancer   Malignant melanoma  
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6% of BYU students   Are international Higher than national average  
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Vicodin, oxycontin   Pain killers often abused by college students  
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About 1/3 are due to agoraphobia   Panic attacks  
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Believe feelings, experiences, and problems are unique   Adolescents  
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Brain region that puts brakes on risky behavior   Prefrontal cortex  
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For health education to reach its maximum effectiveness   Coordinated school health program  
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Equally common in men and women, men have early symptoms   Schizophrenia  
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Good news about depression   Can be treated  
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Girls tend to one or two years earlier than boys   Puberty  
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Fully develops in late 20s   Prefrontal cortex  
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Represent highest % ever   College students 18-24  
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What is going on inside   doesn’t always reflect on the outside  
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Social maturity lags   behind physical and intellectual  
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14-17% at least once, 5-8% actively   Self harming behavior  
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Like asking a wingless bird to fly   Asking a depressed person to not be depressed  
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3 factors that contribute most to lack of academic success   sleep, stress, flu  
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.7% year   grey matter thins out in teenage years  
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Traditionally content focused and emphasis on knowledge   School health education  
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Occurs without warning   Panic attacks  
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% of nontraditional students   38%  
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% with college degree   27%  
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Secrete endorphins to protect from pain   Self harming  
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Now known to help coordinate cognitive processes   Cerebellum  
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7 southeast states and south Dakota   Hispanic population doubled from 2000-2010  
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Highest percent of Hispanics   new mexico  
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Ramadan   month of fasting  
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Promotoras de salud   health promoters  
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Fatalism, personalismo, familismo, simpatia   key Hispanic cultural values  
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Hallmark of adolescence   change  
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Often incorrectly identify emotions   Adolescent  
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Use amygdala when making decisions of what emotions are portrayed   Adolescents, adults use prefrontal cortex  
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Over production, competitive elimination   Technical terms for brain development  
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Every 20 minutes   Break in concentration  
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Max is 20 minutes   Attention span  
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Enhances memory consolidation   Sleep  
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Malcolm Knowles   father of androgogy  
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concert pianist vs. orchestra conductor   teaching continuum: pedagogy vs androgogy  
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20/40/80   memory 20% if visual, 40% visual &hearing, 80% visual, hearing, & doing  
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VAK   visual, auditory, kinesthetic learning  
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African Americans have highest   health disparities  
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Give attention to the literal or explicit meanings of words and messages are conveyed more by words than by nonverbal means   low context communication, when relying on situation- high context  
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lack cause leptin to decrease and ghrelin to increase   lack of sleep and weight gain  
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highest number of muslims   Indonesia  
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Hijab   head covering  
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Halal   similar to kosher  
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Believe after childbirth the placenta must be buried   Cambodian/hmong- article traditional belief of hmong  
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Motivating force that makes one want to work with people from diverse cultures   Cultural desire  
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Cancer with highest disparity between whites and blacks   Prostate cancer  
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Salat   prayers  
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Hajj   pilgrimage to mecca  
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Shahada   profession of faith  
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Zakat   charitable giving  
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Eid al-fitr   feast at the end of ramadan  
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5 pillars   shahada: profession of faith, salat: prayers 5 times daily, zakat: charitable giving, sawm: religious fasting, Hajj: pilgrimage to mecca  
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