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9780130320179

The Health Teacher's Book of Lists

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    9780130320179

  • ISBN10:

    013032017X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-08-15
  • Publisher: Jossey-Bass

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Summary

Here are 300 of the most used and useful lists for developing instructional materials and planning lessons for elementary and secondary students. For easy use, the lists are printed in a full-page format for easy copying and use with individual students and groups and conveniently organized into 14 sections, some of which are: Consumer Health Diet Nutrition First Aid Safety Diseases Disorders Family Planning Stress Management Self-Esteem Substance Abuse In short, The Health Teacher's Book of Lists provides an unparalleled, all-in-one reference tool packed with information and ideas that will save hours of research and preparation and help enliven and enrich both the teaching and earning of health.

Author Biography

Patricia Rizzo-Toner has taught health and physical education in the Council Rock School District in Newtown, Pennsylvania, for 25 years. She is author of the six-unit series Just for the Health of It! Health Curriculum Activities and How to Survive Teaching Health (1990) as well as practical P.E. teaching resources. Marian D. Milliken, health and physical education teacher for over 20 years in the Council Rock School District in Newtown, Pennsylvania, is advisor to a 900-student S.A.D.D. chapter, a member of the Student Assistance Team, and received the Patricia Chamberlain Award for Excellence in the field of health and physical education.

Table of Contents

About This Resource ix
Section 1 SYSTEMS OF THE BODY
Systems of the Body
3(1)
Types of Body Tissue
3(1)
Functions and Structure of the Skin
4(1)
Functions and Structure of the Skeletal System
4(1)
Types of Bones and Joints
5(1)
Major Bones of the Body
6(1)
Major Skeletal Muscles, Muscle Types, and Their Functions
7(1)
Functions and Structure of the Nervous System
8(1)
Functions and Structure of the Neurons
8(1)
Main Divisions of the Brain
9(1)
Functions and Major Glands of the Endocrine System
10(1)
Functions and Structure of the Cardiovascular System
11(1)
Path of Blood Through the Heart
11(1)
Structure of the Blood and Blood Types
12(1)
Functions and Structure of the Lymphatic System
12(1)
Functions and Structure of the Respiratory System
13(1)
Functions and Structure of the Digestive System
14(1)
Functions and Structure of the Urinary System
15(1)
Functions and Structure of the Teeth
15(1)
Structure of the Eye
16(1)
Structure of the Ear
17(1)
Path of Sound Waves Through the Ear
18(1)
Body Senses
18(1)
Body Parts Compared to Automobile Parts
19(1)
Interesting Facts About the Human Body
20(3)
Section 2 HUMAN SEXUALITY
Organs of the Male Reproductive System
23(1)
Components of Semen
24(1)
Path of Sperm Cells
24(1)
Male Changes During Puberty
24(1)
Male Physiology
25(1)
Problems of the Male Reproductive System
25(1)
Some Causes of Male Sterility
26(1)
Signs of Prostate and Testicular Cancer
26(1)
Male Sexual Concerns
27(1)
The External Organs of the Female Reproductive System
28(1)
The Internal Organs of the Female Reproductive System
29(1)
Female Changes During Puberty
30(1)
Female Physiology
30(1)
Problems of the Female Reproductive System
31(1)
Risk Factors for Breast Cancer
32(1)
Female Sexual Concerns
32(1)
Symptoms of Menopause
33(1)
Types of Examinations and Procedures
33(2)
Phases of Human Sexual Response
35(1)
Sexual Variations and Paraphilias
36(5)
Section 3 DIET AND NUTRITION
Essential Nutrients Found in Food
41(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Protein
41(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Carbohydrates
42(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Fat
42(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Cholesterol
43(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Vitamins
43(3)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Essential Minerals
46(1)
Nutritional Functions of Water
47(1)
Nutritional Functions and Sources of Fiber
47(1)
U.S. Recommended Daily Dietary Allowances
48(1)
U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Healthy Nutrition
48(1)
Information Included on Food Labels
49(1)
Nutritional Information on Food Labels
50(1)
The Food Guide Pyramid
51(1)
Classifications of Vegetarians
52(1)
Common Causes of Overweight and Obesity
52(1)
Benefits of a Regular Exercise Program
52(1)
Number of Calories Burned by 150-Pound Person in Various Physical Activities
53(1)
Common Eating Disorders
54(1)
Symptoms and Causes of Anorexia and Bulimia
54(1)
Interesting Diet and Nutrition Facts
55(4)
Section 4 CONSUMER HEALTH
Advantages of Being a Wise Consumer
59(1)
Consumer Bill of Rights
59(1)
Factors That Influence Buying Decisions
60(1)
Advertising Persuasion Techniques
60(1)
Health Products Commonly Susceptible to Fraud
61(1)
Methods of Recognizing Fraudulent Practices or Products
62(1)
Agencies That Protect Consumers
63(1)
Better Business Bureau Services
63(1)
Federal Government Agencies That Deal with Health-Related Products and Services
64(1)
Steps to Resolve Consumer Problems
65(1)
Items to Include in a Consumer Complaint Letter
66(1)
Guidelines for Choosing a Health Professional
67(1)
Types of Physicians
68(1)
Types of Dental Specialists
69(1)
Questions to Ask About Prescription Drugs
69(1)
Safety Measures for Storing and Handling Medicines
70(1)
Basics for the Home Medicine Chest
70(3)
Section 5 FIRST AID AND SAFETY
First-Aid Priorities
73(1)
What to Report When Placing an Emergency Phone Call
73(1)
Signals of Breathing Emergencies
74(1)
Causes and Prevention of Choking
74(1)
First Aid for Choking
75(1)
Signs of a Heart Attack
76(1)
First Aid for a Heart Attack
76(1)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
77(1)
Types of Open Wounds
77(1)
Techniques to Control Severe Bleeding
78(1)
Symptoms of and First Aid for Internal Bleeding
78(1)
Symptoms of and First Aid for Shock
79(1)
Types of Burns
80(1)
First Aid for Burns
80(1)
First Aid for Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains, and Strains
81(1)
Ways Poisoning May Occur
81(1)
Signals of and First Aid for Poisoning
82(1)
Signals of and Care for Bites and Stings
83(2)
Signals of and Care for Sudden Illness
85(1)
Signals of and Care for Diabetic Emergencies
85(1)
Signals of and Care for Stroke
86(1)
Causes of and Care for Seizures
87(1)
Signals of and Care for Heat-Related Emergencies
88(1)
Signals of and Care for Cold-Related Emergencies
89(1)
Safety Tips to Protect Children
90(1)
Water Safety Precautions
91(1)
Safety Precautions in Weather-Related Emergencies
92(1)
Supplies in a First-Aid Kit
93(4)
Section 6 DISEASES AND DISORDERS
Common Communicable Diseases
97(3)
Types of Pathogens and Ways They Can Be Spread
100(1)
Types of Vaccines
101(1)
Recommended Schedule for Active Immunization
101(1)
Common Examples of Biofeedback
102(1)
Symptoms of Lyme Disease
102(1)
Steps to Prevent Lyme Disease
103(1)
Symptoms of Mononucleosis
103(1)
Symptoms of Hepatitis
104(1)
Common Ways Hepatitis Can Be Spread
105(1)
Three Basic Defenses Against Infection
106(1)
Guidelines to Reduce the Spread of Infection
106(1)
Common Antibiotics and Methods of Administration
107(1)
Common Diseases and Disorders of the Major Body Systems
107(3)
Risk Factors for Heart Disease
110(1)
Steps to Prevent Heart Disease
110(1)
Types of Cancer
111(1)
Warning Signs of Cancer
111(1)
Methods of Cancer Treatment
112(1)
Risk Factors for Cancer
112(2)
Interesting Facts About Diseases and Disorders
114(3)
Section 7 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS, HIV, AND AIDS
Common Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI)
117(1)
General Symptoms in Females
117(1)
General Symptoms in Males
118(1)
Other Symptoms of Sexually Transmitted Infections
118(1)
Modes of Transmission of Sexually Transmitted Infections
119(1)
Risky Behaviors Known to Transmit Sexually Transmitted Infections
120(1)
STI, HIV, and AIDS Terminology
120(2)
How the Body Defends Itself Against Illness
122(1)
Risky Behaviors Known to Transmit HIV
123(1)
How HIV Is Not Transmitted
123(1)
How HIV Infection Can Be Prevented
124(1)
Symptoms of HIV Disease and AIDS
125(1)
HIV Diagnostic Tests
126(3)
How AIDS Is Diagnosed
129(1)
Infections Included in the CDC's Definition of AIDS
129(1)
Medical Treatments for People with HIV Disease
130(2)
Sexually Transmitted Infections Fact Chart
132(5)
Section 8 FAMILY PLANNING
Contraception Through the Ages
137(2)
Facts About Teen Sexual Behavior
139(1)
Reasons Why Teens Choose Abstinence
140(1)
Natural Family Planning Methods
141(1)
Barrier Methods of Contraception
142(1)
Chemical Methods of Contraception
143(1)
Surgical Methods of Contraception
144(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Contraceptive Methods
145(1)
Effectiveness of Some Contraceptive Methods
146(1)
Current Use and Nonuse of Contraceptives
147(1)
Lubricants That Weaken or Disintegrate Latex Condoms
147(1)
Nonmethods of Birth Control
148(1)
Who Should Not Use Oral Contraceptives
149(1)
Risk of Death Associated with Birth Control Methods, Pregnancy, and Abortion
150(3)
Section 9 PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH
Glossary of Pregnancy Terms
153(2)
Detecting Pregnancy
155(1)
Fetal Development Stages
156(2)
Stages of Pregnancy
158(1)
A Method of Calculating the Delivery Date
158(1)
Danger Signs During Pregnancy
159(1)
Things to Avoid During Pregnancy
160(1)
Special Food Needs During Pregnancy
161(1)
Atypical Conditions During Pregnancy
162(1)
Childbirth Preparation Methods
163(1)
Stages of Labor and Childbirth
164(1)
Pain Relief During Childbirth
165(1)
APGAR Test
166(1)
Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Methods
167(1)
Leading Categories of Birth Defects
168(1)
Tests to Detect Birth Defects During Pregnancy
169(1)
Birth Defects
170(2)
On an Average Day in the United States
172(1)
Impact of Teen Pregnancy
173(1)
Teen Pregnancy Statistics
174(1)
Pregnancy Options
175(1)
Types of Abortions
176(3)
Section 10 RELATIONSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION
Types of Communication
179(1)
Levels of Communication
180(1)
Barriers to Good Communication
181(1)
Communication Stoppers
181(1)
Refusal Skills
182(1)
Styles of Refusing
183(1)
Relationship Skills
184(1)
The Three Components of a Relationship
185(1)
Constructive Elements in a Relationship
185(1)
Destructive Elements in a Relationship
186(1)
Signs of Troubled Relationships
186(1)
Reasons for Ending Relationships
187(1)
Types of Families
187(1)
The Five Most Common Major Family Crises
188(1)
Factors Affecting Marital Relationships
188(1)
Social Background Factors of Successful Marital Relationships
188(1)
Communication and Relationship Facts
189(4)
Section 11 STRESS MANAGEMENT AND SELF-ESTEEM
Major Causes of Stress for Adults and Teens
193(1)
Adolescent Life-Change-Event Stressors
194(1)
Factors Influencing Stress
195(1)
Effects of Stress on Health and the Body
196(1)
Guidelines for Coping with Stress
197(1)
Helpful Hints for Reducing Stress During Test Taking
198(1)
Signs of High and Low Self-Esteem
199(1)
Skills for Improving Self-Esteem
200(1)
Guidelines for Goal Setting
201(1)
Time-Management Techniques for Students
201(1)
Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
202(1)
Categories of Phobias
203(1)
Common Phobias
203(1)
Healthful Ways to Deal with Anger
204(1)
Types of Mental and Personality Disorders
205(3)
Warning Signs of Mental Illness
208(1)
Types of Schizophrenia
209(1)
Common Signs of Schizophrenia
209(1)
Common Symptoms of Depression
210(1)
Healthful Ways to Deal with Emotions
211(1)
Types of Mental Health Professionals
212(1)
Types of Treatment for Mental Illness
213(1)
Characteristics of Good Mental Health
214(1)
Sources of Mental-Health Support and Information
215(4)
Section 12 VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Reasons for Teen Violence
219(1)
Types of Violence
220(1)
Facts About Girls and Violence
220(2)
The Cost of Violence
222(1)
Cost of Firearm-Related Violence
223(1)
Facts About Youth Incarceration
224(1)
Sexual Harassment Definitions
225(1)
Facts About Sexual Assault
226(2)
Facts About Rape
228(1)
Steps for Preventing Sexual Assault or Rape
229(1)
Facts About Domestic Violence
230(1)
Symptoms of Domestic Abuse
231(1)
Recognizing the Batterer
232(1)
``Sweet Baby'' Syndromes
233(1)
Common Characteristics of the Batterer
234(1)
Common Characteristics of Battered Women
234(1)
Hotline Numbers
235(1)
Public Health Service Agencies and Sources of Information
236(5)
Section 13 SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Factors That Discourage Drug Use
241(1)
Factors That Encourage Drug Use
241(1)
Methods of Drug Administration
242(1)
Factors That Influence Drug Reactions
243(1)
Controlled Substances---Uses and Effects
244(2)
Some Sources of Caffeine
246(1)
Caffeine Content of Some Beverages and Over-the-Counter Drugs
246(2)
Common Types of Inhalants and Their Effects
248(1)
Sources of Steroids and Reasons for Their Effects
249(1)
Medical Uses and Effects of Steroids
249(1)
Most-Abused Alcoholic Beverages
250(1)
Physical Effects of Alcohol Use
250(1)
Effects of Blood Alcohol Concentration
251(1)
Alcohol Impairment Charts
252(1)
Factors That Can Influence the Effects of Alcohol
253(1)
Characteristics of Alcoholism
253(1)
Common Treatments for Alcoholism
254(1)
Factors That Affect Alcohol Use by Youth
255(1)
Common Characteristics of Young Smokers
256(1)
Chemical Components of Tobacco Smoke
256(1)
Effects of Tobacco Use
257(1)
Methods and Programs to Quit Smoking
258(1)
Common Signs of Drug Misuse
259(1)
Common Drug Treatment Approaches
259(1)
Common Information Provided on Over-the-Counter Drug Labels
260(1)
United States Drug Laws
261(1)
Sources of Substance Abuse Prevention Education and Information
262(3)
Section 14 AGING, DEATH, DYING, AND SUICIDE
Physical Changes Due to Aging
265(1)
Major Concerns of the Elderly
265(1)
Myths Associated with the Aging
266(1)
Reasons for Studying Death and Dying
266(1)
Conditions Necessary to Determine Death
267(1)
Definitions of Death
267(1)
Leading Causes of Death
268(1)
Factors That Determine Our Attitudes About Death
268(1)
Development of a Child's Understanding of Death
269(1)
Stages in the Acceptance of Death
269(1)
Defense Mechanisms Used to Cope with Death
270(1)
Common Strategies Used to Cope with Death
270(1)
Ways to Help Others Grieve
271(1)
Common Methods of Final Disposition of a Body After Death
271(1)
People Most Susceptible to Self-Destruction
272(1)
Causes of Teen Suicide
273(1)
Warning Signs of Suicide
273(1)
Suggestions for Handling Potential Suicides
274(1)
Indirect Forms of Self-Destruction
275(1)
Myths About Suicide
275

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