Question

unit 2: decision making & safety/first aid

1. the first step in the decide decision-making model is:

a) examine options
b) decide on the healthiest option
c) determine what the decision is
d) evaluate the outcome

1. in an emergency situation, what should you do first?

a) move the injured person immediately
b) check for danger and ensure the scene is safe
c) give the person water
d) call someone you know for advice

1. for an unconscious person who is breathing normally, the best position is:

a) flat on their back
b) sitting upright
c) recovery position (on their side)
d) standing up

1. when making a health-related decision, which factor is most important to consider?

a) what your friends want you to do
b) the potential consequences of each option
c) what seems easiest at the time
d) what costs the least money

1. the correct depth for chest compressions during cpr is:

a) 1 inch
b) at least 2 inches
c) 4 inches
d) as hard as possible
unit 3: analyzing influences & substance use

1. which of these is not typically considered a major influence on health behavior?

a) family
b) peers
c) media
d) shoe size

1. a negative influence on substance use decisions might be:

a) parents who discuss the risks of drug use
b) friends who pressure you to try alcohol

Explanation:

Question 6

The DECIDE model steps start with identifying the decision. Option a is later, b is a choice step, d is the last step. So first step is determining the decision.

In emergencies, first ensure scene safety (check danger) to avoid harm. Moving injured (a) is unsafe, giving water (c) or calling for advice (d) are not first.

Unconscious but breathing normally: recovery position (side) prevents choking. Flat back (a) risks airway issues, sitting/standing (b/d) unsafe for unconscious.

Answer:

c) Determine what the decision is

Question 7