Health Triangle
ATOD
Hygiene/Sleep
Decision Making
Consent
100

What is the definition of "health"?

The combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being.

100

What is the addictive chemical in cigarettes

What is Nicotine

100

How many hours of sleep should a teen get at night?

get 8-10 hours of sleep each night


 

100

The first step in the decision-making process

What is Identify the problem?

100

What is consent?

The voluntary agreement to engage in a specific activity, both or all parties are comfortable and willing to do.

200

What are the three areas of the health triangle?

physical, mental/emotional, and social

200

Drugs that speed up the body’s functions.

Stimulants

200

What are basic products you can use to keep yourself from smelling?

soap, shampoo, deodorant

200

The second step of the decision making process

What is brainstorm and list options?

200

True or False: Consent can be given by silence or non-verbal cues alone.

False, silence is NOT consent. 


300

What happens if one side of the health triangle is affected?


They can all become affected.


300

After alcohol breakdowns, it is absorbed into where? (Two part)

What is the stomach and small intestine

300

What happens in the body when you sleep?

The brain recharges itself, cells repair themselves and the body releases important hormones.

300

The third step of the decision making process

What is consider the possible outcomes of the options?

300

What does Consent sound like? 

● “Do you want to…?”

● “Do you want to keep going?”

● “Are you comfortable…?”

•" Is this OK with you? "

• "We can stop.. "

400

Describe what each side of the health triangle represents.

Physical - how the body functions.

Mental/Emotional - how a person thinks and feels.

Social - how a person interacts with those around them.

400

Having a physical or mental “need” to use something regularly

What is an Addiction

400

How can you keep your hands clean when you sneeze and what should you do after your sneeze?


Sneeze into the inside of your elbow or into a tissue. Wash your hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer.

400

The fourth step of the decision making process

What is make a decision?

400

How can you ensure that both partners feel comfortable and respected in a relationship when it comes to consent?

Ask for permission before you do something. 

Communicate when someone has crossed boundaries. 

Respect a person's beliefs, values, decisions, thoughts, and opinions.

500

What is one example of risky behaviors to each side of the health triangle?

physical - not exercising, poor nutrition, lack of sleep, drugs

mental/emotional - negative thoughts, stress, anxiety, depression 

social - isolation, no friends, yelling at family or friends

500

Excessive drinking can lead to this liver disease?

     


What is Cirrhosis

500

What is a cavity?


A hole in your teeth caused by plague that can grow bigger and bigger over time.

500

Step 5 of the decision making process

What is reflect on your decision?

500

Consent does not only apply to your relationship but your everyday interactions, why?

Consent helps establish and maintain personal boundaries. In everyday interactions, respecting personal boundaries is essential to maintain healthy and respectful relationships. This can include respecting personal space, not pressuring someone into doing something they're uncomfortable with, and understanding that people have different comfort levels with various activities.

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