Health Dimensions
Behavior Factors
Genetic Factors
When Healthy
Health and Wellness
100

The dimensions of health are:

  1. Physical

  2. Social

  3. Mental & Emotional

  4. All of the Above

All of the Above

100

What you eat and how much you eat influence your health.

Nutrition

100

What are the DNA segments that affect development, personality, and health. 

Genes

100

You are considered healthy in this dimension when you can think clearly and carefully about problems. You are optimistic even in challenging conditions, are open to new ideas, and can learn, adapt, and grow.

Mental Health Dimension

100

This is defined as a state of complete well-being in all three dimensions

Health

200

What is the dimension that refers to how well the body functions?

Physical Health Dimension

200

The protective factor for maintaining a healthy heart.

Physical Activity

200

What is the chemical that carries genetic information; found in chromosomes.

DNA

200

You are considered healthy in this dimension when you have healthy relationships that are enjoyable and supportive with family members, friends, dating partners, and people in the community. These relationships make you feel good about yourself. 

Social Health Dimension

200

This is a person’s ability to function positively and have overall satisfaction with life’s present conditions.

Well-Being

300

What is the dimension that refers to how well a person gets along with others?

Social Health Dimension

300

Using these can cause serious lifetime health conditions both immediately and long-term.

Drugs & Alcohol

300

What is one of the three examples of how Genetic Factors can influence your health?

Weight

Genetic Disorders

Mental Health

300

You are considered healthy in this dimension when you can also handle the stresses of disease, injury, and aging. It helps you have an active lifestyle. You can recover from a sprained ankle, fight off the flu, and have the energy to cope with daily stresses.

Physical Health Dimension

300

This is the skill of processing and identifying one’s state of health and taking steps to improve it.

Wellness

400

What is the dimension that refers to the expression of thoughts and feelings, including emotions, moods, feelings about one’s self, and views about the world. 

Emotional Health Dimension

400

This is the leading cause of death among children and teens worldwide.

Injuries and Accidents

400

Genetics is a modifiable factor: True or False?

False

400

You are considered healthy in this dimension when you are able to cope with stress, maintain well-being, and feel a sense of fulfillment by understanding one's place in the world and committing to guiding principles, goals, and beliefs.

Spiritual Dimension

400

A change in one dimension of health:

  1. Impacts only that dimension

  2. Is always positive

  3. Impacts multiple dimensions

  4. Does not impact health

Impacts multiple dimensions

500

What is the dimension that describes how a person observes and interprets information to make decisions, solve problems, and examine solutions. 

Mental Health Dimension

500

Lack of this is a risk factor and can reduce a person’s resistance to disease and motor skills.

Sleep

500

Genetic Factors are considered an environmental factor: True or False?

False

500

You are considered healthy in this dimension when you can express your thoughts and feelings clearly and cope well with stress. You maintain mature relationships by respecting and valuing others.

Emotional Health Dimension

500

What is the state of excellent physical, mental, emotional, and social health?

Optimal Health

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