Bertha works in advertising. What is MOST likely true about advertising? A. It is funded by government agencies. B. It is regulated by the CDC and the SBA. C. It tries to get people to take action. D. It always promotes a positive message.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

A can't be true since not ALL advertisements are funded by goverment agencies(ex small businesses)

D isn't true since tons of advirtisements have promoted harmful messages (Ex buy this makeup product now because your fa ce is bad without it

C could be true, but B makes more sense since CDC means center for d1s ase control and sba means small business administration.

So the CDC would make sure that the products that're advertised are hea lthy and won't cause any extreme tox ic side effects, the S B A would do whatever it does i d k abt that part t b h l o l

What is TRUE about preventative care as people get older? A. Adults have the same preventive care needs as those of adolescents. B. Self-exams are not useful as older people cannot detect various cancers. C. Older women need to be screened for breast cancer and osteoporosis. D. Tests of blood and urine are no longer used because they are inaccurate.

If a person’s thymus gland is not functioning properly, what could happen the next time they are exposed to the virus that causes a cold?

Group exercise instructors must audition for instructor positions.
A.
True
B.
False

At Roberta’s school, the teachers ask all of the students to assess themselves on their SEL competencies. Which question will Roberta MOST likely answer during her SEL assessment? A. How well do you perform on math tests? B. How do you show respect for other students? C. What are your top three athletic skills? D. What do you usually eat for breakfast?

Physical Therapists work in _____.
A.
Hospitals
B.
Nursing homes
C.
Solo or group practices
D.
All of the above

How many neurons do humans have? Where are most neurons found?

Q What did the therapist say to the pirate?
A Sir you need to Anchor your anger issues



TO BOOST YOUR MOOD THIS MORNING OR NIGHT

10 pointsss!!!!!!

Ben is working on being more successful at stealing bases this baseball season. Ben can apply technology to help him realize this individual goal by utilizing a:


A. Spreadsheet to track opponent pitching tendencies to know when to run

B. Stopwatch and record the time it takes to go to the next base using different sliding skills

C. Video camera and analyze his crossover step technique to get a fast start

D. All of the above

Isabella is at a sporting event when one of the spectators standing near her collapses and is unconscious. Isabella realizes the person needs CPR. How should Isabella respond in this scenario? What are the steps she should take to properly perform basic CPR?

Bernie is giving a talk on heredity at a health seminar. What is MOST likely to be one of Bernie’s titles for the presentation slides?
A. Predicting Personal Traits Based on Family Genes
B. Using Vaccines to Prevent Communicable Diseases
C. Increasing Access to Health Care for the Good of All
D. Helping Others Deal with Grief and Loss

Select the correct answer. A good diet should require which of the following?
A. Three simple and healthy meals that you eat every day
B. Special food made by the weight loss company
C. Food from all of the food groups
D. Liquid shakes that you drink for all your meals
please help :)

Leslie tells her therapist that she constantly feels survivor’s guilt. What MOST likely happened in Leslie’s life to make her feel this way? A. Her sister died in a car accident, but Leslie did not. B. Leslie was in an abusive relationship for many years. C. Her parents were addicted to drugs when Leslie was young. D. Leslie went through the five stages of grief after her mom died.

Enzo is writing a list of all the responsibilities the FDA has. What is MOST likely to be on this list?
A. They offer discount health insurance to people who need it.
B. They provide fresh fruits and vegetables and clean water to people.
C. They investigate diseases to help stop them from spreading.
D. They make sure medicines do what they claim to do.

Jeannine, a 25-year-old nurse, just found out that her biological mother, a 50-year-old teacher, has breast cancer. Using the concepts of heredity and genes, how might this diagnosis in her family history affect Jeannine’s personal health? How might early detection and warning signs play a role in both Jeannie’s health care and the health care of her mother?

Carmen is introducing fellow teachers to the concept of SEL at an in-service meeting. What is MOST likely to be the title of Carmen’s presentation? A. Stress Management in Our Students’ Lives B. A Zero-Tolerance Policy for Gun Violence in Schools C. Providing Healthy Breakfasts and Lunches for All Students D. Technological Advancements in Healthcare for Teens