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The common cold, the flu, and HIV are examples of what agent?

Virus

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2

If you think a friend or loved one is suffering from an eating disorder, what should you do?

Tell a trusted adult and talk with your friend or loved one and encourage him/her to get help.

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3

What is the best medical treatment for a bacterial infection?

Antibiotics

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4

What are tiny single-celled organisms that can cause disease called?

Bacteria

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5

Which class of energy giving nutrients are made up of amino acids?

Proteins

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6

What behavior wouldn’t put someone at risk for HIV?

holding hands

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What is an STI that is considered a viral infection?

HPV (1)

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What would make someone be at the highest risk for contracting and spreading HIV/AIDS?

sexual intercourse with an infected person

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9

Which nutrient makes up over 60% of our bodies?

Water

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10

What do you call any agent that causes an infection or disease?

Pathogen

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11

What are the 3 most common bacterial STIs?

Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis

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12

What is “a diet that requires a major change in eating habits and promises quick weight loss”?

Fad diet

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13

What is gender identity?

How you understand yourself- as “male” or “female”

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Which STI has a vaccine that is given by 3 injections?

HPV (2)

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What is the first stage of infection called?

Incubation

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16

Which eating disorder is characterized by binging and purging?

Bulimia Nervosa

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17

What is the sequence for the Chain of Infection?

Agent, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Mode of Transmission, Portal of Entry, New Host

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18

What is NOT an important part of a healthy weight management program?

Diet Supplements

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19

When is a person classified as having AIDS (in terms of t-cell count)?

When their t-cell count is below 200

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20

How many basic nutrients are there in food that provide energy and are necessary for life and growth?

6 (carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, water)

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21

What are the physical dangers/damage eating disorders can result in?

organ failure, severe dehydration, heart irregularities

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22

What is the belief that heterosexuality is superior or the norm known as?

Heterosexism

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23

Infectious disease can be caused by what?

viruses, parasites, fungi, bacteria

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24

What is an STI that is considered a bacterial infection?

Chlamydia

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25

Which eating disorder involved self-starvation or eating very little?

Anorexia Nervosa

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What does the AIDS virus attack that allows infections, cancers, and other diseases to multiply?

Immune System (1)

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27

What is sexual orientation defined as?

A person’s sense of who he/she feels sexually and emotionally attracted to.

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What are ways a person can contract an STI?

sharing needles, not using protection, and direct skin to skin contact

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29

What is “the proportion of body weight that is lean tissue compared to fat tissue” known as?

Body Composition

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30

Which nutrient is made up of fat soluble and water soluble?

Vitamins

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31

What is a broad term for anyone who challenged traditional gender roles?

Transgender

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32

What is one way you can minimize the risk of contracting HIV/AIDS?

Abstinence (1)

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33

What is “the body you are born with; determined by your reproductive or sexual anatomy, chromosomes, and hormones you produce” known as?

Biological Sex

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34

Which viral STI increases a woman’s risk of developing cervical cancer?

HPV (3)

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Which nutrient should make up 25-35% of the total daily caloric intake of teenagers?

Fats

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36

What is homophobia defined as?

Dislike, fear, or bias against homosexuality

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37

What does HIV stand for?

Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus

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38

What are 4 body fluids that transmit HIV?

Breast milk, blood, semen, vaginal fluids

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39

What is nutrition defined as?

The science or study of food and the ways in which the body uses food.

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40

What ways can sexually transmitted diseases be spread?

Sexual contact, direct contact with open sores, and mother to baby before or after birth

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Which part of your body helps fight off infections?

Immune System (2)

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42

Which class of nutrients includes sugars, starches, and fiber?

Carbohydrates

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43

What is the best way to prevent contracting and spreading an STI?

Abstinence (2)

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What is “the state of not having enough of a nutrient to maintain good health” called?

Nutrient deficiency

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What is another name for compulsive overeating?

Binge Eating

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