Health & wellness
The overall well being of mind, body, and relationships with others.
What is health?
Intellectual, social, emotional, and physical.
What are the dimensions of health and wellness?
The object of a persons ambition or effort.
What is goals?
An action or conditions that increase the chances of getting injured, Contracting a disease or receiving some type of negative outcome.
What is risk factors?
An estimate of how long a person is likely to live.
What is life expectancy?
A balance of physica, intellectual, social, and emotional health.
What is wellness?
Refers to how your body functions.
What is physical health?
A persons principles or standards of behavior ones judge of what is important in life.
What is values?
Repeated behavior that becomes automatic
What is a habi?
Accidental deaths and injuries fall under this title.
what is unintended injuries?
Can effect the mind and body, preventing optimal health.
What is diseases and disorders?
Good communication skills
What is social health?
Taking charge of your health and wellness
What is health promotion?
motor vehicle injuries.
What is the #1 leading cause of death for ages 15-24 year olds?
Behavioral
Genetic
environmental
What causes disease?
Feel good about present condition, are productive at school,work,and home, and do not have mental and physical illness.
What is a person in a state of well being?
The range of a persons health status can be described as what?
Continuum
can help you respond to peer influences without compromising your health and well being
What is Refusal skills?
Traits past biologically from parent to child
What is heredity?
Is persons level of satisfaction with various aspects of his or her life.
What is quality of life?
Locate,interpret, and apply information pertaining your health.
What is health literacy?
Ability to learn and solve problems
What is intellectual health?
Determine the problems, explore the alternatives, select the best alternative, act on your decision, and evaluate your decisions.
What is the D.E.S.A.E model?
Level of education, income, culture and status in society.
What is socioeconomic risk factors?
Circumstances, objects, or conditions that surround you in every day life.
What is the environment?