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Unit 8

Health Class

TermDefinition
Infectious Strep throat is which type of disease?
Non_infectious What type of disease is cerebral palsy?
Immune system What can kill a virus over time?
Air pollution What can trigger an asthma attack?
Employer insurance How do most people pay for medical care?
Children's health insurance program Which program offers free or low-cost medical care for children?
To provide food and medical services to low-income pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children Which is the purpose of the Women, Infants, and Children program?
People of all ages with low incomes Who qualifies for Medicaid benefits?
Ozone Which air pollutant is most likely to cause bronchitis
Deforestation What changes the earth's balance, resulting in soil erosion?
85 or more How many decibels of sound can cause temporary hearing loss?
Cell Which body part or system does the virus enter before spreading to the rest of the body?
Atherosclerosis Which term best describes the build-up of fatty substances called plaques along the artery walls that cause the arteries to thicken and lose their elasticity
Protein Viruses are pieces of genetic material encased in?
Type 1 diabetes cannot be prevented. Which strategy is the best way to prevent Type 1 diabetes?
sunlight Which factor is not a common trigger for asthma?
How might you prevent heart disease? How might you prevent heart disease?
by controlling your weight How can you lessen the risk of developing arthritis?
medical care, environment, genetics, lifestyle choices Which group of items, from least to greatest influence, lists the factors that determine your health?
heart disease Which is the leading cause of death today?
atherosclerosis Which term best describes the build-up of fatty substances called plaques along the artery walls that cause the arteries to thicken and lose their elasticity?
Add fluoride to city drinking water. Which would be a public health initiative?
infrastructure Community needs such as roads and playgrounds are often referred to as which of the following?
too many stores selling tobacco Which is a type of negative influence on community health?
people 65 and older Who qualifies for Medicare?
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children What is the name of the organization that provides food and medical services to pregnant women, nursing mothers, and children?
individual which is the most expensive insurance?
ozone Which is a gas commonly found in smog?
ozone or particular matter Which item or items may contribute to asthma?
tobacco Which item is a common source of indoor air pollution?
asbestos Which item causes a scarring lung disease?
running out of space Which is a serious problem associated with landfills?
at a collection sight How should one dispose of paints?
conservation Which term describes actions such as turning off the light and TV when you leave a room?
climate changes Which is a result of deforestation?
fuel Adjusting your thermostat will save which resource?
Dilute cleaning products with equal parts water. Which strategy is recommended to ensure safe usage of cleaning supplies?
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