Health
This is "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity."
What is health?
The way you act in different situations and events in your life.
What is behavior?
How much you know about health.
What is health knowledge?
Your brain, how it works and how you learn.
What is mental/intellectual health?
The leading cause of death for teens.
What are injuries?
This part of your health is not based on lifestyle choices, but can have a large influence your health.
What is heredity?
This is the double arrow spectrum that is a visual depiction of anything from premature death to optimal well-being.
What is the health continuum?
How well you are able to verbally express your thoughts.
What are your communication skills
How you feel (happy, sad, stressed, loving, etc) and how you manage this area of your health.
What are your emotions?
The leading cause of death for adults.
What is heart disease?
These are your behaviors and habits that can affect your health either + or -.
What are lifestyle factors/choices?
the result from an action or decision.
What is consequence?
The quality of your total surroundings; air, living conditions, safety, temperature, etc
What is environment?
Your job(s) and how they affect your health.
What is occupational health?
The average life expectancy for adults in the US.
What is 78.6 years?
This is an "active process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a healthy and fulfilling life."
What is wellness?
Behaviors with intentional or unintentional injury, tobacco use/abuse, lack of exercise and diet choices that lead to disease are examples of this.
What aare categories of teen health behaviors?
Unplanned and many time unpreventable occurrences that can influence health.
What are random events in your life?
This area of health is how you handle relationships.
What is social health?
The taking of one's own life.
What is suicide?
The level of health and satisfaction a person has in their life.
What is Quality of Life?
Explain the difference between precaution and prevention
Precaution is consciously taking action to reduce the likelihood of injury/harm.
Prevention is eliminating the risk of injury or harm.
These two factors are your choices and the ways you act.
What are your decisions and your behaviors?
These two areas of health are
-your belief in a higher being/power
and -your ability to have enough money to meet your life standard of living
What are spiritual and financial?
Similarities in the majority of leading causes of death.
What is that they have the potential of prevention through lifestyle factors/choices?