When NOT to Trust AI With Health Stuff

End-of-lesson check

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1. Why is AI the wrong tool for health emergencies?

   1. AI does not know your personal medical history
   2. AI is not allowed to give medical advice to children
   3. AI can take too long to respond when every second counts
   4. AI cannot physically help you or call for emergency services

2. Your friend mentions they are thinking about hurting themselves. What should you do FIRST?

   1. Wait to see if your friend says it again
   2. Tell a trusted adult immediately
   3. Ask the AI what to do
   4. Search for information about mental health on an AI app

3. What is 988?

   1. The number for your local pharmacy
   2. The national suicide and crisis lifeline number
   3. An AI health chatbot
   4. A website for finding doctors

4. Which situation requires calling 911 instead of using an AI health app?

   1. You have a mild headache
   2. You feel tired and want health tips
   3. You have a question about healthy eating
   4. Someone is having trouble breathing

5. A classmate suddenly gets hives and their face starts swelling. What should you do?

   1. Call 911 or go to the ER immediately
   2. Give them some water and wait
   3. Wait to see if the swelling goes down on its own
   4. Look up their symptoms on an AI app

6. Can AI be helpful for some health things?

   1. AI is never allowed to talk about health
   2. Only adults can use AI for health
   3. No, AI should never be used for health
   4. Yes, but only for minor non-emergency health questions

7. Someone has severe bleeding that won't stop. What should you do?

   1. Ask an AI chatbot what to do
   2. Go to the emergency room right away
   3. Use an AI app to get first aid instructions
   4. Apply pressure and wait an hour to see

8. What makes a health situation an emergency where you should NOT use AI?

   1. Any health question you have
   2. Any situation that could be life-threatening and needs immediate human help
   3. Any time a doctor is not available
   4. Any situation involving blood

9. If you are unsure whether a health situation is an emergency, what should you do?

   1. Guess and hope for the best
   2. Only seek help during school hours
   3. Treat it like an emergency and get help from a grown-up
   4. Always ask an AI app first to decide

10. Your grandparent complains about chest pain. What is the right thing to do?

    1. Search for heart health information online
    2. Wait to see if the pain gets worse
    3. Give them a glass of water
    4. Call 911 immediately

11. Why is it important to tell a friend about 988?

    1. It is just a fun number to share
    2. It helps them know how to help in a crisis
    3. So they can call for pizza delivery
    4. So they can check their phone battery

12. Which of these is the WRONG thing to do in a health emergency?

    1. Tell a trusted adult about a mental health crisis
    2. Go to the ER for severe bleeding
    3. Use an AI app instead of calling 911
    4. Call 911 for chest pain

13. What type of health issues can AI possibly help with?

    1. Minor health questions and general information
    2. Anything a doctor can help with
    3. Life-threatening emergencies
    4. Nothing health-related

14. A stranger on the street collapses and is bleeding heavily. You have an AI health app on your phone. What should you do?

    1. Call 911 and try to help stop the bleeding
    2. Take a video for social media
    3. Use the AI app to get instructions first
    4. Walk away because they are a stranger

15. The lesson mentions three key terms: emergencies, limits, and real help. What does 'limits' mean in this context?

    1. The boundaries of a sports field
    2. How much medicine to take
    3. How tall someone is
    4. The point where AI is not the right tool and real help is needed