When you have asthma and are super jittery and its really hot out, and the air quality is bad.. are those signs of an asthma attack?

Answer:

Yes and No ( I would pick yes)

Explanation:

The only reason I pick yes is because the air quality is bad however this could literally be the sign of anything. Heart Attack, maybe, stroke maybe, Dizziness, maybe. the conditions given are super bad but again that is just my take on this

Critical thinking. Compare the three strategies described in this lesson for treating alcohol use, alcohol misuse, or an alcohol use disorder.

What do you think are some personal practices that help to support a drug-free lifestyle?

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Question 11 (1 point)
Which of the following is an example of a disease caused by bacteria?
a
Measles.
b
Influenza.
c
Malaria.
d
Food poisoning.
Question 12 (1 point)
Which of the following is not a transmission method for communicable diseases?
a
Heredity.
b
Coughing.
c
Mosquitoes.
d
Contaminated objects.
Question 13 (1 point)
Sore throat, fever, painful swallowing, and voice changes are all symptoms of ____.
a
mononucleosis
b
conjunctivitis
c
influenza
d
tonsillitis

Column A 1. Ratio of the various components—fat, bone, and muscle—that make up a person’s body.: Ratio of the various components—fat, bone, and muscle—that make up a person’s body. 2. Tool used to determine whether a person’s weight is healthy for that person’s height.: Tool used to determine whether a person’s weight is healthy for that person’s height. 3. Condition of excess body weight from fat, bone, muscle, water, or a combination of these factors.: Condition of excess body weight from fat, bone, muscle, water, or a combination of these factors. 4. Condition of excess body fat or excessive overweight.: Condition of excess body fat or excessive overweight. 5. Condition of a body weight that is too low compared with others of the same sex and age.: Condition of a body weight that is too low compared with others of the same sex and age. 6. Thoughts and feelings about how one’s body looks.: Thoughts and feelings about how one’s body looks. 7. Flawed belief that having a thinner body or lower weight is always better.: Flawed belief that having a thinner body or lower weight is always better. 8. Range of irregular eating behaviors with negative health consequences.: Range of irregular eating behaviors with negative health consequences. 9. Mental illness that causes major disturbances in a person’s daily diet.: Mental illness that causes major disturbances in a person’s daily diet. 10. Appreciation of diverse body types.: Appreciation of diverse body types. Column B a. eating disorder b. underweight c. disordered eating d. weight stigma e. body positivity f. overweight g. body image h. obesity i. body mass index (BMI) j. body composition

Match each of the terms with the best identifying phrase.
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A long-distance runner is preparing for a race. She expects to need a great deal of energy. Which food group should she focus on eating?

A. Fiber
B. Carbohydrates
C. Proteins
D. Fats

Graded Assignment
Value Differences
As you make friends outside your family circle, you may be exposed to people who hold values and beliefs that are different from what you’ve grown up with. How can you navigate interacting with all these new people? In this assignment, you will research the value and beliefs of different cultures, consider your personal values, and analyze an interaction you’ve had with someone outside your own culture.
Part 1 Instructions
Use the internet and other resources to conduct research on the different values and beliefs of different cultures. There are hundreds of thousands of cultures in the world, so focus on three to four that are new to you. Some aspects of culture you can search for that relate to values and beliefs may be as follows:
• religious beliefs
• family values and structure
• how people communicate with one another (not just language spoken, but body language, gestures, do they touch a lot, are they reserved, etc.)
As you conduct your research, write down each source you find and take notes on the cultures you learn about in your Health Notebook.
Part 2 Instructions
You were also born into a culture with its own values and beliefs. What would you consider to be your core values?
Part 3 Instructions
Every day, people from different cultures meet and interact with one another. Think about a time you met someone with different values and beliefs from yours. How did you interact with that person?
Be sure to respond in complete sentences and use proper spelling and grammar in your responses.
Total score: ____ of 40 points
1. List at least three different sources in the space below.
Type your answer here.
2. Think about the cultures you researched. Choose three different cultures you read about during your research, and identify and describe at least three core values or beliefs for each culture.
Culture 1:
Type your answer here.
Culture 2:
Type your answer here.
Culture 3:
Type your answer here.
3. Identify and describe at least three core values and beliefs that you hold.
Value/Belief 1:
Type your answer here.
Value/Belief 2:
Type your answer here.
Value/Belief 3:
Type your answer here.
4. In no more than one page, describe a time you met someone with different values and beliefs from yours. What did you talk about or do together? Did your value differences come up at all? Were they a problem, or were they a positive influence on your interaction?
Type your answer here.
5. Is there anything you would do differently now? In no more than one page, describe how you might improve how you relate and interact with people whose values differ from your own. Why is it important to develop healthy relationships or have healthy interactions with people of different cultures?
Type your answer here.

Which of the following is not helpful in preventing heart disease?
a
Focusing on muscle strengthening activities two days per week.
b
Engaging in cardio activities five days per week.
c
Limiting intake of fatty foods.
d
Eating more sugary and salty foods.

Which of the following best explains why the dark-colored trait in peppered moths would be passed on more often than the light-colored trait after the industrial revolution changed their environment?


The light-colored trait is not as complex as the dark-colored trait.

Light peppered moths were unable to reproduce because they couldn't find food.

More dark peppered moths survived the predators so they were able to reproduce and pass on their trait for dark wings.

Dark peppered moths were able to find more food on the dark trees.

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Which is the pathway of sound from the outside to the brain?

A.auditory nerve → cochlea → ear bones → ear drum → ear canal
B.ear canal → ear drum → ear bones → auditory nerve → cochlea
C.ear canal → ear drum → ear bones → cochlea → auditory nerve
D.cochlea → ear canal → eardrum → ear bones → auditory nerve

Question 2 (1 point)
Common living things that you can see with the human eye, such as your dog or the trees outside, are called pathogens.
True
False
Question 3 (1 point)
Indirect transmission is the movement of a pathogen from a person with a communicable disease to a susceptible person.
True
False

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Insulin resistance can lead to problems with which of the following? A. Blood pressure B. The ovaries C. Coronary artery disease D. All of the above

All living things have four basic needs to live and function. List these four needs. Sample Response: All living things require water, air, food, and a place to live in order to survive.______________ What did you include in your response? Check all that apply. Living things require water. Living things require air. Living things require food. Living things require a place to live.

Marta is recovering from a very bad flu. Is she likely to need rehabilitation?

A. It depends on how high her temperature spiked.
B. Yes, any serious illness requires rehabilitation.
C. Only if she was sick for more than two weeks.
D. No, rehabilitation is more for rebuilding muscle.

Limit the amount of added fats to the size of the top of your _______________ ?

What choices can I make to be and stay healthy?

list at least 3 effects that happen in your body while smoking marijuana

Where is the Obliques located?

Which of the following drugs is an odorless, tasteless depressant drug that is usually available as a pill, powder, or in a liquid form?
A.
Cocaine
B.
GHB
C.
Heroin
D.
Marijuana

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What is the best thing that can help with constant nose bleeds?


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Which of the following is TRUE? A. A pregnant woman does not need to take a multi-vitamin. B. A woman only needs to take prenatal vitamins once they find out they are pregnant. C. A woman should take a multi-vitamin or prenatal vitamin if they are considering getting pregnant. D. It is only safe to take a prenatal vitamin if you are pregnant.

What does alcohol do to your body?

True or False
HIV attacks the immune system and affects every system in the body.
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you have decided that you are ready to start a fitness program. you have not exercised on a regular basis in a about a year. what principles of exercise should you consider when starting a new exercise regime and what should you do before and after every workout to minimize injuries.

Clarence goes to his doctor and discovers he has high blood pressure. What MOST likely is something his doctor will recommend to help lower his blood pressure?

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Is stress positive or negative? WRITE 3 COMPLETE SENTENCES

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Are there values in your family that, though no one speaks openly about them, they are clear anyway?