Although the withdrawal symptoms are extremely challenging, millions of Americans have "kicked the habit" and live happy, smoke-free lives.(1 point)

Question

Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 10
Mood "swings", personality change, irresponsible behavior, depression, poor judgment, low self-esteem, negative attitude are all symptoms of drug abuse.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 11
People who abuse drugs usually live long and healthy lives because they are "stress" free.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 12
Many teens who give into peer pressure and try cigarettes end up addicted and habitual smokes for years to follow.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 13
CPR should only be performed when a person does not have a pulse.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False

Answer 1

Here are the correct responses for each question:

Question 9: True - Millions of Americans have successfully quit smoking and live happy, smoke-free lives despite the challenges of withdrawal.

Question 10: True - Mood swings, personality changes, irresponsible behavior, depression, poor judgment, low self-esteem, and negative attitude are all symptoms associated with drug abuse.

Question 11: False - People who abuse drugs typically do not live long and healthy lives and are often not "stress" free; drug abuse can lead to numerous health complications.

Question 12: True - Many teens who give into peer pressure and try cigarettes can end up addicted and smoking habitually for years.

Question 13: False - CPR should be performed on someone who is not breathing or does not have a pulse, regardless of whether the heart has stopped.

Answer 2

The letters "CPR" mean cardiopulmonary respiration.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 15
It is important to recognize a person who is in need of first aid from choking, from someone who is not.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 16
When a person is unconscious and not breathing but has a pulse, he or she is in respiratory arrest.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 17
Most head and facial injuries cannot be prevented by wearing protective gear and following simple safety procedures.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False

Answer 3

Here are the correct responses for each question:

Question 14: False - The letters "CPR" stand for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, not respiration.

Question 15: True - It is important to recognize a person in need of first aid from choking, as choking is a medical emergency that requires immediate action.

Question 16: True - When a person is unconscious and not breathing but has a pulse, they are in respiratory arrest.

Question 17: False - Most head and facial injuries can be prevented by wearing protective gear and following safety procedures.

Answer 4

Which of the following identifies the proper sequence for performing hands-only CPR?(1 point)
Responses

Start CPR; Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
Start CPR; Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Stop after the paramedics arrive.

Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after 6 minutes.
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after 6 minutes.

Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.

Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Check the scene; Stop after 6 minutes.
Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Check the scene; Stop after 6 minutes.
Question 19
How does an automated external defibrillator (AED) work?(1 point)
Responses

It sends an electric shock to the heart.
It sends an electric shock to the heart.

It alters irregular heartbeats with vibrations.
It alters irregular heartbeats with vibrations.

It takes the vitals of a person for the paramedics.
It takes the vitals of a person for the paramedics.

It simulates the heartbeat through chest compressions.
It simulates the heartbeat through chest compressions.
Question 20
Where should you apply the AED pads?(1 point)
Responses

on bare skin in the center of the chest
on bare skin in the center of the chest

on top of clothes on the upper right shoulder and lower left ribs
on top of clothes on the upper right shoulder and lower left ribs

on top of clothes in the center of the chest
on top of clothes in the center of the chest

on bare skin on the upper right shoulder and lower left rib

Answer 5

Here are the correct responses for each question:

Question 18:
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
This is the correct sequence for performing hands-only CPR. It's important to first check the scene for safety, then call for help, proceed with CPR, and continue until paramedics arrive.

Question 19:
It sends an electric shock to the heart.
An automated external defibrillator (AED) works by delivering an electric shock to the heart to help restore a normal rhythm in cases of certain types of cardiac arrest.

Question 20:
on bare skin on the upper right shoulder and lower left rib.
AED pads should be applied directly to bare skin, with one pad placed on the upper right shoulder and the other on the lower left rib, following the manufacturer's instructions.

Answer 6

Hands-only CPR is better than(1 point)
Responses

an automated external defibrillator (AED).
an automated external defibrillator (AED).

no CPR.
no CPR.

conventional CPR.
conventional CPR.
Question 22
Encouraging and teaching your family the importance of exercise and a healthy diet is an important part of your own personal fitness program.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 23
Encouraging a walk after dinner can be a way to help your family members engage in physical activity.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 24
Poor lifestyle habits take time to change.(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False
Question 25
Which of the following best describes mental well-being?(1 point)
Responses

A person is able to manage emotions.
A person is able to manage emotions.

A person has no illness.
A person has no illness.

A person is able to understand information.
A person is able to understand information.

A person is able to feel comfortable, healthy, and happy. They can
adjust to life's normal stresses, work productively, and participate in
the community.
A person is able to feel comfortable, healthy, and happy. They can adjust to life's normal stresses, work productively, and participate in the community.
Question 26
If a person is aware of a friend considering suicide, what is the best thing they can do to help their friend?(1 point)
Responses

They can refer them to the Washington Recovery Help Line.
They can refer them to the Washington Recovery Help Line.

They can call a suicide prevention resource like the National Suicide
Prevention Lifeline while they're with them.
They can call a suicide prevention resource like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline while they're with them.

They can ignore the problem.
They can ignore the problem.

They can try to solve the friend's problems alone
They can try to solve the friend's problems alone
Question 27
How can you help reduce the stigma associated with mental illness?(1 point)
Responses

You can be open with your own experiences and encourage others
to share their feelings.
You can be open with your own experiences and encourage others to share their feelings.

You can tell people not to talk about their issues.
You can tell people not to talk about their issues.

You can make fun of people who stigmatize.
You can make fun of people who stigmatize.

Ignore people when they use incorrect terminology.
Ignore people when they use incorrect terminology.

Answer 7

Here are the correct responses for each question:

Question 21:
no CPR.
Hands-only CPR is better than no CPR, as it can help maintain blood flow to vital organs until professional help arrives.

Question 22:
True.
Encouraging and teaching your family about the importance of exercise and a healthy diet is an important part of your own personal fitness program.

Question 23:
True.
Encouraging a walk after dinner is a great way to help family members engage in physical activity.

Question 24:
True.
Poor lifestyle habits do take time to change, and making lasting changes often requires consistent effort and commitment.

Question 25:
A person is able to feel comfortable, healthy, and happy. They can adjust to life's normal stresses, work productively, and participate in the community.
This comprehensive definition captures the essence of mental well-being.

Question 26:
They can call a suicide prevention resource like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline while they're with them.
This is a proactive and supportive action to help a friend in crisis.

Question 27:
You can be open with your own experiences and encourage others to share their feelings.
This helps reduce stigma and fosters a more supportive environment for discussing mental health issues.