Exam 6: Injury and Injury Prevention
Exam 1: Introduction35 Questions
Exam 2: Research Methods34 Questions
Exam 3: Theories of Health Behavior35 Questions
Exam 4: Understanding Stress35 Questions
Exam 5: Managing Stress35 Questions
Exam 6: Injury and Injury Prevention35 Questions
Exam 7: Substance Use and Abuse34 Questions
Exam 8: Obesity and Disordered Eating35 Questions
Exam 9: Understanding and Managing Pain35 Questions
Exam 10: Understanding and Managing Chronic Illness35 Questions
Exam 11: Leading Causes of Mortality: Coronary Heart Disease and Cancer35 Questions
Exam 12: Terminal Illness and Bereavement35 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Health Care35 Questions
Exam 14: Conclusions and Future Directions33 Questions
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Injuries are responsible for nearly ______ of the deaths of adolescents and young adults.
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Brett witnessed violence between his parents many times growing up. Longitudinal data suggest that Brett may be ______ times as likely to commit violence toward his own partner than he would have been had he grown up in a nonviolent home.
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All else being equal, an injury-related death in young or middle-aged adult is MOST likely the result of a drug overdose.
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People who text while driving make as many driving errors as do people with a blood alcohol content of ______.
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A recent examination of the brains of former National Football League players revealed that ______ showed signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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As compared to women, men are ______ likely to attempt suicide and ______ likely to die from it.
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Ava is 6. If she were to die in the next year due to an unintentional injury, the MOST likely cause would be ______.
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All else being equal, which individual is LEAST likely to experience an unintentional injury?
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Adolescent drivers high in conscientiousness may be MORE likely to drive while texting or speaking on a cell phone.
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Abby tries to encourage her elderly mother to get at least a little exercise. Abby is worried that her mother's sedentary lifestyle might increase her mother's risk of ______, the leading cause of injury-related deaths among older adults.
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Suicide has surpassed car accidents as the leading cause of death among children aged 10-14. This change reflects ______.
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People living in a house where a firearm is kept are 5 times more likely to die by suicide than are people living in gun-free homes.
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Scott and Jacquie volunteer with the Red Cross. Today, they are assisting a local fire department by installing free smoke detectors in homes in a low-income neighborhood to prevent fire fatalities. This is an example of a(n) ______ strategy to prevent injuries.
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A graph relating the likelihood of an injury from a fall to age from 0 to 90 should show a ______.
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According to the text, as many as ______ of the 1,300 people who die each year as a result of injuries sustained while riding a bicycle might have lived had they been wearing a helmet.
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Relative to other causes of death, unintentional injuries ______ in rank across the adult lifespan.
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The textbook notes that preventing deaths by ______ is one of the BEST illustrations of the value of providing skills training.
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About ______ people die in each day in the United States from car accidents. ______ of these deaths could be prevented.
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