Jorge is 23 years old and plans to go out with his friends for happy hour at a bar after work. What is the BEST safety measure for him to put in place in this scenario?
A. He should only consume two to three drinks.
B. Let the friend who drinks the least drive home.
C. Ask a friend to help him stick to one drink.
D. Try smoking marijuana instead of drinking.

Answer:

c

Explanation:

This is the safest thing to do

Nico is having trouble sleeping. Which drug would the doctor MOST likely prescribe to treat this issue?
A. benzodiazepines
B. stimulants
C. empathogens
D. opioids

A flag football field is shorter than a standard tackle field at 30 yards wide and 70 yards long, with two 10-yard end zones and a midfield line-to-gain. To prevent power football in tight spaces, no run zones are located 5 yards before the end zone and on each side of the midfield lin-to-gain. If the ball is spotted on or inside the no run zone, the offense must use a pass play to get a first down or touchdown.

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What skills do people with high emotional intelligence have?

1: They are aware of their surroundings.
2: They tend to get upset easily.
3: They are skilled at understanding, controlling, expressing their emotions, and sensing the emotions of others.
4: They see things from a different perspective.

Sabrina is about to take a pill that was legally prescribed when her friend tells her to stop. “That is not safe, Sabrina! Don’t take it!” her friend warns. Why would this legal drug MOST likely be considered UNSAFE for Sabrina to use?
A. It is prescribed by a local doctor.
B. It is in a childproof container.
C. It is classified as a stimulant.
D. It is prescribed for Sabrina’s friend.

Katy’s health insurance now offers telemedicine as one of her options. What does this MOST likely mean for Katy? A. She can have virtual appointments with her doctor. B. She can take digestible pills to track her medication intake. C. She can get a mammogram in her own house. D. She can research her medical condition on free websites.

Chen is writing a report on the most common types of drugs people are most likely to become addicted to or abuse. What is the LEAST appropriate type of drug to include in this report?
A. painkillers
B. antibiotics
C. depressants
D. stimulants

What is MOST likely true about e-cigarettes?

A.
They have no harmful side effects.

B.
They have no labeling requirements for their cartridges.

C.
They are proven to be a healthier alternative to smoking.

D.
They can be purchased by people who are 21 and older.

Which of the following are true statements about the Center-Quarterback Exchange? Select all that apply.

Question 2 options:

If the Quarterback fumbles/drops the exchange, the play will be blown dead by the officials and the down will be lost.


The Center snaps putting the ball in play by giving it to the quarterback.


There is only one way to snap the football to the quarterback, and that is the under-center snap.


The Quarterback needs to position himself with his hands under the center to get the snap of the ball to start the play.

A down is the period of time that begins when the center puts the ball into play until the ball becomes dead. The offense gets 4 downs to move the ball 10 yards. If they move the ball 10 yards, they earn a "1st down" & start over until they score of fail to move 10 yards in 4 tries.

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False

Tracy works for a pharmaceutical company. What is MOST likely the title of the research report she is presenting to her supervisor?
A. The Effectiveness of Xanax on Sleep
B. The Prevention of Salmonella in Eggs
C. The Insurance Needs of Baby Boomers
D. The History of School Lunches in America

Huda and Rohan are having a baby. This is their first child, and they have lots of concerns. How can their obstetrician help walk them step-by-step through this process? How will the doctor best explain the stages of fetal development? How will the doctor explain the role of prenatal care? What warnings should the doctor give about potentially harmful substances that could affect the development of the fetus?

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Which method helps prevent communicable diseases?
A.) Disease diagnosis
B.) Hospitalization
C.) High rates of vaccination
D.) Immunization exemptions
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Nora has become addicted to nicotine. How did this MOST likely happen?
A. She decided to try marijuana.
B. She experimented with prescription drugs.
C. She started drinking beer.
D. She tried smoking cigarettes.

why is it that if u take ibprophan ur pain in ur body goes away

When would the Department of Agriculture be MORE likely to inspect food than the Food and Drug Administration? A. when poultry and dairy products are being inspected B. when fast-food restaurants are being inspected C. when areas known as “food deserts” are being inspected D. when foods being served in school cafeterias are being inspected

Denise’s baby has FAS. What did Denise MOST likely do while pregnant that caused this diagnosis?
A. Denise had unprotected s₤x.
B. Denise used prescription dr◡gs.
C. Denise drank a lot of alcohol.
D. Denise was a victim of domestic violence.

The brain sends signals to the rest of the body so that our bodies do what is needed to survive. Explain what the brain tells your body to do if you touch a hot object with your hand.

Move your hand away
Pump less blood to your hand
Slow down your heart rate
Take in more oxygen to your hand

The two-point stance is the proper stance for all positions in flag football except the Quarterback (QB) and Safety.

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False