Wellness and Stress
A stimulus that causes stress
Stressor
The vaccine given at the time of birth
Hepatitis B
What does the physiological dimension of wellness involve?
Regular exercise, proper nutrition, sleep, and avoiding harmful habits
The 4 areas of human development
Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social
Define sanitation
Conditions relating to public health -- clean drinking water, sewage disposal, trash removal
Dimension of wellness includes relating, interacting, communicating and being comfortable in your own skill
Social Wellness
The organ affected Hepatitis A
Liver
Explain primary disease prevention
Preventing the disease from beginning through cleanliness, education, vaccination
Describe Stage 1
Highly reactive gas composed of 3 oxygen atoms
Ozone
Define wellness
The state of being in good health especially when actively pursuing a goal
Vaccine developed to prevent the spread highly contagious viral infection that causes itching, and a blister like rash
Improper, illegal, or unprofessional activity or treatment
Malpractice
Education is complete and involves explorations and adventures
The aqueous mixture that remains after water has been used or contaminated by humans
Wastewater
Positive form of stress that has a beneficial effect on health, motivation, performance and emotional well-being
Eustress
The type of vaccine is characterized by the use of a weakened form of the virus
Live / Attenuated
Describe primary vs secondary pollutants
The 3 words to describe Stage THREE
Dedication, Contemplation, and Benevolence
Thick, soft, wed mud or similar mixture of liquid and solid components
Sludge
Personal Health Activity vs. Community Health Activity
Describe and example
Health activity for myself -- hygiene practices
Health activity for good of everyone -- trash disposal
The meaning of each of these: MMR, DTaP, IPV
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis
Inactivated Polio Virus
Another name for photochemical smog
Los Angeles Smog
Resiliency
Define and explain its usefulness
Ability to overcome difficulty -- can help overcome adverse childhood experience
A naturally occurring fibrous silicate material -- dangerous if disturbed and inhaled
Asbestos