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So how much do you know about your health?  

Find out, and perhaps win a prize, in the ...

 

Ross High
Health Quiz

Section A

( Press 'Tab' - not 'Enter' - after each answer! )

1)   Orange juice has a lot of which vitamin:
vitamin A;   vitamin B;   vitamin C?

2)   Are carrots said to be good for your teeth, your eyes or your toe nails?

3)   Marathon runners often eat pasta the night before they run a race. True or false?

4)   How often should people exercise to stay fit:
once a week;   twice a week;   every day?

5)   When you exercise what do you burn:
protein;   calories;   muscles?

6)   Dish towels in the kitchen can be a source of harmful bacteria if they are not washed and changed regularly.  True or false?

7)   Should leftovers from a meal normally be stored in a fridge or at room temperature with a cover over them?

8)   'After you have defrosted meat, you should not ______ it.' 
Choose a word to fill the blank:  eat;   re-freeze;   store;   cook.   

9)   If a fire breaks out in your house, you should ______ all doors and windows.  Is the missing word 'close' or 'open'?

10) Which small piece of equipment fitted with a battery, has prevented thousands of deaths from fires in Britain?

11) How many times a day (at least) do dentists recommend you brush your teeth?

12)  How many permanent teeth do adults normally have?
22;    32;    42. 

13)  Mental illness is very common in Britain.  True or false?

14)  The treatments for mental illness are at least as successful as the treatments for physical illnesses.  True or false?

Now use the information in the right column about the six Ross High Health Achievers to answer questions 15-20

15)  What is Janet Skinner's job and where did she go to university?

16)  Brian Ferguson owns a chemist's shop.  What subject did he study at university?

17)  Which job did Helen Smith dream of doing as a child?

18)  Robert Watters is a partner in a ________ practice in East Lothian. Complete the blank.

19)  Aileen Stewart is a Branch Secretary of which health service union?

20)  Donald Salter is a pathologist.  At which hospital does he undertake a lot of work?


If you enter the quiz and get most of the answers correct, your name will be placed in a prize draw!


Your details:

First name:
(Add the initial of your second name if there are others in your class with the same first name - but DO NOT enter your whole surname.




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Ross High
Health
Achievers


Janet
Skinner


Doctor

Janet studied Medicine at  Edinburgh University. She went on to become a Specialist Registrar in the Accident & Emergency Unit at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary dealing with the victims of major road traffic accidents as well as patients with sprained ankles!


Brian
Ferguson


Pharmacist

Brian studied Pharmacy at Heriot Watt University. He now owns his own pharmacy business in North Berwick where he is a vital member of the local health care team. Brian not only dispenses medicines, but also offers advice on a wide range of health issues.


Helen
Smith


Nurse

Helen realised a childhood dream when she gained a place on a nursing course at Napier University in 2005. During her training, she is looking forward to working in Accident & Emergency (A&E) or with HIV patients. Eventually, Helen hopes to become a hospital ward sister.

*representative sample


Robert
Watters


Dentist

Robert is a partner in a dental practice with two surgeries in East Lothian. He studied Dentistry at Edinburgh University and, although the course required a lot of hard work, he finds his job rewarding and well worth all the effort.


Aileen
Stewart


Staffing

Aileen is a Branch Secretary of the health service union, Unison. She was recently appointed as an Employee Director / Board Member of NHS National Services Scotland and has a key role in forming the partnership between staff and management.


Donald
Salter


Pathologist

After Ross High, Donald studied medicine at Edinburgh University. He went on to become a pathologist and is now a member of the Pathology Division at his old university.  He also undertakes a lot of work at the Western General Hospital.

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