Health & Wellness
Behavior Change
Nutrition
100

Out of the factors like environment, lifestyle, genetics, and healthcare, which one do we have the most control over?

Lifestyle

100

What is motivation?

Motivation is the drive that dictates human behavior

100

What nutrient has the primary job of building and repairing tissue (muscle)?

Protein

200

What is the current life expectancy in the U.S.?

78.5

200

When a person has no interest in changing a behavior, they are in what stage of change?

Precontemplation

200

Which fat is considered the most unhealthy?

Trans fats

300

What are the current physical activity guidelines for general health?

150-300min of moderate physical activity per week

300

What are SMART Goals?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable/Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound

300

Which essential nutrient is responsible for regulating muscular and nervous tissue impulses, blood clotting,  and normal heart rhythms?

Minerals

400

What are the seven dimensions of wellness?

Social, Physical, spiritual, environmental, mental, emotional, and occupational 

400

Which barrier to change is based on the "if..., then..." thinking in terms of behavior change?

Risk complacency
400

What is the calorie content per gram of each macronutrient?

Fat-9 cal

Carbs-4 cal

Protein-4 cal

500

What is the blood pressure range that is considered Hypertensive Crisis?

Systolic: >180

Diastolic >120

500

A relapse isn't considered ---, unless ----

a failure, you give up

500

What is Osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones lack the minerals requires to keep them strong and the bones of (primarily) the hip, wrist, and spine become so weak and brittle that they fracture easily.

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