Medicines parent survey
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This document contains a survey for parents about common household remedies and medicines. It asks parents to rate how much they agree with statements about medication and health care use and to rank common illnesses and treatments. Parents are asked to provide information on the most commonly used medication in their family as well as to rank order common ailments and treatments from most to least common. The survey aims to gather data on typical health care practices in the home.
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2) Key changes include compressing the chest 100 times per minute, giving 30 chest compressions before 2 rescue breaths, and encouraging chest compressions only if unwilling to provide breaths.
3) The guidelines provide the full BLS sequence, including steps for assessing responsiveness, calling for help, opening the airway, providing compressions and breaths, and placing the victim in the recovery position.
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The document outlines the objectives and key concepts of a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) course. The objectives are to prepare students to respond to health emergencies, learn CPR skills to help victims, and recognize when an emergency occurs. CPR is explained as an emergency procedure to keep blood and oxygen flowing to the brain and heart when they stop working by providing chest compressions until emergency services arrive. The chain of survival and steps to take during a heart attack or stroke are also described.
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This document provides instructions for a project where students will create a comic strip and PowerPoint presentation about the effects of drugs. Students will be assigned one of 11 drugs to research. They will use the Comic Life program to create a comic strip with at least 10 panels that depicts the effects of the drug. They will also create a PowerPoint covering the name, uses, short and long term effects of the drug. Students will present their comic strip and PowerPoint to the class. The document provides detailed requirements and guidelines for the comic strip, PowerPoint, research sources, and oral presentation.
Project requirements
The document outlines a wellness project for students to create 30-second public service announcements (PSAs) promoting respect and tolerance in their community. Students will work in groups of 3 using Audacity software to write and record a script that raises awareness of topics like bullying, self-esteem, respect, and cultural awareness. Their PSAs will be played at school events throughout the year. Students will be evaluated by their Wellness and Computer teachers on criteria like the message, editing, and their involvement. Projects are due November 24th or December 1st depending on the student's Wellness class week.
Respect unit essential questions
This document lists 5 essential questions about respect and bullying: why bullies bully, what victims can do to stop it, what bystanders should do when witnessing it, why good communication is important, and why those with high self-esteem do not bully others.
Random acts of kindness
This document outlines a random acts of kindness exercise where a student performs 5 random acts of kindness over the course of a week for different people. They then fill out a grid tracking the date, act performed, who was involved, and why they did it. After, they answer 3 reflection questions about which act stood out most to them and why, who benefited most from their act and why, and how the acts made them feel and how this links to self-esteem.
Help with bullying
This document provides advice for families on bullying at school. It discusses:
1. What bullying is, its effects on victims, and the importance of schools, families, and students working together to address it.
2. Steps families can take if they suspect their child is being bullied, such as contacting the school and being persistent until speaking to someone, as well as signs to look out for and ways to support their child's self-esteem.
3. Challenges families may face, such as children not wanting their parents to contact the school or get involved, and the importance of listening to children and gaining their trust and understanding while also taking action if concerned.
Sleep deprived teens article
Half of teens have driven while drowsy according to a new survey, posing a safety risk. The survey found that most teens are not getting the recommended 9 hours of sleep per night, with only 20% getting optimal sleep. As a result, many teens are falling asleep in class, while doing homework, and feeling depressed. Getting insufficient sleep also negatively impacts school performance. Solutions proposed include later school start times to match teens' natural sleep cycles better and establishing regular sleep routines without electronics in the bedroom.
Physical fitness
The document discusses key learning objectives around fitness for students, including recommended exercise amounts for children, avoiding injuries, chronic diseases related to lifestyle, target heart rate zones, and benefits of exercise. It also defines fitness, outlines components of health and sport-related fitness, and provides guidance on developing a fitness program, including assessing goals and health, planning workouts based on individual needs using the FITT formula, and monitoring heart rate zones and adaptations over time.
Smoking and tobacco use
Smoking and tobacco use can have serious negative health consequences:
- More than 1,000 Americans die each day from smoking-related illnesses. Tobacco is toxic, addictive, and can kill users by taking away years of their lives.
- Cigarettes contain over 7,000 chemicals, many of which are toxic, including carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, arsenic, cyanide, and over 70 cancer-causing agents.
- Both smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke increase risks of cancer, heart disease, lung disease, premature birth, and infant death. Quitting smoking can reduce health risks.
Advertising techniques
The document discusses various advertising techniques used to promote products. Some techniques mentioned include using new products to make customers feel left behind if they don't buy; using statistics to prove a product's superiority; using vague language to suggest benefits without guarantees; claiming special ingredients make a product highly effective; appealing to patriotism; using distractions when addressing problems; portraying products as practical for everyday people; appealing to luxury lifestyles; offering incentives to buy; using testimonials from famous people; using humor; oversimplifying problems and offering one-size-fits-all solutions; focusing only on positive qualities while ignoring negatives; using appealing words to enhance a product's appeal; exploiting people's desire to join popular opinions;
Medicines in my home
This document provides information about proper use and storage of over-the-counter medicines. It discusses what medicines are, how they differ from prescription medicines, and how to choose the right over-the-counter medicine by reading the drug facts label. The drug facts label provides important information about active ingredients, warnings, directions for use, and when to ask a doctor before use. It emphasizes the importance of only taking recommended doses and not combining medicines without checking with a doctor or pharmacist first.
Advertising techniques
The document discusses various advertising techniques used to promote products. Some techniques mentioned include using new products to make customers feel left behind if they don't buy; using statistics to prove a product's superiority; using vague language to suggest benefits without guarantees; claiming special ingredients make a product highly effective; appealing to patriotism; using distractions when addressing problems; portraying products as practical for everyday people; appealing to luxury lifestyles; offering incentives to buy; using testimonials from famous people; using humor; oversimplifying problems and offering one-size-fits-all solutions; focusing only on positive qualities while ignoring negatives; using appealing words to enhance a product's appeal; exploiting people's desire to join popular opinions;
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