What is the definition of health
state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, rather than just the absence of disease or infirmity
What does PCP Stand for?
primary care physician
What is co-pay?
what is due at the time of service
What is aggressive communication?
being mean or rude to get your point across
When would you go see your PCP?
preventative medical care, vaccines, physicals and wellness visits
What is the definition of wellness?
the active, intentional process of making choices and engaging in activities that lead to holistic health and an optimal state of well-being.
What is a protective factor?
good diet, exercise, no drugs or alcohol
What is your premium?
what the plan costs to have
what is passive communication?
beating around the bush, not saying your true feelings or thoughts
If two people are arguing, and need to bring in a neutral third party, what is this called?
a meditation
What is DNA?
the molecule that carries the genetic instructions used in the growth, development, functioning, and reproduction of all living organisms
What is a risk factor?
drinking, smoking, drugs, bad diet
What is your deductible?
What you have to meet before your insurance kicks in and covers the bill
What is an example of conflict resolution skills?
active listening, assertive communication, body language, respect, calm
What is an example of a negotiation ?
act it out
what are genes?
the basic physical and functional unit of heredity made up of DNA passed down from your parents
What is a specialist and give an example of three
A dr with extended training in a certain area
ex: Cardiologist, dermatologist, urologist
What do you look for when picking a plan?
price, type, coverage etc
what is the difference between verbal and non-verbal communication? Give an example of each
Verbal is using messages to speak, non-verbal is body language
what is it called when a tik tok influencer says their product will cure your sickness?
pseudoscience
what does well-being mean
the state of feeling healthy, happy, and comfortable with life, going beyond the simple absence of disease.
What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient visits?
inpatient you stay for the duration of your treatment, outpatient means you are in and out
What is the difference between in network and out of network providers?
in network is covered by insurance out of network is not covered and will be very expensive
what is the best style of communication
assertive
What is an example of a compromise?
act it out