Which of the following is a practical step to using medicines safely? (1 point) Responses Take any medicine prescribed to family members if you are experiencing the same symptoms. Take any medicine prescribed to family members if you are experiencing the same symptoms. Store medicines according to the label’s instructions. Store medicines according to the label’s instructions. Combining medicines is ok if you write down what you are taking. Combining medicines is ok if you write down what you are taking. Serious side effects will happen. You shouldn’t need to alert your doctor if any of these develop.
Store medicines according to the label's instructions.
How can a city or town affect a teen’s health? (1 point) Responses the amount of tall buildings it has the amount of tall buildings it has the distance between gas stations the distance between gas stations the pollution or smog level the pollution or smog level the number of free concerts in the summer the number of free concerts in the summer
the pollution or smog level
Which of the following is a benefit of living in a mixed-use development over a suburb? (1 point) Responses More after-school activities available like cooking classes and sports teams. More after-school activities available like cooking classes and sports teams. Idling of buses tend to result in lower air pollution which helps your respiratory health. Idling of buses tend to result in lower air pollution which helps your respiratory health. Homes tend to be closer to businesses and schools making it easier to walk or bike to your destination. Homes tend to be closer to businesses and schools making it easier to walk or bike to your destination. Residents no longer experience long-term health risks like blood pressure or arthritis.
Homes tend to be closer to businesses and schools making it easier to walk or bike to your destination.
What information would you have difficulty finding on a prescription medical bottle? (1 point) Responses how many times a day to take the medicine how many times a day to take the medicine the strength of the medicine the strength of the medicine the name of your doctor who prescribed the medicine the name of your doctor who prescribed the medicine the reason you are taking the medicine
the name of your doctor who prescribed the medicine
When should you administer rescue breathing? (1 point) Responses when an individual is choking when an individual is choking when an individual has second-degree burns when an individual has second-degree burns when an individual has stopped breathing when an individual has stopped breathing when an individual is in shock when an individual is in shock
