Chapter 1, Problem 3AYK

What type of statistical information is easiest to evaluate risk (for medication or drug)? A) absolute numbers B) relative numbers C) percentages D) probabilities

47. Factors that influence alcohol use include peer pressure, family, and media messages. Answers A. True B. False Question48. Teens need a BAC of at least .05 to be charged with a DWI or DUI. Answers A. True B. False Question49. At least 40 chemicals in cigarette smoke are carcinogens, chemicals, or agents that cause cancer. Answers A. True B. False

No matter where we are in the lifespan, loss, death and dying are difficult experiences. Cultures vary as to how they process and experience these events. Share an Internet resource that describes another culture’s approach to death, dying, mourning, grief or bereavement. Please share how they may experience this with respect to one of the following:  death of a child (natural causes or accident), death of a spouse, terminal illness in a child or adult, or the elderly. Please cite your resource(s).

Analyze the uses and effects of demographic data, surveillance data, and vital statistics in public and community health, FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE Identify the demographics and effect of the selected issue or disease on the community, FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE Determine if the effects cross from community to state or national levels, FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.

Why do you think some individuals obtained lethal doses of medication through the Oregon Death with Dignity Act and then did not take it?

A set of teaching activities that is intended to raise awareness and inform people about health and lifestyle factors that night put them at risk a. Promotion b. Determinant c. Rehabilitative d. Curative

Many of the most common causes of death are preventable through modification of which of the following? Question 36 options: a)  Weight (obesity), water (less sugar sweetened beverages), and walking (increase) b)  Drinks (alcohol consumption), dreams (sleep patterns) and drama (stress) c)  Feet (physical activity), forks (eating patterns), and fingers (smoking) d)  Activity (increase), aging (decrease) and adequacy (nutritional intake

What does the acronym RICE stand for in first aid treatment? a) Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation b) Rapid, Intense, Continuous, Exercise c) Respiratory, Intravenous, Cardiac, Emergency d) React, Identify, Cure, Evaluate