Chapter 4 - Health promoting Behaviors Flashcards

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Aerobic exercise

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Moderate to high intensity, long duration in high endurance, exercise believed to contribute to cardiovascular fitness, and other positive health outcomes

Such as Swimming, running, bicycling

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Typical exercise prescription for a normal adult is

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2 1/2 to 5 hours a week of moderate intensity

Or

1 1/4 or 2 1/2 hours a week of vigorous intensity aerobic physical activity

Or a combination of both

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3
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Long term practice of regular exercise is

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Heavily determined by habits

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4
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Occupational accidents, and the resulting disability, are a large risk for who

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Workingmen

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5
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The most common causes of death, in disability among children, under the age of five are

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Accidental poisoning and falls

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The greatest cause of accidental death is

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Motorcycle and automobile accidents

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Two most common cancer is in the United States are

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Breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men

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8
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Best way to detect breast cancer in women over 50 are

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Mammograms

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9
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Why is screening through mammography important for high-risk women

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One in every eight women in United States develop breast cancer

The majority of breast cancer detected in women are over 40 and so screening is cost effective

Early detection as to mammograms can improve survival rates

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10
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In western countries, the second leading cause of cancer death is

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Colorectal (colon) cancer

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11
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Percentage of adults that get the recommended servings of fruit and vegetables

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13% for fruit and 9% for vegetables

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12
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Experts estimate that unhealthful eating contributes to more than

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678K deaths per year

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13
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Two broad types of sleep are

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Nonrapid eye movement (NREM) and rapid eye-movement (REM)

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NREM has four stages

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Stage one is the lightest and earliest stage of sleep

Stage two breathing and heart rates even out body temperature drops and brain waves alternate between short burst called sleep, spindles and large K complex waves

Stage three & four is deep sleep, marked by Delta waves

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15
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During REM sleep

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Eyes, dark back-and-forth, breathing and heart rates flutter, and we often dream

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16
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Percentage of adults that sleep less than seven hours a night on weeknights

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40%

17
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Insufficient sleep affects

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Cognitive functioning, mood, job performance, and quality of life

18
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Health promoting factors consist of but are not limited to

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Exercise, diet, sleep, meditation

19
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What are health behaviors?

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Directly observable actions that broadly influence health status (well-being)

20
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Health promotion complimentary stages

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Introducing good behavior
Eliminating bad behavior

21
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Definition of prevention and stages

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Actions taken at eradicating, eliminating, or minimizing the impact of disease and disability

Primary: preventing disease before it happens

Secondary: identifying disease before problems become serious

Tertiary: preventing further complications of disease