Dimensions of Wellness (SMEEPS)
This dimension of wellness is all about how well your body functions (sports, working out, walking, yoga, drinking water, nutrition)
Physical health
True/False?
If someone is unconscious and having a medical emergency, you can assume they want your help.
True
What is the bone that makes up the head called?
Cranium
Which system handles your breathing?
Respiratory system
What is the 17th letter of the alphabet
Q
This dimension of wellness refers to how well you get along with others, your ability to adapt comfortably in social situation, and act appropriately (family, friends, media)
Social health
What is the FIRST step in every first-aid scenario?
Check the scene for safety/make sure the scene is safe
What is the name of the top/big arm bone?
(hint: ha ha)
Humerus
Which system circulates blood throughout your body?
Circulatory system
Is water wet?
Per a recent study, it has been determined that water itself is in fact NOT wet, it makes whatever it touches wet.
This dimension of wellness is all about how you feel. This has to do with being able to control certain things and is how you react to events in life/how you cope.
Emotional health
This is the tempo in which you should do CPR to.
100-120 bpm
What is the anatomical name for the spine?
Vertebrae
Which system deals with processing food and nutrients in your body?
Digestive system
What is Ms. Black's favorite music genre(s)?
Country and rock
This dimension of wellness can be physical and/or social. It helps us live a lifestyle that is respectful to our surroundings and others.
Environmental health
Hard, fast, at least 2 inches deep, fully chest recoil on the way back up
What is the anatomical name for the shoulder blades?
Scapula
Protein, vegetables, fruits, grains, dairy/water
Which US state is the only state that can be spelled using only one row of the keyboard?
Alaska
This dimension of wellness has to do with your values, beliefs, and morals (yoga, meditation, prayer, sticking up for yourself and your beliefs)
Spiritual health
What is the law in Washington State that protects people from getting in trouble if they help someone unable to help themselves having a medical emergency?
Good Samaritan Law
What is the name of the bones that are the same in both the hands and the feet?
Phalanges
What are the two ways food is broken up? Bonus points if you list where they occur/an example of them.
Chemical and physical
Most memorable part of health this semester?
Any answer gets points :)