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| People who use smokeless tobacco: |
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| can become addicted to nicotine |
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| When quitting smoking, stress-management techniques can: |
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| help ease people through the withdrawal process |
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| Nicotine causes addiction and: |
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| Which of the following is NOT a possible consequence of smoking while pregnant? |
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| During the asymptomatic stage of HIV infection: |
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| the virus continues to grow and can be transmitted to others |
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| Which of the following STDs stays in the body after symptoms are treated? |
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| Compared to adults, teens are less likely to: |
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| seek medical attention for an STD |
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Which of the following statements is NOT true?
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| All STDs produce recognizable symptoms |
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| The first symptoms of HIV infection include: |
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| HIV can be transmitted through: |
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| The best method for preventing STDs is |
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| abstaining from sexual activity |
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| Which statement about genital herpes is NOT true? |
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| Having certain medical conditions or testing too soon after acquiring HIV |
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| Which statement about genital herpes is NOT true? |
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| The virus can only be spread when blisters are present |
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HIV often destroys brain cells, causing confusion and memory loss:
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| in the last stage of HIV or AIDS |
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| A symptom of alcohol poisoning is: |
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| Drinking five or more alcoholic drinks at a sitting is called: |
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| The long term effects of alcohol use can include |
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| A condition in which the liver tissue is replaced with useless scar tissue is called: |
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| Which of the following is NOT true of the short-term effects of alcohol use? |
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| Fats build up in the liver, causing liver cells to die |
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| When a person is dependent on alcohol, he or she: |
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| Medical researchers have found that drinking alcohol of any sort: |
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| According to teens, the most important factor in choosing not to use alcohol is: |
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| The first stage of alcoholism is characterized by: |
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| becoming intoxicated regularly |
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| Which of these is NOT a factor that influences the onset and severity of the short terms effects of drinking? |
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| A person with hypothermia requires |
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| immediate medical attention |
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| Muscle cramps are a possible effect of |
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| Unusual weight gain or loss and sterility can result from |
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| Before beginning a new physical activity, it is wise to |
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| visit a health care professional for a health screening. |
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| When playing sports, playing at your skill level and knowing your physical limits is an |
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| Frostbite can be prevented by |
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| dressing warmly and covering exposed skin. |
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| A condition when a bone slips from its normal position at a join is referred to as |
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| Disorientation and loss of motor control can result from |
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| A sedentary lifestyle will NOT lead to |
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| you should make your entire pulse rate increase gradually by warming up. |
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| Which of the following disease is cause by a virus? |
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| An example of transmission by direct contact is: |
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| Single-celled organisms that are larger and more complex than bacteria are: |
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| A vaccine, such as that again Hepatitis A that s made from inactivated pathogens, is called: |
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| Which type of lymphocyte attacks and destroys infected body cells? |
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| The most effective way a person can protect himself or herself from disease on a daily basis is: |
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| Which of the following is an example of a chemical barrier? |
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| Rickettsias enter humans through: |
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vectors
(Vectors: An organism, often an insect or rodent, that carries disease.) |
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| During the immune response, certain types of white blood cells react to: |
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| A bacterial disease that usually attacks the lungs is: |
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