The overall well-being of the mind, body, and relationships of others.
What is Health?
Factors outside the dimensions of health, that affect the mind and body.
What are Diseases and/or Disorders?
An action or condition that increases the chances of illness, injury, or another negative outcome.
What are Risk Factors?
Choices and Behaviors that are repeated to the point they become automatic.
What are habits?
The ability to locate, interpret, and apply information pertaining to your health.
What is Health Literacy?
A continuum that measures how healthy a person is and their well-being.
What is the Illness-Wellness Continuum?
Having communication skills, and the ability to interact and hold relationships with others.
What is Social Health?
Choices and behaviors that increase a person’s chance of something negative happening to them.
What are Behavioral Risk Factors?
The circumstances, objects, and conditions that surround you in everyday life.
What is Environment?
Basic fundamental beliefs that guide or motivate our actions.
What are values?
What is a Midpoint?
Your mood and how you feel about yourself and the world around you.
What is Emotional Health?
Traits passed down from parent to child that create potential risks.
What are Hereditary Risk Factors?
Traits that are passed down from parent to child
What is Heredity/Genetics?
The model used to help make decisions about health and wellness
What is the D.E.S.A.E Model?
The balance of the 4 dimensions of health.
What is Wellness?
What is Intellectual Health?
Circumstances, objects, and conditions that create risk.
What are Environmental Risk Factors?
Beliefs and patterns shared from generation to generation
What is Culture?
Taking charge of your health and wellness.
What is Health Promotion?
A state of health and wellness
What is Well-being?
How well your body functions.
What is Physical Health?
Negative Factors related to a person’s wealth.
What are Economic Risk Factors?
A person’s level of satisfaction with their life.
What is Quality of Life?
Something we work towards to achieve.
What are Goals?