Vocabulary I
Lab Time
Vocabulary II
Blue Zones
100

A deliberate decision to AVOID high-risk behaviors

Abstinence

100

This word is represented by the medical symbol "P" 

Pulse

100

A person's capacity to learn about and understand basic health information and services and to use these resources to promote one's health and wellness 

Health Literacy 

100

This is the number of consistencies between people living in "blue zone" areas and are thought to be the keys to a long, healthful life

200

Taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse

Prevention

200

These two words are represented by the medical abbreviation "BP"

Blood Pressure

200

Taking action to influence others to address a heath-related concern or to support a heath-related belief

Advocacy

200

This was the name of one of the "Power 9"  the described incorporating low-intensity movement consistently throughout your day and throughout your life

Move Naturally 

300

Various methods for communicating information/ "WHAT" is being communicated

Media

300

This is the healthy range for pulse of a young adult or teenager

60-80 bpm

300

Differences in health outcomes among groups

Health disparities

300

This was one of the "Power 9" that described relieving oneself of the stresses built up in a day

Downshifting/ Downshift

400
This is all of traits that were passed on to you from your parents

Heredity

400

This is the average blood pressure reading for a young adult

125/85

400

The reaction of the body and mind to everyday challenges and demands 

Stress

400

"Hara. Hatchi. Bu." is a phrase used to remember this rule of the power 9

80% rule OR the 80-20 rule

500

An ongoing condition or illness 

Chronic Disease 

500

This is the technical name for a blood pressure cuff 

Sphygmomanometer

500

A statement that focuses on your feelings rather than on someone else's behavior 

An "I" Message

500

Ikigai is a Japanese word used to remind people of ...

Purpose/ their purpose