8 Dimensions of Wellbeing
Types of doctors
Symptoms & Giving advice
Parts of the body
Past participles
100
What dimension of wellbeing relates to personal satisfaction and overall happiness with one's work?
occupational wellness
100
What type of doctor takes care of children?
pediatrician
100
What advice would you give to someone who has a sore throat?
They should: -rest, -drink tea, -have some honey, -drink water
100
What is located at the end of the fingers?
fingernails
100
What is the past participle of "to have"
had
200
What type of wellbeing relates to coping effectively with life and feelings?
emotional wellness?
200
What type of doctor treats cancer?
oncologist
200
What advice would you give someone who has a headache?
They should: -sleep, -drink water, -take aspirin/tylenol
200
What is the upper part of the leg called?
thigh
200
What is the past participle of "to go"
gone
300
What type of wellbeing relates to developing a sense of connection and belonging amongst a support group?
social wellness
300
What type of doctor specializes in mental health?
psychiatrist
300
What advice would you give someone with a sprained ankle?
They should: -rest, -use an ice pack
300
What is the back of the bottom part of the leg called?
calf
300
What is the past participle of "to get"
gotten
400
What type of wellbeing relates to finding creative ways to stimulate new skills and learning?
intellectual wellness
400
What type of doctor treats eye health problems?
opthamologist
400
What illness do you get a stuffy nose, cough, and sore throat?
a cold
400
What is the name for the bones that run down your back?
spine
400
What is the past participle of "to see"
seen
500
What type of wellbeing relates to the structures and physical elements of our communities?
environmental wellness
500
What type of doctor treats diseases of brain and spinal cord?
neurologist
500
What causes sneezing and watery eyes, especially in the season of spring?
allergies
500
What is the front part of the leg called (below the knee)
shin
500
What is the past participle of "to do"
done