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top 3 causes of death for adults in US |
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heart disease cancer stroke |
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early 1900s leading causes of death compared to today |
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| then it was diseases like scurvy and such now its heart disease and cancer and stroke. we have more technology to fix things like common cold. |
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environmental physical emotional social mental spiritual (P-SEEMS) |
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| uncontrollable risk factors |
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responsible waste management |
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- use radon testers at home
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- don't replace floor tiles or shingles or insulation or fireproofing materials often
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- don't buy a huge car
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- use biodegradable pesticides
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| average age an individual is expected to live |
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| teen risk factors in relationship to leading causes of death |
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leading causes are accidents, assault, suicide they drink underage. they feel invincible. they have things happening in their body-chemicals and hormones going crazy, act rashly. |
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| degenerative disease definition |
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| a disease (as arteriosclerosis, diabetes mellitus, or osteoarthritis) characterized by progressive degenerative changes in tissue |
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| living to a healthy old age |
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| examples of positive risks as they result to teen health |
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| don't drink, eat right, don't have premaritial sex |
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| servings of fruits per day |
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| nutrients (proteins do this) |
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| provide quick energy and build and repair body tissue |
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ideal weight should be based on |
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basal metabolic rate is defined as... |
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| the rate at which the body uses energy when it's at rest |
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| sum of chemical processes that take place in your body to keep you alive and active |
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| the proportion of body weight that is made up of fat tissue compared to lean tissue |
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| bingeing and then puking it out or taking laxatives |
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obesity=20% above ideal weight overweight=10% above ideal weight |
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| waxy substance in all of body, type of lipid needed to make vitamin D |
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| effects of anabolic steroids |
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women become more like men, men become more like women. |
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| helps prevent heart disease and helps w/ anxiety, self-confidence, depression, increase self-image |
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| the state of mental well being in which one can cop with the demands of daily life |
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| expressing emotions in a positive, nondestructive way |
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sense of one's own proper dignity,self-respect (pride, dignity, respect, or integrity) |
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being worthy of respect (respect, dignity, integrity, pride) |
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honest and sincere (dignity, pride, integrity, or respect) |
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feeling or appreciative, esteem (dignity, respect, integrity, pride) |
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nonviolent way to deal with arguments |
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| adrenaline/epinphrine is released in body, breathing speeds up, sweat more, |
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| feeling hopeless, withdrawing from family and friends, neglecting basic needs, experience loss of energy, taking more risks, giving away personal things, using alcohold and drugs |
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| to experience sadness because of a loss |
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denial anger bargaining depression acceptance (dinners are bad. duh! arg!) |
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| an unconscious behavior used to avoid experiencing unpleasant emotions |
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a sadness and hopelessness that keeps a person from carrying out everyday activities |
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phobias, post-tramatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic disorder |
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| anorexia is a (blank) disorder |
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behavior therapy, psychoanalysis, cognative therapy, family therapy, movement/art/music therapy, group therapy, drug therapy, electric consulsive treatment |
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treatments for mental disorders |
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| intentional improper use of drugs |
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| can't control his or her drug use |
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| making excuses for a person |
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| marijuana: physical dependence, tolerance, psychological dependence? |
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| marijuana: what does it do to heart rate? |
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| a condition in which a user needs more of a drug to feel the same effect as when first using the drug |
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smoke effects on nonsmokers/smokers |
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nonsmokers:headaches, lung cancer, heart disease, smokers: lung cancer, emphysema, |
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| blood alcohol level definition and level of intoxication |
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.08% amt of alcohol in a person's blood (BAC=BAL) |
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| psychoactive drug does what? |
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short term effects of alcohol abuse |
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| hangover, drowsiness or dizzyness |
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long term effects of alcohol abuse |
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| liver cancer, cirrosis, brain damage, irregular heartbeat, irritation to esophagus and stomach |
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| anabolic steroids affect a person's blank most |
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| body relies on drug to function |
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| tobacco is addictive because of... |
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LOOK OVER DESIGNER DRUGS (ie. ecstasy) SHEETS |
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what are attached to ligaments |
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| hold bones together at a joint |
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| appear anxious, restless, pale/clammy hands, vomitting, be thirsty, enlarged pupils, |
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superficial burn (1st degree)-top layer of skin partial thickness(2nd degree)-top layers full thickness (3rd degree)-all layers |
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| produce sperm and testosterone |
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| fertilization: how and where? |
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| in fallopian tubes when sperm and egg come together |
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tube-like passageway extending from bladder through prostrate gland, where it is joined by ejaculatory duct where sperm and urine come out |
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| where is end of endometrium and what is it? |
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| inner layer of uterus, end is located |
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| primary function of uterus |
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| where is estrogen produced? |
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dilation-cervix dilates, membranes surrounding baby rupture expulsion-baby's head emerges placental-placenta is birthed |
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nuclear-("normal") blended-w/ step/half siblings single-parent extended-w/ grandparents, uncles, aunts, etc adoptive foster |
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| dysfunctional families result of... |
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| lack of communication, commitment, or love, or stress |
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sexual abuse, harassment, or assault?: any sexual act w/o consent |
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sexual abuse, harassment, or assault?: any unwanted remark, behavior, or touch that has sexual content |
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sexual abuse, harassment, or assault?: sexual activity w/ force/threat of force |
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| characteristics of mature relationships |
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| act w/ what's best for you and other person in relationship |
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