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Which step can a person take to encourage elderly family members to eat healthy meals?

A
Help them plan meals.
B
Walk with them every day.
C
Help them with yard work.
D
Go to group fitness classes with them.
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Enzo is a teenager in a healthy nuclear family. Which effect is most likely to result from Enzo’s upbringing?

A
He will be more likely to experience greater academic achievement.
B
He will be more likely to experiment with different drugs and alcohol.
C
He will be more likely to worry about the dangers within his environment.
D
He will be more likely to experience behavioral problems.
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Which set of symptoms describes the short-term effects of marijuana?

A
anxiety, irritability, and sleep disturbances
B
fast heart rate with extreme alertness and high energy
C
a serious disconnection from reality, also known as a “trip”
D
altered senses with difficulty in thinking and impaired memory
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What symptom is one of the most common indicators of nicotine withdrawal?

A
water retention
B
muscle twitching
C
chronic headaches
D
musculoskeletal system
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How does the endocrine system affect the body’s functions?

A
It secretes enzymes directly into the bloodstream.
B
It secretes hormones directly into the bloodstream.
C
It secretes enzymes through ducts to the surface of organs.
D
It secretes hormones through ducts to the surface of organs.
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Which indicates that someone has a positive body image?

A
takes pride in the way he or she looks
B
unrealistic about body shape and size
C
intrigued by the way swimsuit models look
D
influenced by what happens in the media
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Which statement describes a substance-free lifestyle?

A
Teeth, gums, skin, and hair all benefit from a substance-free lifestyle.
B
A life free of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs guarantees personal happiness.
C
Future fertility is decreased by eliminating alcohol, tobacco, and drugs.
D
When smokers discontinue cigarettes, the health of others around them is not affected.
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Which is a condition that should be considered when purchasing food that is safe?

A
Fruits should not be prewashed.
B
The sell-by date should not be expired.
C
Products should not have a nutritional label.
D
Meat should be in a package that allows for air circulation.
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Mika’s friends are always eating food from his lunch, and he rarely gets enough to eat. What can Mika do to set healthy boundaries with his friends?

A
ignore it
B
buy more food from the vending machine
C
take food from other peoples’ lunches
D
ask his friends to swap food rather than just eating his food
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Which factor most influences the bullying of LGTBQ students?

A
areas of interest
B
types of clothing
C
gender stereotypes
D
communication styles
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Which statement supports the idea that waiting to become a parent is advantageous?

A
Teen parents are 11 percent more likely to divorce than older parents.
B
About 40 percent of married parenting relationships have one stepparent.
C
Marital satisfaction is 50 percent lower for new parents than for nonparents.
D
The divorce rate for parents is 40 percent lower than divorce rates for nonparents.
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What is one way that an abuser exerts psychological control over a partner?

A
cornering a partner in a room
B
hitting or slapping the partner
C
coercing the partner into sex
D
blaming the partner for everything
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Joe is a counselor at a summer camp for children ages 13 to 16. During an activity, one of the campers slipped and hit his head. Joe immediately checked for consciousness and found that the boy was not breathing.

A
Call 911.
B
Do compressions.
C
Do compressions while calling 911.
D
Do gentle rescue breathing while calling 911.
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Which is a social benefit of abstinence?

A
reduced chance of becoming infertile later in life
B
less likely to develop testicular or breast cancer
C
reduced stress about getting STDs
D
opportunities to build emotional relationships before sexual ones
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Which is a valid mental health resource?

A
peers
B
school nurse
C
www.psychology.com
D
www.healthyliving.net
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Which is a possible legal consequence of underage drinking?

A
fines
B
loss of friendships
C
decline in overall health
D
poor school performance
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Which outcome is a benefit of physical activity?

A
management of weight
B
increased risk of stress
C
increased risk of heart attack
D
poor self-esteem, affecting mental health
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Which person would be the most reliable source of information on specific health services?

A
a religious leader
B
a pharmacist
C
a veterinarian
D
a teacher
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Which statement correctly describes the fetal development process?

A
The fetus undergoes the most rapid weight gain during the first trimester.
B
The fetus takes an average of 30 weeks to mature after conception.
C
Fetal organ systems develop at a steady rate throughout pregnancy.
D
To ensure proper growth, a fertilized egg must implant in the wall of the uterus.

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