4) How Much Milk Are You Supposed to Drink If You Re a Kid?

Exercises

1) My niece needs an alcohol and drug program in the Baltimore area. Is there somewhere I can locate accredited programs?

2) My health care plan refuses to pay for my back surgery. They want to try alternatives to surgery and I just want the surgery. What can I do?

3) I’m a 48 year old woman. What health screenings do I need when I go to the doctor for my annual checkup?

4) How much milk are you supposed to drink if you’re a kid?

5) Lately I’ve been getting dizzy when I stand up. What do you think it is?

6) I’m going in for surgery on my right knee next month. I’m worried about the horror stories I’ve heard about the surgeons operating on the wrong body part. What can I do to make sure my right knee is operated on?

7) I take care of my mother who has Alzheimer’s Disease. Where can I find support groups online for caregivers?

OR: 1) Compare and contrast the personal health records systems featured in the class. You can enter your personal health information or use made-up information. If you'd rather not register for these to be able to compare them, investigate the comparison by using information about each of these products from any source of your choice.

2) Find your own questionable or “bad science” example. Why, in your opinion, is it bad science? Is there any evidence available?