Good Health
Staying Healthy
Health Risks
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
100

How many parts are there to good health?

three

100

List 3 examples of Physical health

 Walking, swimming, cycling,Weightlifting, pushups, Stretching, yoga, good diet and Nutrition, stay hydrated, Sleep 7–9 hours 

(Can have more)

100

How does Culture Cause Risk?

People’s culture can affect how they receive, understand and use health information.

Language differences, Different beliefs, Traditional practices, Gender and hierarchy roles, diet

Could be more.

100

Define Health

Health is a state of being well that has three parts.  These parts are physical, social and emotional health

100

What is Disease


A condition that harms or stops the normal working of the body.

200

Name the 3 parts of good health

Physical, Social and Emotional

200

List 3 examples of Social Health

Active listening

Expressing your needs clearly and respectfully 

Healthy boundaries

Respect for others 

Family support

Friendships

 Volunteering in the community

Group activities

200

List 3 examples of Social Environmental risks

A social environment health risk is a condition in your surroundings

Unsafe neighborhoods, Limited job opportunities- Job insecurity or lack of paid time off, Limited access to doctors or dentists - either by cost or location,Low income and poverty, Unstable housing or homelessness, Neighborhoods with poor public transit or lack of safe walking spaces

200

Define Emotional Health

Emotional Health is the ability to handle the problems and pressures of daily life. Emotional health comes from feeling

200

The passage of physical characteristics from parents to children (You are born with it)

Heredity

300

What is physical health?

Physical health is the body’s ability to meet daily demands, allowing you to complete tasks without becoming tired or ill.

300

List 3 examples of Emotional Health

  • Name feelings: Use specific labels like sad" or

  • Communicate calmly: Use "I" statements

  • Build resilience: Move past a bad day without letting it impact the entire week.

  • Practice self-compassion
  • Seek support when overwhelmed.
300

 Environment Risks are divided into 2 groups. Name them

Environment-physical and social

300

 Personal habits and lifestyle choices that increase your chances of developing a disease, getting injured, or suffering negative health outcomes.

Behavioral risk factors

300

Define Culture

A Culture is made up of the beliefs, way of living, and language of a group of people.

400

The ability to get along with others, make friends, cooperate, and contribute productively to your family and community 

Social health

400

Physical activity, Rest, Gratitude, Physical activity, Rest, Gratitude are good habits for your .....

Emotional Health

400

Heart Disease, Type 2 diabetes , Asthma,Cystic fibrosis,  Sickle cell disease, Huntington's disease and High cholesterol are examples of 

Inherited Health risks  

400

 The ability to get along with others, make friends, cooperate, and contribute productively to your family and community. It is built on behaviors like trust, honesty, respect, responsibility, fairness, and good citizenship

Social health

400

An active state of health.  To achieve this a person moves toward balancing physical, social and emotional health.

What is Wellness

500

Define Emotional Health.

Emotional Health is the ability to handle the problems and pressures of daily life. Emotional health comes from feeling good about yourself.

500


How does stress affect your body?

Physical- tired, Muscles tense, Stomach issues

Social health --pull away from others, act with more irritation, and struggle to maintain close relationships

Emotional- Irritability and Anger, Anxiety and Constant Worry, Sadness and Depression

500

Name the 4 main types of Health risks

Heredity- You are born with it

Environment, both physical and social

Culture- Beliefs, ways of living and language of a group

Behavior, including risky behavior

500

Define Health risk

A Health risk is an action or a condition that may contribute to injury or disease.

500

 A condition in your surroundings—such as poverty, discrimination, lack of access to health care or food, or crime—that harms your mental or physical health.

A social environment health risk

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