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what is chlamydia?

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a sexually transmitted bacterial infection

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2
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what are the symptoms of chlamydia?

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chylamidia may cause painful urination but no other symptoms

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3
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how common is chlamydia and why?

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very common because of unprotected sex and people don’t no they have it cause there aren’t many symptoms

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4
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how can chlamydia be cured?

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course of antibiotics

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5
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what are 5 things that trigger asthma and list one way to fix them

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exercise-take medicine to allow u to exercise

flu/cold-try to avoid getting sick

change in weather- stay indoors when weather isn’t good

tobacco smoke- don’t smoke stay away from people who are smoking

stress/anxiety- avoid situations get make u stressed

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what are the symptoms of asthma?

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difficulty breathing
tight chest
constant coughing
wheezing

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what are the three most common health issues affecting young people?

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asthma
mental illness
obesity

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what causes obesity?

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obesity is caused by eating too much and exercising too little.

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9
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are the obesity rates increasing or decreasing in australia and why?

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increasing because we live busier lives and don’t get time to prepare healthy food so we eat a lot of fast food and we don’t get as much time to exercise

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10
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what are the five dimensions of health?

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physical, cognitive, social, emotional, spiritual

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11
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list five strategies to reduce risk

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  • have a bail out system organised with parents
  • take healthy/positive risks e.g rock climbing
  • talk to parents about what your doing
  • say no
  • be friends with people who have a positive influence on you
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list 8 factors that influence risk taking behaviour

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gender, self concept, previous experiences, family, peers, media, culture, laws

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13
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how does gender after risk taking?

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males usually less mature than females

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how does self concept affect risk taking

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you might be insecure and think u have to take risks to seem ‘cool’ or ‘tough’

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how does previous experience affect risk taking

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if you’ve taken a risk and get a positive outcome your more likely to do it again we’re as if the outcome was negative you probably won’t do it again

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16
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how does family affect risk taking?

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you may feel like you have to do the same things your parents did when they were your age

17
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how do peers affect risk taking

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friends might pressure you into doing risky things

18
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how does media affect risk taking

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you might feel like you need to do things like the people you see on media do

19
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how does culture affect risk taking

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your religion may disallow/allow you to do risky things

20
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how does the law affect risk taking

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law prevent you from taking some risks

21
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list 5 reason people take risks

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  • peer pressure
  • to have fun
  • to seem tough or cool
  • the outcomes are worth the risk
  • don’t think about consequences