Alzheimer Society of Canada home page Click here for more information
FrançaisHomeContact Our OfficesE-mail Us

Site Search
Donate Now
About the Society
Alzheimer's Disease
I Have Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer Care
Safely Home Registry
Treatment
Research
Healthy Brain
Forums
Creative Space

How You Can Help
News and Events
Resources
Media Centre
Site Map

 

Quiz
   
 

Healthy Brain Quiz
Heads Up for Healthier Brains
The human brain, sometimes called the "3 pound universe within," is one of your most vital organs. It plays a role in every action and every thought and just like the rest of your body, it needs to be looked after. How much do you know about brain health? Put your brain to the test! Take the quiz.

Click on "True" or "False." After answering all the questions, click on "Submit Quiz" at the bottom.

1. Trying something new such as brushing your hair with the opposite hand may reduce your likelihood of developing Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

2. There is no scientific evidence that wearing a helmet when participating in sporting activities can help reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

3. Diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and obesity are all risk factors for Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

4. There are some risk factors for Alzheimer's disease that you can't control.
   True
 False

5. If you already have Alzheimer's disease, there is nothing you can do to help slow the progression of the disease.
   True
 False

6. Staying connected socially, such as interacting with family and friends, or taking part in a club or hobby group, appears to have a protective effect against Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

7. Reducing stress is key to good overall physical health, but not a factor in reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

8. Foods that are rich in anti-oxidants and omega 3 oils are considered to be good for the brain.
   True
 False

9. If you haven't taken action for a healthier brain by age 65, it is too late to make changes that might help to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.
   True
 False

10. Most Canadians understand the connection between good physical health and good brain health.
   True
 False



Version 2.0.5

Return to previous page.

Back to top

 
Help for Today. Hope for Tomorrow.
Alzheimer Society | Alzheimer's Disease | I Have Alzheimer's Disease
 
Alzheimer Care | Safely Home | Treatment | Research | Healthy Brain
 Forums | Creative Space | How You Can Help | News and Events
 Resources | Media Centre | Site Map |
Search
Home | Français | Contact Our Offices | E-mail Us
 

© Alzheimer Society of Canada 1997-2007. All rights reserved.
Important Notice and Disclaimer

For comments, suggestions or additional information, contact webmaster@alzheimer.ca.