Health Basics
This is the part of health that includes eating well and exercising.
What is physical well-being?
Name a disease caused by a virus.
What is the flu or cold?
This type of disease cannot spread between people.
What is a non-infectious disease?
What is the name for a test doctors use to find an illness?
What is a diagnostic test?
This is a shot that protects you from diseases.
What is a vaccine?
This part of health means having good relationships with others
What is social well-being?
These are the tiny germs that cause diseases.
What are bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites?
True or False: Allergies are caused by viruses.
What is False?
Symptoms are things the patient ______, while signs are things the doctor ______.
What are feels; sees?
Washing your hands is an example of a ______.
What is a healthy habit?
True or False: Mental well-being is about feeling happy and handling stress.
What is True?
This germ causes malaria.
What is a parasite?
These diseases are present from birth.
What are congenital diseases?
This type of medicine stops pain.
What are painkillers?
True or False: Prevention is better than curing an illness.
What is True?
What are the three parts of health?
What are physical, mental, and social well-being?
True or False: Tuberculosis is caused by a fungus.
What is False?
Name two examples of non-infectious diseases
What are cancer and allergies?
Surgery is a type of treatment where doctors do this.
What is an operation?
Name three healthy habits that help prevent illness.
What are eating well, exercising, and sleeping enough?
Define illness in simple terms
What is when the body or mind doesn’t work properly?
Match the disease to the germ: Flu → Virus, Tuberculosis → Bacteria, Ringworm → Fungi.
What is correct?
This non-infectious disease affects emotions and feelings.
What is a mood disorder?
Name two tools or methods doctors use to diagnose illnesses.
What are X-rays and blood tests?
Explain how vaccines help protect people from diseases.
What is they prepare the body to fight the disease?