Question 1

SPF stands for sun protection factor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

According to the News Clip on health benefits of Vitamin D,it takes 15-30 minutes of sunlight exposure to synthesize Vitamin D in the skin.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The ultraviolet index

Accepted Answer

A) reports previous ultraviolet radiation levels throughout the United States. 
B) predicts the next day's ultraviolet radiation levels throughout the United States. 
C) indicates how much sunscreen to wear. 
D) estimates the amount of melanin produced by skin cells. 
A) reports previous ultraviolet radiation levels throughout the United States. 
B) predicts the next day's ultraviolet radiation levels throughout the United States. 
C) indicates how much sunscreen to wear. 
D) estimates the amount of melanin produced by skin cells. B

Question 4

Benefits of exposure to ultraviolet radiation include

Accepted Answer

A) seasonal affective disorder and vitamin D. 
B) seasonal affective disorder and rickets. 
C) treatment for certain skin disorders and vitamin C. 
D) treatment for certain skin disorders and vitamin D. 
A) seasonal affective disorder and vitamin D. 
B) seasonal affective disorder and rickets. 
C) treatment for certain skin disorders and vitamin C. 
D) treatment for certain skin disorders and vitamin D.

Question 5

Sunscreen SPF stands for

Accepted Answer

A) sun prediction factor. 
B) sun protection factor. 
C) sun prediction filament. 
D) sun protection filament. 
A) sun prediction factor. 
B) sun protection factor. 
C) sun prediction filament. 
D) sun protection filament.

Question 6

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that solar radiation decreases as one moves farther from the equator.

Accepted Answer

A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude 
A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude

Question 7

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help them understand how often and where to apply sun protection?

Accepted Answer

A) Understanding the ultraviolet index 
B) Use sunscreen properly 
C) Wear protective clothing 
D) Wear sunglasses 
A) Understanding the ultraviolet index 
B) Use sunscreen properly 
C) Wear protective clothing 
D) Wear sunglasses

Question 8

One schoolwide sun-safety initiative involves teaching students when,where,and how to apply sunscreen.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from ________ of ultraviolet B radiation.

Accepted Answer

A) 85% 
B) 90% 
C) 93% 
D) 97% 
A) 85% 
B) 90% 
C) 93% 
D) 97%

Question 10

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from 93% of UVB radiation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

To avoid harmful ultraviolet radiation,the best time of day for a child to play outside is from ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 8 AM to 9 AM 
B) 10 AM to 11 AM 
C) 12 PM to 1 PM 
D) 2 PM to 3 PM 
A) 8 AM to 9 AM 
B) 10 AM to 11 AM 
C) 12 PM to 1 PM 
D) 2 PM to 3 PM

Question 12

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that most radiation occurs between 9 AM and 3 PM.

Accepted Answer

A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude 
A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude

Question 13

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that that amount of ultraviolet radiation increases where the atmosphere is thinner because it is less able to absorb ultraviolet B.

Accepted Answer

A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude 
A) Time of day 
B) Geographical location 
C) Season 
D) Altitude

Question 14

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is damage to areas in the lens of the eye,which causes cloudiness of vision.

Accepted Answer

A) Sunburn 
B) Heat stress 
C) Skin cancer 
D) Cataracts 
A) Sunburn 
B) Heat stress 
C) Skin cancer 
D) Cataracts

Question 15

It is suggested that children NEVER have any unblocked time in the sun.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The ultraviolet index rates intensity levels on a scale of ________ for every ZIP code in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) 0 to 10+ 
B) 0 to 11+ 
C) 1 to 10+ 
D) 1 to 11+ 
A) 0 to 10+ 
B) 0 to 11+ 
C) 1 to 10+ 
D) 1 to 11+

Question 17

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help prevent eye problems and premature wrinkles?

Accepted Answer

A) Wear protective clothing 
B) Wear sunglasses 
C) Play in the shade 
D) Limit time in the sun at midday 
A) Wear protective clothing 
B) Wear sunglasses 
C) Play in the shade 
D) Limit time in the sun at midday

Question 18

Ultraviolet ________ radiation does not cause sunburn,but can indirectly damage DNA.

Accepted Answer

A) A 
B) B 
C) C 
D) D 
A) A 
B) B 
C) C 
D) D

Question 19

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is the most common immediate risk and is characterized by redness and heat over a small percentage of the body.

Accepted Answer

A) Sunburn 
B) Heat stress 
C) Skin cancer 
D) Cataracts 
A) Sunburn 
B) Heat stress 
C) Skin cancer 
D) Cataracts

Question 20

According to the Ultraviolet Index of Risk for Skin Damage and Sun Protection Behaviors,an ultraviolet index of 12 is considered

Accepted Answer

A) moderate. 
B) high. 
C) very high. 
D) extreme. 
A) moderate. 
B) high. 
C) very high. 
D) extreme.

SPF stands for sun protection factor.

According to the News Clip on health benefits of Vitamin D,it takes 15-30 minutes of sunlight exposure to synthesize Vitamin D in the skin.

The ultraviolet index

Benefits of exposure to ultraviolet radiation include

Sunscreen SPF stands for

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that solar radiation decreases as one moves farther from the equator.

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help them understand how often and where to apply sun protection?

One schoolwide sun-safety initiative involves teaching students when,where,and how to apply sunscreen.

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from ________ of ultraviolet B radiation.

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from 93% of UVB radiation.

To avoid harmful ultraviolet radiation,the best time of day for a child to play outside is from ________.

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that most radiation occurs between 9 AM and 3 PM.

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that that amount of ultraviolet radiation increases where the atmosphere is thinner because it is less able to absorb ultraviolet B.

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is damage to areas in the lens of the eye,which causes cloudiness of vision.

It is suggested that children NEVER have any unblocked time in the sun.

The ultraviolet index rates intensity levels on a scale of ________ for every ZIP code in the United States.

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help prevent eye problems and premature wrinkles?

Ultraviolet ________ radiation does not cause sunburn,but can indirectly damage DNA.

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is the most common immediate risk and is characterized by redness and heat over a small percentage of the body.

According to the Ultraviolet Index of Risk for Skin Damage and Sun Protection Behaviors,an ultraviolet index of 12 is considered

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Increasing Students Activity Levels

Helping Students Develop Physical Fitness

Improving Students Nutrition

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Exam 11: Teaching Sun Safety

SPF stands for sun protection factor.

According to the News Clip on health benefits of Vitamin D,it takes 15-30 minutes of sunlight exposure to synthesize Vitamin D in the skin.

The ultraviolet index

Benefits of exposure to ultraviolet radiation include

Sunscreen SPF stands for

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that solar radiation decreases as one moves farther from the equator.

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help them understand how often and where to apply sun protection?

One schoolwide sun-safety initiative involves teaching students when,where,and how to apply sunscreen.

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from ________ of ultraviolet B radiation.

A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 protects the skin from 93% of UVB radiation.

To avoid harmful ultraviolet radiation,the best time of day for a child to play outside is from ________.

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that most radiation occurs between 9 AM and 3 PM.

This environmental factor affecting ultraviolet exposure indicates that that amount of ultraviolet radiation increases where the atmosphere is thinner because it is less able to absorb ultraviolet B.

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is damage to areas in the lens of the eye,which causes cloudiness of vision.

It is suggested that children NEVER have any unblocked time in the sun.

The ultraviolet index rates intensity levels on a scale of ________ for every ZIP code in the United States.

Which of the following sun-safety behaviors for students will help prevent eye problems and premature wrinkles?

Ultraviolet ________ radiation does not cause sunburn,but can indirectly damage DNA.

This risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation is the most common immediate risk and is characterized by redness and heat over a small percentage of the body.

According to the Ultraviolet Index of Risk for Skin Damage and Sun Protection Behaviors,an ultraviolet index of 12 is considered

Improving the Health of Americas Children

Understanding Childrens Needs and Readiness for Physical Activity

Teaching Physical Activities Safely and Effectively

Improving the Effectiveness of Instruction and Feedback

Management and Discipline in an Activity Setting

Teaching Children With Special Needs

Integrating Physical Activity and Academics

Increasing Students Activity Levels

Helping Students Develop Physical Fitness

Improving Students Nutrition

Promoting Childrens Health Beyond the School Day

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