5 Written Questions

1. elimination or diminution of tension
2. active amines, epinephrine and norepinephrine, that affect the nervous and cardiovascualr systems
3. solution that inactivates a virus and should be used to clean tables floors and work areas
4. virus that is trasnmitted t/ blood and other bodily fluids that causes inflammation f the liver
5. hormone secreted from the adrenal galdn that stimulates the body for a "fight or flight rxn" aka adrenaline

5 Matching Questions

1. virus
2. complacency
3. clonic spasm
4. burnout
5. meditation

1. a muscle spasm characterized by intermittent contraction and relaxation
2. b process of relaxation, characterized byt the reduction of mental activity and muscular tension and creation of a climate for increased productivity
3. c a submicroscopic parasite org that depends on the nutrients within cells
4. d satisfaction with one's own abilities and merits: a feeling that improvement is not needed
5. e physical and emotial exhaustion

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a disease characterized by feelings of helplessness, loss of energy, guilt, changes in sleep eating and recurrent thoughts of death
   1. stress
   2. relaxation
   3. depression
   4. meditation
2. occupational safety and health admin--org responsible for health and safety in the workplace
   1. HIV-
   2. OSHA
   3. atrophy
   4. virus
3. disease that acts on the immune system, making an individual suceptibile to the smallest of infections
   1. bimalleolar fracture
   2. avulsion fracture
   3. AIDS-acquried immuno dificiency syndrome
   4. seasonal affective disorder
4. of or pertaining to phenomena that are both psychological and physiological
   1. motivation
   2. phobias
   3. necrosis
   4. psychosomatic
5. unrealistic and unfounded suspicions about ppl or things
   1. phobias
   2. burnout
   3. paranoia
   4. rapport

5 True/False Questions

1. incentive → something that provokes action or effort

   True        False

2. stress → positive or neg forces that can disrupt the body's perfromance

   True        False

3. HIV- → virus that is transmitted t/ blood and other bodily fluids that leads to AIDS

   True        False

4. bimalleolar fracture → the tearing away of a bony prominences such as a tuberosity from the rest of the bone by the forcible pull of its tendinous attachment

   True        False

5. bloodborne pathogens → test for an achilles tendon rupture

   True        False