Chapter 1 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What do mental/emotional health, physical health, and social health make together?

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The Health Triangle

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These are actions you repeat for long term, consistent health

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Habits

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This health improves by sleeping 8-10 hours (most important), eating, avoiding substances, hygiene, etc.

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Physical Health

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Good signs of this health are enjoying challenges, having a sense of control over things, accepting responsibility, dealing with stress, etc.

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Mental/Emotional Health

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This health is a nontangible thing you can’t measure. It’s how strong your social network is with family, friends, teachers, community members, etc. This develops by seeking and lending support and communication.

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Social Health

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This health involves having a feeling of purpose and sense of values

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Spiritual Health

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When someone has a balanced health triangle, they have a high degree of ___.

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Wellness

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This is how your health triangle can range on a spectrum from good to bad

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The Health Continuum

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This is the ongoing condition or illness such as heart disease, obesity, and cancer.

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Chronic Disease

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These are all traits that were biologically passed on to you from your parents, like heart disease.

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Heredity

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All things your surrounded by that effect your health, like culture, school, etc.

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Enviornment

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These are the people the same age as you with similar interests

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Peers

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This is made up of the people around you, including peers and family

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Social Enviornment

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This is the collective customs, beliefs, and behaviors of a group

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Culture

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15
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This is the way you view situations. Has a big effect on health

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Attitude

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16
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This is someone with a positive attitude

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This is someone with a negative attitude

18
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Do optimists or pessimists have better health?

19
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Is behavior something you have total control over?

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You can choose to avoid ___ behaviors in favor of healthful behaviors, like eating nutritious foods

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This is the various methods for communication. This has a significant influence on decisions

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This is the radio, television, and the Internet that deliver media

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These are actions that can potentially threaten your health or the health of others. You can mostly control them. Some can be fatal, and some just with long/short term consequences. Examples are tobacco use, inadequate physical activity, etc.

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Risk Behaviors

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These are related risks that increase in effect with each added risk

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Cumulative Risk

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This is taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse
Prevention
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This is the deliberate decision to avoid high risk behaviors. This shows you value well-being
Abstinence
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Regularly participating in health promoting behaviors will help you reach a high level of ___.
Wellness
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These are personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives. This improves overall health. These include sleeping enough every night, maintaining a healthy weight, etc.
Lifestyle Factors
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This includes providing accurate health information and empowers people to be healthy.
Health Education
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This is a nationwide health promotion designed to serve as a guide for improving the health of the US established by the federal government
"Healthy People"
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What are the two goals of "Healthy People"
Increase quality and length of a healthy life for Americans Remove health disparities
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"Healthy People" wants to reduce ___ ___ for children in America
obesity rates
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These are differences in health outcomes among groups like gender, race, location, etc.
Health Disparities
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True or False: Being an informed individual who makes good health decisions means being able to find health information, understanding test results, etc.
True
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This is a person's capacity to learn about and understand basic health information and services and using those resources to promote health and wellness. People with this are effective communicators, are responsible, etc.
Health Literacy