Your Total Health
Health Influences &
Risk Factors
Building Health Skills
Making Decisions & Setting Goals
Choosing Health Services
100

What are the 3 sides of the Health Triangle?

Physical Health

Social Health

Emotional Health 

100

Name one health influence.

  • Heredity

  • Environment

  • Culture

  • Media

  • Behavior

100

Health skills help you...

stay healthy!

100

How many steps are in the decision-making process?

6

100

What is the Healthcare system designed to do?

Help you stay healthy

200

Physical Health involves the health of your....

Body

200

Your heredity involves biological traits passed down from your...

Parents

200

Name ONE of the 10 Health Skills.

  1. Accessing Information

  2. Practicing Healthful Behaviors

  3. Stress Management

  4. Analyzing Influences

  5. Communication Skills

  6. Refusal Skills

  7. Conflict Resolution Skills

  8. Decision Making

  9. Goal Setting

  10. Advocacy



200

Responsible decisions = more

privaledges

200

Name one type of Healthcare Provider BESIDES A DOCTOR.

Physician
Physician Assistants
Family medicine
Pharmacist
Primary care physician
Pediatrician
Obstetrics
Nurse Practitioner
Registered Nurse
Medicine
Physiotherapist
Psychiatrist
Internal medicine
Respiratory Therapists
Occupational Therapists
Dietitian
Midwife
Dentist
Therapist
Psychologist
Emergency medicine
Nursing
Optometrists
Speech–language pathology


300

One example of a way to improve your Mental Health...

- see a therapist

- talk with your friends or family about your feelings

- make healthy choices

300

Define culture.

  • Beliefs, customs, traditions

  • May influence foods you eat or do not eat

  • May influence activities you do

300

What are the two types of communication?

Verbal and Nonverbal

300

What does the S in the term "S.M.A.R.T. Goal stand for?

Specific

300

How do people pay for healthcare?

Health Insurance

400

Social Health involves your...

Relationships
400

What is a risk behavior?

A behavior that could expose people to harm, or significant risk of harm, which prevent them from reaching their potential in life.

400

Define the term "advocate"

publicly recommend or support

400
What does the term "relevant" mean?

something related or important to you.

400

Medicaid is for people who are...

unemployed.

500

Explain the Mind-Body Connection

The way your mental/emotional/social health affects your physical health.

500

Name 4 parts of your Physical Environment.

- City, town, suburb

- Home

- School

- Air/Water around you

500

What do the letters in the S.T.O.P Strategy stand for?


  • Say no

  • Tell why not

  • Offer other ideas

  • Promptly leave

500

The H.E.L.P strategy is used during step 3of the decision-making process (weighing the outcomes). What does each letter stand for? 

  • H (Healthy)

  • E (Ethical)

  • L (Legal)

  • P (Parent Approval)

500

The FDA is a Federal Health Agency. What do the letters FDA stand for?

Food and Drug Administration.

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