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Which method helps prevent communicable diseases?
A.) Disease diagnosis
B.) Hospitalization
C.) High rates of vaccination
D.) Immunization exemptions
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Answer:

C.) High rates of vaccination

Explanation:

How is the bladder different from the kidney?

The bladder stores urine while the kidney makes urine.
The bladder releases water to the kidney so it can make urine.
The bladder fills with water and the kidney adds the urine to it.
The bladder filters the waste from the blood while the kidney makes urine.

Horatio is suffering from heatstroke after his marathon. What MOST likely caused this heatstroke? A. He drank too much water. B. He didn’t wear enough clothes. C. He ran at noon on the beach. D. He didn’t stretch before running.

why is it that if u take ibprophan ur pain in ur body goes away

Julio has just realized that his pills were laced with something. What does this MOST likely mean?
A. A more addictive drug was added to his labeled drug ingredient.
B. Julio is in rehab and is gradually reducing his drug dosage.
C. A doctor has prescribed a drug to Julio that interacts with other drugs.
D. Julio will feel better after taking this safer version of his pill.

Many people agree with zero-tolerance policies in schools. However, some people disagree with these policies. What is the MOST logical argument against having a zero-tolerance policy? A. Sometimes students should automatically be suspended if they make a bad choice. B. Sometimes students deserve to be bullied or harassed by other classmates. C. Some students will go unpunished because they are not caught by a teacher. D. Some students will be punished because they make an error that meant no harm.

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An apple, potato, and onion all taste the same if you eat them with your nose plugged . Explain why

Corey needs to be examined using an X-ray machine. Based on this type of examination, what does his doctor MOST likely suspect happened to Corey? A. The doctor suspects Corey has a concussion. B. The doctor suspects Corey has a broken bone. C. The doctor suspects Corey has a tumor. D. The doctor suspects Corey has a blood clot.

Anastasia is thinking about trying a new restaurant in her town. She wants to be sure that the owners are using safe practices to prepare the food. Her friend Laura says, “No worries! There are government people who make sure the restaurant is doing the right things.” What is Laura describing? How is the government involved in this restaurant’s business? What impact does this type of regulation have on disease prevention in Anastasia and Laura’s community?
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Jorge is 23 years old and plans to go out with his friends for happy hour at a bar after work. What is the BEST safety measure for him to put in place in this scenario?
A. He should only consume two to three drinks.
B. Let the friend who drinks the least drive home.
C. Ask a friend to help him stick to one drink.
D. Try smoking marijuana instead of drinking.

Why is a claim that says, "lose 30 pounds in 30 days" not a realistic or safe way to lose weight?

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Now that you are more familiar with the benefits, risks, and impacts of biotechnology, it is time for you to take a stand! Your task is to choose one of the following types of biotechnology: genetic engineering, cloning, or artificial selection.

You will then write a one- to two-paragraph summary describing your chosen type of biotechnology. You will then need to argue for either the benefits or the risks of your chosen type. Your arguments should present your position, and then give the evidence that led you to this position. Be sure to include the following in your argument:

a description of your chosen type of biotechnology (genetic engineering, cloning, or artificial section)
one benefit or one risk for the individual (based on whether you are for or against it)
one benefit or one risk for society (based on whether you are for or against it)
one benefit or one risk for the environment (based on whether you are for or against it)
A picture (you may hand draw, take photos in nature, or use stock images)
You may get creative on this activity. You may choose to create a brochure, write a letter, or create a presentation using software.

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Arya is giving a TED Talk on the topic of media. What is MOST likely to be the title of this talk?
A. Health Insurance is No Longer Required
B. Television is Making Teens Unhappy
C. Your Food is Not as Safe as You Think
D. What It is Like to Live in a Food Desert

Sabrina is about to take a pill that was legally prescribed when her friend tells her to stop. “That is not safe, Sabrina! Don’t take it!” her friend warns. Why would this legal drug MOST likely be considered UNSAFE for Sabrina to use?
A. It is prescribed by a local doctor.
B. It is in a childproof container.
C. It is classified as a stimulant.
D. It is prescribed for Sabrina’s friend.

why do you think gender-based violence tends to affect people in marginalized communities?

Owen is a 14-year-old student who suspects that his friend Brody is using illegal drugs. Who are two people Owen can turn to in order to get help for his friend? What should he say to these people?

Mr. Martinez wants his daughter’s school to consider implementing SEL in its curriculum. At the school board meeting, he is asked to present on this topic. How can he best “sell” this idea to the school board? What health benefits will this new curriculum provide to students and ultimately to their community?

1 Describe how urine is formed, beginning with the blood.






2 Describe how the kidney and bladder work together to remove waste from the body

Where are Americans MOST likely to find a food desert?
A. in a major city
B. in a wealthy community
C. in a rural area
D. in a hot, dry state

Melanie is signing up for Medicaid. What does this MOST likely mean?
A. She will have increased access to fresh produce.
B. She will be getting a loan from the SBA.
C. She will be required to file for bankruptcy.
D. She will receive free or low-cost health care.

Se/x cells have _____ the genetic information that body cells have.

Why can you not always trust claims that say a supplement is "100% natural" and "safe”?

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Male and Female Reproductive Systems
1. Identify 1 organ in the male reproductive system that has a similar function to an organ in the female reproductive system.
· Male reproductive organ:

· Female reproductive organ:

· How is the function of these two organs similar? (You need to share how the function/job of the two organs are alike.)

Both systems experience maturation of their reproductive organs


2. Identify 1 organ in the male reproductive system that has a similar function to an organ in the female reproductive system. (must be different from your answer to question #1)
· Male reproductive organ:

· Female reproductive organ:
· How is the function of these two organs similar? (You need to share how the
function/job of the two organs are alike.)

The US government has influenced public policy on smoking for decades. How did changes in public policy affect smoking? A. People must now be at least 19 years old to purchase cigarettes. B. The dangers of smoking are well known by most people. C. There is no longer any risk of illnesses from second-hand smoke. D. Tobacco products are not allowed to be sold in grocery stores.

Your lungs take in air through the mouth and nose. Explain how the lungs function in the human body.

They coordinate the movement of the heart.
They pass oxygen from the air into the blood.
They pump the blood throughout the body.
They remove carbon dioxide from the air.

Nico is having trouble sleeping. Which drug would the doctor MOST likely prescribe to treat this issue?
A. benzodiazepines
B. stimulants
C. empathogens
D. opioids

If joey Josiah lost 12 teeth what should he do (a supper glue them back on) (b eat candy) ( go get some dentures

Which of the following are functions of the skin?

I. It protects the body
II. It help the body keep its balance
III. It helps the body cool down by releasing heat
IV. It collects information from the surroundings

a
I and II

b
II and III

c
I, II, and III

d
I, III, and IV


The nose works with the brain and other body parts through a series of steps that help us smell odors. What step immediately follows the step of your nose taking in the smell of something burning in the kitchen?

a
The brain realizes that it is the smell of something burning.

b
The brain sends a message to the muscles in your legs to move.

c
The muscles pull on the bones in your legs and you move toward the kitchen.

d
The nose sends the information of the smell to the brain.

According to the World Drug Report, what is the most widely cultivated, produced, trafficked, and consumed drug in the world?

A.
meth

B.
heroin

C.
cocaine

D.
cannabis

How prevalent are drug and alcohol abuse in your life and your community? What protective factors and skills would help prevent substance abuse in your family, school, and community? What would you do if someone you knew was having trouble with substance abuse? What are some alternate choices people could make to help them deal with substance abuse issues?