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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 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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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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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 is a method of disease transmittal?

A
getting insects bites
B
using hair dye
C
running barefoot
D
eating chopped foods
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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 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 communication skill is most useful for medical professionals?

A
having good note-taking skills
B
providing correct diagnoses all the time
C
being straightforward and specific with instructions
D
asking a limited number of questions
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How can a teenager best avoid risky behaviors that lead to injury?

A
by refusing to drink alcohol
B
by speeding only when running late for school
C
by fighting only when provoked to do so
D
by attending parties where alcohol is present
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How can a business owner best reduce the risk of injuries in the workplace?

A
by offering a kitchen in the workplace
B
by monitoring employee behavior
C
by offering resources to nearby citizens
D
by creating national workplace standards
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What is one reason it is important to wear a seat belt?

A
Airbags are designed to work with seat belts.
B
Airbags will not deploy unless seat belts are used.
C
Seat belts prevent all fatalities in a car accident.
D
Seat belts prevent all minor injuries in a collision.
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The average teen gets two to three hours less sleep each night than the recommended amount.Which is a possible outcome from this sleep shortage?

A
fewer arguments
B
more car accidents
C
increased immunity
D
lower stress levels
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This image shows someone practicing good hygiene.

Question illustration
A
smelling unwanted body odors
B
the transmission of disease
C
exposure to toxic chemicals
D
the spread of common pests
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What is one reason a person should avoid texting while driving?

A
It is a quick way to communicate.
B
It uses too much data.
C
It is illegal to text and drive in most states.
D
It is a convenient way to relay information.
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Which statement describes peer pressure?

A
A teen lets her friends give her used makeup even though she is worried about passing germs.
B
A teen decides not to drink alcohol at a party even though she sees other people drinking.
C
A teen lets his friends know how much their support means to him even though he does not have to.
D
A teen decides to go to a party and makes some new friends there even though he did not think he would.
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Which driver would be considered driving under the influence?

A
Isaac is driving while smoking a cigarette.
B
Adelle is driving after trying illegal drugs at a party.
C
Sasha is driving after taking ibuprofen for her headache.
D
Mala is driving home after having a few sips of wine at dinner.
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The graph shows the effect of the number of passengers on the number of crashes per 10,000 trips.

Question illustration
A
about twice as likely
B
about three times as likely
C
about four times as likely
D
about five times as likely
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A study examined the relationship between the criminal offenses and the number of years in a gang.

Question illustration
A
The longer someone is in a gang the more crimes committed.
B
The longer someone is in a gang, the harder it is to leave the group.
C
Individuals in a gang for one year have a hard time leaving the group.
D
Individuals in a gang for one year have a large risk of committing a crime.
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Why would a website for a for-profit organization most likely be an unreliable source for healthcare product information?

A
The organization is part of the government.
B
The organization is trying to sell the product
C
The organization does not try to make money.
D
The organization is part of an educational institution.
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The average adult needs about 8 hours of sleep each night. When should teens go to bed relative to adults if they wake up at the same time?

A
1 to 2 hours earlier
B
20 to 30 minutes earlier
C
20 to 30 minutes later
D
1 to 2 hours later

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