Question

1. finding out your basic medical information can help you in an emergency.

a) true
b) false

1. as a teen you can see ______.

a) a pediatrician only
b) a general practitioner only
c) either a pediatrician or general practitioner

1. your doctor should be someone you feel ______ talking to about anything—body image, dating, relationships, peer pressure to drink or do drugs, school problems, or depression.

a) not comfortable
b) scared
c) surprised
d) comfortable

Explanation:

Question 4

In an emergency, knowing basic medical info (allergies, conditions, meds) helps responders treat you. So the statement is true.

Teens can see either a pediatrician (who specializes in kids/teens) or a general practitioner (who treats all ages). They aren't restricted to only one.

A doctor should be someone you feel comfortable with to discuss personal topics (body image, mental health, etc.). "Not Comfortable", "Scared", or "Surprised" don't fit for open discussions.

Answer:

A) True

Question 5