by BlastRoom
How much sleep a teenager needs and what happens without it, plus caring for skin, teeth, eyes and ears.
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How much sleep per 24 hours is recommended for most teenagers ages 13 to 18?
Getting enough sleep at night most directly helps a student do what during class?
A teen eats well and exercises but still feels run down and gets sick often. Which daily need may be going unmet?
Teens who regularly do not get enough sleep are at higher risk for which health problem?
What does sleep help the brain do that supports school learning?
Jordan sleeps about five hours each night, falls asleep in class, and snaps at friends. These are most likely effects of what?
After several short nights, Maya reads the same paragraph again and again because her mind keeps drifting. Which daytime effect of sleep loss is shown?
A student has been sleeping too little and is suddenly more irritable and argumentative. Which daytime effect of sleep loss is shown?
Luis has slept less than seven hours on school nights and now finds homework much harder than before. What is the most likely explanation?
After several late nights, a basketball player reacts slowly during practice and nearly collides with another player. Sleep loss can increase the risk of what?
Nia has had too little sleep for a week and feels unusually stressed and down. Which area can insufficient sleep affect?
A student scrolls on a phone in bed and then takes a long time to fall asleep. Which change best addresses that problem?
Kai often wakes up during the night. Which bedroom change is most likely to help Kai sleep better?
Riley drinks an energy drink late in the evening and cannot fall asleep. What is the most helpful change?
On weekends, Devon goes to bed much later and then struggles to sleep on school nights. What change best supports a regular sleep pattern?
A student eats a very large meal right before bed and feels too uncomfortable to sleep. Which sleep-hygiene change is most appropriate?
What personal-care practice removes plaque between teeth where a toothbrush may not reach?
For routine oral care, how often and how long does the ADA recommend brushing with fluoride toothpaste?
What is the main personal-care purpose of broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher?
After staring at a computer for a long time, what eye-care habit can help rest tired eyes?
What should a reusable contact-lens wearer use to clean, rinse, and store lenses?
A student has oily hair that often rests on the forehead. Which hair-care practice can help reduce oil reaching the face?
At a loud concert, which action best protects hearing?
A student has repeated pimples and blackheads on the face. What skin condition is being described?
Sam's gums are swollen and bleed during brushing. What oral-health problem is most likely?
A dental hygienist points out a sticky bacterial film on teeth that should be removed by brushing and flossing. What is this film called?
After listening to very loud music, a student hears ringing that continues after the music stops. What is this symptom called?
After hours of uninterrupted computer work, Priya's eyes feel tired and uncomfortable. What care problem is most likely?
A student rinses reusable contact lenses with tap water and then wears them. What problem does this practice increase the risk of?
A student keeps pushing a cotton swab deep into the ear and now hears less clearly. What hygiene problem may have occurred?
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