Question 1

Which of the following statements is true regarding a BAC of 0.10?

Accepted Answer

A) A person wakes up. 
B) Motor skills remain the same. 
C) The depressant effects of alcohol become apparent. 
D) Mental and physical functions are enhanced. 
A) A person wakes up. 
B) Motor skills remain the same. 
C) The depressant effects of alcohol become apparent. 
D) Mental and physical functions are enhanced.

Question 2

Sam consumes foods containing all of these nutrients listed below.Which of the following contains the most kcals per gram?

Accepted Answer

A) proteins 
B) complex carbohydrates 
C) simple carbohydrates 
D) alcohol 
A) proteins 
B) complex carbohydrates 
C) simple carbohydrates 
D) alcohol

Question 3

If a brand of whiskey is 80 proof,what is the percentage of alcohol in the whiskey?

Accepted Answer

A) 80 
B) 40 
C) 20 
D) 10 
A) 80 
B) 40 
C) 20 
D) 10

Question 4

Alcohol percentage in a beverage is 50% of the "proof."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Delmar goes out on New Year's Eve and drinks a lot of alcohol.He then suffers from irregular heartbeat and is at risk for total loss of heart rhythm.His condition is commonly referred to as ________________.

Accepted Answer

A) cardiomyopathy 
B) holiday heart syndrome 
C) bradycardia syndrome 
D) alcohol related heart disorder 
A) cardiomyopathy 
B) holiday heart syndrome 
C) bradycardia syndrome 
D) alcohol related heart disorder

Question 6

Sandy is seven months pregnant and begins to drink heavily.What damage to the fetus is most likely to occur?

Accepted Answer

A) limb malformation 
B) CNS development problems 
C) physical feature abnormalities 
D) heart malformation 
A) limb malformation 
B) CNS development problems 
C) physical feature abnormalities 
D) heart malformation

Question 7

Which of the following statements about nicotine is true?

Accepted Answer

A) It is the only chemical present in cigarette smoke. 
B) It is a form of condensed particulate matter from tobacco. 
C) It impairs the cleansing function of the cilia in the lungs. 
D) It irritates the lungs but does not accumulate in the lungs. 
A) It is the only chemical present in cigarette smoke. 
B) It is a form of condensed particulate matter from tobacco. 
C) It impairs the cleansing function of the cilia in the lungs. 
D) It irritates the lungs but does not accumulate in the lungs.

Question 8

From what we know about successful quitters,quitting smoking ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) often involves several unsuccessful attempts before it is finally achieved. 
B) is usually best done cold turkey or not all. 
C) is usually only possible using nicotine replacement products. 
D) is usually unsuccessful if not achieved on the first attempt. 
A) often involves several unsuccessful attempts before it is finally achieved. 
B) is usually best done cold turkey or not all. 
C) is usually only possible using nicotine replacement products. 
D) is usually unsuccessful if not achieved on the first attempt.

Question 9

A child in an alcoholic home who tries to divert attention from the problem by being too good to be true plays the role of the family hero.

Accepted Answer

The child in an alcoholic home who tries

Question 10

Georgie has been a heavy drinker all her life.Although she does exercise and she consumes a large amount of dairy products,she still suffers from which of the following conditions?

Accepted Answer

A) osteomalacia 
B) osteoporosis 
C) rickets 
D) alcohol-induced lactose intolerance 
A) osteomalacia 
B) osteoporosis 
C) rickets 
D) alcohol-induced lactose intolerance

Question 11

Which of the following types of therapy have proven most effective for quitting smoking?

Accepted Answer

A) aversion therapy 
B) operant conditioning 
C) self-control therapy 
D) a combination of several approaches 
A) aversion therapy 
B) operant conditioning 
C) self-control therapy 
D) a combination of several approaches

Question 12

To stop smoking,some patients use a prescription gum containing nicotine called Nicorette.

Accepted Answer

To stop smoking, some patients use a pre

Question 13

Gloria is a binge drinker.How is her behaviour defined?

Accepted Answer

A) consuming ten drinks on a single occasion 
B) consuming eight drinks on a single occasion 
C) consuming five drinks on a single occasion 
D) consuming four drinks on a single occasion 
A) consuming ten drinks on a single occasion 
B) consuming eight drinks on a single occasion 
C) consuming five drinks on a single occasion 
D) consuming four drinks on a single occasion

Question 14

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is the leading cause of developmental delay.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Nicotine increases the levels of the hormone adrenaline.

Accepted Answer

Yes, nicotine does increase the levels o

Question 16

Sara is in alcoholism treatment where she takes drugs that induce vomiting when combined with several drinks for a period of ten days.This type of therapy is called _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A) aversion therapy 
B) nausea therapy 
C) drug therapy 
D) stimulus therapy 
A) aversion therapy 
B) nausea therapy 
C) drug therapy 
D) stimulus therapy

Question 17

How can smokeless tobacco lead to high blood pressure?

Accepted Answer

A) It impairs the sense of smell so only pungent foods can be eaten. 
B) It impairs the sense of taste so salt must be added to the food. 
C) It impairs the sense of touch so that only high fat foods with smooth texture can be enjoyed. 
D) It impairs the sense of sight so you can not see what you are eating. 
A) It impairs the sense of smell so only pungent foods can be eaten. 
B) It impairs the sense of taste so salt must be added to the food. 
C) It impairs the sense of touch so that only high fat foods with smooth texture can be enjoyed. 
D) It impairs the sense of sight so you can not see what you are eating.

Question 18

Briefly outline the immediate benefits of quitting smoking.

Accepted Answer

As soon as smokers quit,their bodies beg

Question 19

Alcohol is the most popular and widely used drug in Canada.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Alcohol has 4 kcals per gram.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 13: Using Alcohol, Tobacco, and Caffeine Responsibly and Refraining From

Which of the following statements is true regarding a BAC of 0.10?

Sam consumes foods containing all of these nutrients listed below.Which of the following contains the most kcals per gram?

If a brand of whiskey is 80 proof,what is the percentage of alcohol in the whiskey?

Alcohol percentage in a beverage is 50% of the "proof."

Delmar goes out on New Year's Eve and drinks a lot of alcohol.He then suffers from irregular heartbeat and is at risk for total loss of heart rhythm.His condition is commonly referred to as ________________.

Sandy is seven months pregnant and begins to drink heavily.What damage to the fetus is most likely to occur?

Which of the following statements about nicotine is true?

From what we know about successful quitters,quitting smoking ___________.

A child in an alcoholic home who tries to divert attention from the problem by being too good to be true plays the role of the family hero.

Georgie has been a heavy drinker all her life.Although she does exercise and she consumes a large amount of dairy products,she still suffers from which of the following conditions?

Which of the following types of therapy have proven most effective for quitting smoking?

To stop smoking,some patients use a prescription gum containing nicotine called Nicorette.

Gloria is a binge drinker.How is her behaviour defined?

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is the leading cause of developmental delay.

Nicotine increases the levels of the hormone adrenaline.

Sara is in alcoholism treatment where she takes drugs that induce vomiting when combined with several drinks for a period of ten days.This type of therapy is called _____________________.

How can smokeless tobacco lead to high blood pressure?

Briefly outline the immediate benefits of quitting smoking.

Alcohol is the most popular and widely used drug in Canada.

Alcohol has 4 kcals per gram.

Discovering Your Personal Rhythm for Healthy Living

Promoting and P Reserving Your Psychosocial Health

Understanding and Copy With Lifes Stressors

A: Focus on Spiritual Health

Engaging in Physical Activity for Health, Fitness, and Performance

Eating for Optimal Health and Performance

Managing Your Weight: Finding a Healthy Balance

Focus on Body Image

Committing to Relationships and Sexual Health

Considering Your Reproductive Choices

A: Focus on Sexually Transmitted Infections Stis

Recognizing Use, Misuse, Abuse, and Addiction to Drugs and

Understanding Illicit Drugs

A: Focus on Improving Your Sleep

Reducing Risk for Cardiovascular Diseases and Cancer

Controlling Risk for Infectious and Non-Infectious Conditions

A: Focus on Diabetes

Choosing Healthy Living for the Environment

Preventing Violence, Abuse, and Injury

Becoming a Wise Consumer of Health Services

Preparing for Aging, Dying, and Death

Focus on Financial Health

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