Personal Wellness and Community Wellness/ Nutrition
Dimensions of Wellness
Multicultural
Emotional and Mental Wellness
Environmental Wellness
Financial Wellness
Intellectual Wellness
Occupational Wellness
Physical Wellness
Sexual Wellness
Social Wellness
Spiritual Wellness
Which level of the SEM does this stressor belong under:
School Policies
Organizational
What does ACT stand for?
Acknowledge, Care, Tell
Friends that use drugs is an example of ___________ for drug use
Age of Consent
16
Can live in the body forever and cannot be cured
Cause of Stress
Stressors
Examples: poverty, lack of control, discrimination, violence, public speaking, abuse
A person with anxiety and no transportation cannot access health care services. These are examples of:
Internal and External Factors
Implicit Bias
Term used to describe a person's power to make their own choices about their sexuality
Sexual Agency
What can influence a young drivers ability to drive safely? (Name two)
Number of people in the car
Phone Use
Changing Music
Gender
Driving at night
Eating
Talking to Passenger
Model that explains:
Things you have direct control over
Things you are concerned about and can influence
Things you are concerned about, but cannot influence or control
The circle of control
When the body starts to rely on a substance to function. When you stop using the substance, you experience physical symptoms of withdrawal. This can happen with or without psychological dependence. The chemical need of the body for a drug. The body’s cells require the drug in order to function “normally”.
Physiological Dependence
Having a loud, clear, and verbal yes before engaging in sexual activity is considered:
Affirmative Consent
Behaviors and expectations shown in romantic or sexual situations
Sexual Scripts
The process of adding nutrients to food products to replace the nutrients that were lost during processing or to add additional nutrients that were not present.
Fortification
Different identities a person has overlap and allow them to face additional privilege OR discrimination/oppression
Intersectionality
Psychological Dependence
Having access to guns at home would be considered a
Social risk factor
If you were to engage in sexual activity, which contraception methods are the most effective at preventing both pregnancies and STIs?
Using a combination of birth control pills and a condom
Prevention Strategies
Primary Prevention (Avoid the condition)
Secondary Prevention (Early detection)
Tertiary Prevention (Minimize the damage)
Difference between health inequity and disparities
Health Inequity: Uneven distribution of resources to different communities/populations
Health Disparity: the health results of the people from these different communities/populations
What are the Accessing Health Resources Skill Steps
1. Identify when, why and what type of resource is needed
2. Evaluate an appropriate resource
3. Create a plan to access/use the resource
4. Reflect the pros and cons of the resource
Strategies used to reduce the negative consequences of drug use
Teen Reproductive Rights regarding pregnancy