Skill: Analyze Influences
Lesson 7.1 Activity A
Which Factor?
Several factors contribute to the development of mental illnesses. Read each of the scenarios below and
determine what factors may be an influence in each person's mental illness.
Factors
Scenario
Tim is a star on his high school
football team. He plays in almost
every game and has received
awards for his performance.
Playing football can be
dangerous, though. After his
most recent concussion, Tim
acted strangely. He was anxious
and even lashed out angrily at
his friends when they offered
their help.
Recently, Malia's parents got
divorced. At first, Malia thought
she would be okay because her
parents fight a lot. However,
the stress of traveling between
her mom's and dad's house has
started to affect her. She feels
anxious at school, has trouble
finishing assignments, and has
obsessive-compulsive urges.
Frankie is a straight-A student,
but he often has low self-esteem.
When he has trouble completing
an assignment or does not get
the right answer on his first try,
Frankie's immediate thought is,
"I'm a failure." No matter what
maddi

Answer:

Factors for the scenarios in the order they appear.

1. Brain injury/damage

2. Stressful life situations

3. Unrealistic expectations from oneself/ Self-induced pressure

Explanation:

The World Health Organization defines mental health as “a state of well-being in which every individual  realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and  fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community”. Several factors can contribute to the development of a disorder in mental health. Some of them include; trauma, stress, injury to the head, drug and alcohol abuse, loss of a loved one, etc.

The head injury or concussion suffered by Tim can affect his brain and result in a mental health disorder. Malia is undergoing a stressful life situation that takes a negative toll on his mental health. Frankie, a straight A  student has unrealistic expectations from his self which puts him under pressure and subsequently affects his mental health.

Which of the following statements is true about the differences between prevalence and
incidence? (select one best answer)
A)The denominator of prevalence only includes the population at risk of developing the disease whereas the
denominator of incidence includes the whole population
B)Prevalence is a measure a risk but incidence is not
C)Prevalence refers to existing cases at one point in time whereas incidence refers to new cases over a
specific time period.
D)Prevalence refers to new cases at one point in time whereas incidence refers to existing cases over a
specific duration

why diseases from the present age different from the past age​

Question 2 (3 points)
Choose the answer.
What is the medical term for a kidney infection?
polycystic kidney disease
urethritis
pyelonephritis
cystitis

Which fitness test tests your heart and lungs

A. Curl-ups
B. Sit and Reach
C. Walk/Run test
D. Push-ups

1. The upper chambers of the heart are the _____

2. The lower chambers of the heart are the _____

3. When both ventricles relax and refill this is the ________

4. When both ventricles contract and pump the blood out through another series of valves this is the_________.

Q 5-6 Select Physiology.

5. Oxygen poor blood flows from the right atrium to the right ventricle that pumps blood out through the _________ to the lungs.

6. The freshly oxygenated blood returns to the left atrium of the heart by way of the ______.

Q 7-10 Select Continue.

7. Oxygen rich blood flows down through the left atrium to fill the left ventricle, which pumps into the _____.

8. Blood flows from the aorta into smaller _________, which carry it to all body organs and tissues.

9. From the arterioles, blood flows into thin walled blood vessels called _______________.

10. After flowing through venules, then veins, eventually all blood enter either the superior or inferior ____________ which empty into the heart.

Why would it be important for a leader to be open-minded

Asexual reproduction involves two parent organisms.

A. True
B. False

Which is a short-term effect of nicotine and tobacco use?
O possible development of diabetes
O dental problems and mouth cancer
O stimulation of the brain's reward center
O withdrawal effects due to nicotine addiction

1
Which of the following is an example of physical misconduct?
A. Making an athlete run two extra laps for being late to practice
B. Denying an athlete a water break as punishment
C. Sending an injured athlete back onto the field to play
D. Band C
E. All of the above

How long do you need to scrub your hands for them to be clean, according to the CDC?

60 seconds
40 seconds
20 seconds
10 seconds

Food poisoning usually impacts what part of the body?

Skin and nails

Ears and throat

Heart and lungs

Stomach and intestines

Which organelles best fits to each of these descriptions

________are one celled organisms like bacteria.​

The bulk of the wall of the heart is made of what type of muscle?
A. Smooth muscle
B. Cardiac muscle
C. Skeletal muscle
D. Body muscle

12. In what bone would you find the foramen magnum?

Giving the body more work or stress than it can safely handle, is the definition of which term?

how do you assess if your community is healthy what are the characteristics of a healthy community​

If it is more than a day beyond the best-by date, it is not safe to eat the food.
True
False

Which of the following are functions of meeting moderators? Choose all that apply. to keep a meeting on track to delegate roles to take meeting minutes to organize seating

Who is responsible for keeping a sharp watch to avoid a collision between two boats?

Weight management may be easier for a person who inherited genes that tend toward obesity true or false?

Parents have great influence over child’s eating habits true or false?

What are 3 major Health Components

A scientist observed the formation of microorganisms in the chicken broth that was first heated and then put in a sealed flask. What most likely formed the microorganisms? (5 points)
A) Minerals and chemicals present in the chicken broth
B) Heat that created a vital force to form microorganisms
C) Mixture of gases in air and glass particles of the container
D) Microorganisms that entered the flask before it was sealed

What best describes the act of advocacy?

A. Supporting a meaningful action or cause
B. Calling attention to a particular product and Service
C. Reducing internal and external risks
D. Practicing health-enhancing behavior​

Today you are seeing a 35 year old, with no complaints except for her broken finger. Prior to doing surgery to fix the finger bone, your assistant collects blood for routine blood work. The results come back indicating high glucose levels, Diabetes. Should we start treatment immediately so she does not progress to the symptomatic stage of Diabetes?

a. True
b. False

When a customer believes he or she has ingested contaminated food in your establishment, you should
o immediately contact the restaurant's legal department or attorney
Obe careful not to imply that the restaurant is at fault
O be prepared to believe the customer and take immediate action to correct the problem
politely inquire about other possible causes for the customer's symptoms besides food contamination


It is not I repeat not the last one-

Politely inquire about other causes for the customer’s symptoms besides food contamination

My next guess would be the first one-

Immediately contact the restaurants legal department or attorney.

Hydra reproduce by ____.

A. budding
B. fission
C. regeneration
D. sexual reproduction

What facts would you select to support development during the first trimester?
O
The embryo and the fetus evolve.
The fetus evolves.
The embryo provides the mother with nutrients.
The mother provides the embryo with nutrients.
The embryo does not evolve.

Which part of the ear is infected during ear infections?
the outer ear
the whole ear
the inner ear
the middle ear

There are laws that protect patients from poor treatments by health care professionals such as negligence and malpractice.
Question 1 options:
True
False
A doctor can't do a procedure or extra procedure without a patient's consent.
Question 2 options:
True
False
HIPPA protects patient confidentiality.
Question 3 options:
True
False