Cumulative Exam — Cumulative exam Answers

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What makes up a vaccine?

A
red blood cells
B
white blood cells
C
a weakened or dead form of a pathogen
D
a preparation of synthetic dietary supplements
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Which is essential for an emergency kit?

A
rope
B
credit card
C
board game
D
sanitation items
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Which characteristic is essential to look for in a healthcare provider?

A
The provider has a brand new practice.
B
The provider has no special qualifications.
C
The provider has the appropriate certifications.
D
The provider accepts only premium insurance.
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Which is one way that alcohol affects driving?

A
Alcohol impairs motor skills.
B
Alcohol improves decision-making.
C
Alcohol increases normal brain function.
D
Alcohol speeds up the nervous system.
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Which health care problem is more common in rural areas compared to urban areas?

A
less personalized care
B
restrictive insurance plans
C
lack of access to specialists
D
overcrowded hospital conditions
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Which situation would most likely benefit from peer mediation?

A
Two students disagree on how to share a locker.
B
One student is upset because he was offered drugs.
C
A student is struggling to get good grades in math.
D
Two peers have a disagreement that ends in a fistfight.
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Which is a social benefit of healthy sleep?

A
less time in the day to fill with activities
B
more immunity to communicable diseases
C
less likely to be combative or cause arguments
D
reduced risk of a heart attack
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Which treatment would most likely be used for cancer?

A
angioplasty
B
radiation
C
pacemaker
D
exercise
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Several workers have been injured from slip-and-fall hazards. What can a business do to reduce these injuries?

A
Offer workplace training about cleaning up spills.
B
Issue a newsletter reminding workers about the benefits of the workplace.
C
Change work shifts and schedules for those who are injured.
D
Eliminate activities for all workers who are at risk for falling.
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Which disease is caused by a buildup of plaque in blood vessels?

A
celiac disease
B
type 2 diabetes
C
sickle cell disease
D
cardiovascular disease
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How can a driver best determine the safest speed to drive?

A
drive the posted speed limit
B
drive the speed necessary to arrive on time
C
drive at a speed that is based on the current road conditions
D
drive at a speed that is much lower than the posted speed limit
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Luca just learned about the dangers of asbestos and wants to educate others about this pollutant. What advice should he share to help people reduce health effects from asbestos exposure?

A
Always wash produce before consuming it.
B
Try to use only recyclable materials like paper.
C
Ensure baby toys and hands are washed frequently.
D
Use safety gear whenever working with home insulation.
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Which factor indicates that a situation is risky?

A
Illegal activities are taking place.
B
There are a lot of people present.
C
It is away from the individual’s home.
D
The individual is socially uncomfortable.
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Which statement describes an individual who should consult a doctor?

A
Pauly has had cold symptoms for a few days.
B
Sasha recently discovered an armpit lump.
C
Alex has a small cut on his finger that is scabbing over.
D
Maggie has a series of freckles on her arm that has not changed.
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Which action can prevent or stop the spread of communicable diseases?

A
receiving vaccinations
B
spending time with younger people
C
avoiding doctors’ offices even when needed
D
staying in large crowds of people who appear healthy
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Which action is a part of good social hygiene?

A
getting plenty of sleep
B
avoiding the sun
C
showering more often
D
organizing a bedroom
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Amelie wants to make her home as safe as possible for her family. Which step can best accomplish this?

A
Ensure firearms are loaded.
B
Store medicine on a bottom cabinet shelf.
C
Test to see whether a carbon monoxide detector works.
D
Transfer all chemicals to new, unlabeled containers.

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