Wellness
Prevention Habits
Screenings and Sleep
Organ Donation
Body Art and Injury Safety
100

What does the term wellness mean?

A balanced state of physical, mental, and social well-being

100

What is one controllable risk factor for chronic disease?

Diet, exercise, sleep, sun exposure, or avoiding tobacco.

100

How many hours of sleep should teens get each night?

8-10 hours

100

What is organ donation?

Giving an organ or tissue to someone in need of a transplant.

100

What are two risks of unsafe tattoo or piercing practices?

Infection, allergic reaction, scarring, or disease transmission.

200

Name two dimensions of wellness.

Any two: Physical, Emotional, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Environmental.

200

True or False: Genetics are a controllable risk factor.

False

200

What is one benefit of annual health checkups?

Detecting issues early; preventing chronic diseases.

200

How can you register as an organ donor in North Carolina?

Through the DMV or the NC Donor Registry website.

200

What is one way to ensure a tattoo or piercing is done safely?

Go to a licensed studio using sterile equipment.

300

Which wellness dimension involves managing emotions in healthy ways?

Emotional wellness.

300

Name one strategy to prevent heart disease.

Regular exercise, balanced diet, managing stress, not smoking.

300

What does SPF stand for and why is it important?

Sun Protection Factor — helps prevent skin damage and cancer.

300

True or False: Doctors won’t try to save your life if you’re a registered donor.

False — doctors always prioritize saving your life.

300

Name one common cause of ATV or motorcycle injuries.

No helmet, speeding, lack of training, or riding on unsafe terrain.

400

How does social wellness affect disease prevention?

Strong support systems reduce stress and encourage healthy habits.

400

Why do people struggle to change controllable behaviors?

Habits, peer influence, convenience, or lack of motivation.

400

What is one example of a recommended health screening for teens?

Blood pressure, cholesterol, dental, skin, or vision check.

400

Name one benefit of organ donation.

Saves lives, improves quality of life, helps medical research.

400

What does the acronym R.I.C.E. stand for?

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

500

Describe how one negative habit can affect multiple wellness dimensions.

Poor sleep affects emotional, physical, and intellectual wellness.

500

Create your own prevention slogan using one wellness habit.

Open-ended — students create slogan (e.g., “Move More, Live More!”).

500

How does poor sleep increase the risk of chronic disease?

It raises stress hormones and weakens the immune system.

500

What is one myth about organ donation — and the truth?

Example: Myth — “You’re too young.” Truth — Anyone can register with consent.

500

In a minor accident, what is the first step to take before giving first aid?

Check the scene for safety and call for help if needed.

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