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Myelin
Fatty tissue that covers neurons
Three types of Blood Vessels
Arteries, Capillaries, Veins
Oxygen-carrying part of body
Red blood cells
Structures that connect bone to bone
Ligaments
Function of bones
Movement, structural support
Two types of joints
Pivot, fixed, hinge
Ball and socket
Three components of your health
Social, Mental, Physical
Self-esteem
Confidence and worth you feel about yourself
3 Sources that influence self-esteem
1. Reactions to criticism
2. Messages you send yourself
3. Self-confidence level
2 Types of stretching
1. Static
2. Dynamic
Recommendations for aerobic exercise
30 minutes, 5 days per week
Aerobic Exercise
Vigorous activity where oxygen is continously taken in for a minimum of 30 minutes
Anaerobic Exercise
Exercise in which the body demands more oxygen than what's available during exertion.
Maximal Heart Rate
220 minus (-) age of person
Atrophy
Decrease in muscle size
Proteins
Body's preferred source of energy
Amino Acids
Building blocks of proteins
2 Types of fat
1. Saturated
2. Unsaturated
Parents
Who children pattern their food choices after
Nutrition
Body takes in calories and uses them as energy
Appetite
Desire to eat
Hunger
Need to eat
Ball and Socket
Most moveable joint in body
Trachea
Another name for windpipe
Larynx
Another name for voice box
Diaphragm
Muscle that separates chest and abdominal cavity
Cerebellum
Second largest part of brain
Brain Stem
Part of brain that connects brain to spinal cord
Cartilage
Fibrous tissue that connects muscle to bone
2 Problems that affect the male reproductive system
1. Prostate cancer
2. Sterility
Circumcision
Surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis
Fertilization
Union of a reproductive cell from a male and one from a female
Sperm
Male reproductive cell
Ova
Female reproductive cell
Ovulation
Release of an egg cell
Peer Pressure
Why are refusal skills important during teen years?
Narcotics
Any drug derived from the Poppy plant
Synthetic Prescription Medications
1. Vicidin
2. Percacet
3. Codeine
4. Oxycontin
Narcotics
1. Cause CNS depression
2. Used for analgesic properties
3. High rate of abuse due to euphoric effects
Methadone
Treats people addicted to narcotics
Overdose
Taking too much drugs - Death can occur due to respiratory depression
Tracks
Collapse of veins
HIV-AIDS
Can be contracted due to IV needle use
Cut Substances
Can cause infection of vital organs
Inhalants
Any chemical compound that produces vapors
Psychoactive Effect
Can be produced when you inhale vapors
Nitrous Oxide 'Whippets'
Analgesic and anxiety reliving properties
Amyl Nitrate 'Popers'
Used to treat certain heart conditions
Health Risks
1. Nerve damage
2. Myelin breaks down
3. Changes in heart ryhthm
Suffocation
Displacement of oxygen in lungs associated with inhaling into a closed container
Huffing
1. Can lead to brain damage
2. Can also occur when spasms and swelling occur in the windpipe
More Health Risks
4. Muscle spasms and weakness
5. Liver/kidney damage
6. Suffocation
Time between periods
Menstrual Cycle
Most common STD in US today
Herpes
Parasitic mite that burrows under skin
Public Lice (Crabs)
An STD that can cause insanity and death
Syphillis
Positive stress
Eustress
Negative stress
Distress
Portion of brain that initiates the stress response
Hypothalmus
The gland that releases hormones for the fight or flight response.
Adrenal Gland
3 Physical health conditions that can result from unmanaged stress.
1. Headaches 2. Mood Swings
3. Increased Blood Pressure
4. Ulcers
What does R.E.M. stand for?
Rapid Eye Movement
In what stage of sleep do we sleep walk?
Non-REM
A life threatening condition that causes a person to stop breathing.
Sleep Apnea
A nervous system disorder where the sleep/wake signals get mixed up.
Phase Delay
A disorder that causes pain in legs when they are not moving.
Restless Leg Syndrome
The inability to sleep.
Insomnia
Recommended amount of sleep for adults.
8 Hours
A shortage of sleep
Sleep Deprivation
2 Problems that can affect female reproductive system.
1. Irregular periods
2. Infertility
Good type of cholesterol produced in the liver
HDL
Most abundant and important nutrient in the body
Water
2 Functions of fats in the body
1. Energy, transports vitamins in the blood
2. Source of linolaic acid for healthy skin
Name an inorganic nutrient that the body needs in small amounts.
Iron
Process in which the body takes in calories and uses them as energy
Nutrition
Fat soluble vitamins
Vitamins A, D, E, K
Water soluble vitamins
Vitamins B, C
An excessive fear of an object, place, or person
Phobia
A condition caused by a traumatic event
Post-Traumatic Stress
A preoccupation with disease
Hypochondria
A person who does not like being around other people
Agoraphobia (Social Phobia)
2 Ways to deal with feelings of anger
1. Rechannel it
2. Talk to someone you trust
Ability to imagine and understand how someone else feels
Empathy
A person with a good outlook
Optimist
3 main influences on the development of personality
1. Heredity
2. Environment
3. Behavior
What is psychoactive chemical in marijuana?
THC
Smoking related illness that is characterized by the destruction of the tiny air sacs in the lungs
Emphysema
Addictive drug in cigarette smoke
Nicotine
What does alcohol cause the kidneys to produce more of?
Sugar
Most popular drug today?
Ecstacy
When are you legally drunk in New Hampshire?
Blood alcohol content of .08 or above
Medical condition that can affect an infant born to an alcoholic mother
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome