Definitions
is how your body grows, feels, and moves, how you care for it, and what you put into it. It includes factors such as your level of fitness, strength, and endurance.
Physical Health
Why Are Food Insecure People at a Higher risk for Obesity? (5 points)
Low income
1) Limited resources
2) Limited access to quality healthcare
3) Cycles of food deprivation and overeating
4) High levels of stress, anxiety, and depression
5) Fewer opportunities for physical activity
social exclusion has been shown to negatively impact mental health in the following ways: (5 points)
Depression
1) Anxiety
2) Poor sleep quality
3) Loneliness
4)Cognitive decline
5) Memory problems
*Definition*
A medical condition which can be mild, moderate, or severe. Usually diagnosed when a person’s substance use leads to issues in a person’s health, home, work, or school life. Affected by many factors, including genetics, brain development, environment, and individual experiences. Not all individuals who use substances have SUD.
Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
in 2021 ____ Million people faced food insecurity
5.8 million
A progressive chronic disease characterized by abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health.
obesity
Issues regarding Physical literacy outcomes/what causes poor physical literary (5 points)
1) Access to adequate instruction during childhood development
2) Funds to afford the equipment necessary for the activity.
3) Available resources in the community(such as gyms, pools, etc.)
4) Available leisure time to allow participation.
5) Adequate food security to support an active lifestyle.
Social Exclusion Related issues can increase the risk of developing physical health problems later, such as: (4 points)
1) obesity
2) Weakened immune system.
3) High blood pressure
4) Heart failure
*Definition*
an attitude, behaviour, or belief that discriminates against people
Stigma
1 in ____ Canadians experiences substance use problems today
10
the foundation of lifetime physical activity participation and is defined as the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and, understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life
Physical Literacy
3 Barriers to Education in Rural NL
1) Lack of Resources
2) Poverty
3) moving away from home
How does Socio-Economic Status affect oral health? (3 points)
1) Dental Services
2) Food Insecurity
3) Access to Community Water
Canada's universal healthcare system covers ____% of an individual’s medical costs.
Korea offers public healthcare covering ____ – ___% of medical costs. The rest can be paid out of pocket or subsidized through additional private health care options.
Which is better?
1) 100%
2) 50 to 80%
3) Be able to explain
____ out of ___ Canadians with a substance use disorder say that they experienced barriers to recovery, including stigma
8 out of 10
are programs designed to enhance cognitive and scholastic growth for underprivileged children. The most known one, Head Start, shows that these decrease underprivileged children's retained grades and increase the probability of graduating high school. Participants are also more positive about school and work in general.
Compensatory Interventions
Some of the most dangerous occupations defined by the OHSA include: (List 3)
Fishing and Hunting workers
Logging workers
Roofers
Construction workers
Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
Refuse waste and recyclable material collectors.
Structural iron and steel workers
Delivery and truck drivers
Underground mining machine operator
Farmers and agricultural worker
How to Improve Poor Dental Health Related to low SES
1) Educations (importance of oral health and oral health promotion)
2) Public Health Policy (free dental care)
Disabilities can be: (2 points)
1) Visible or invisible
2) Permanent or temporary
_____ of Canadians in recovery from a substance use disorder experience stigma when in active addiction.
half (50%)
is any condition of the body or mind that makes it more difficult for the person with the condition to do certain activities and interact with the world around them
Disability
Types of Disabilities Include (5 points)
Hearing and/or visual impairments
intellectual/learning
Physical
Psychiatric/mental health diagnoses
Neurological
How nutrition affects pregnancy: (4 points)
1) Pre-pregnancy
2) Birthweight
3) Physiological changes
4) Change in Nutrition Requirements
True or False:
Physical and mental health tend to be highly correlated with one another?
True
*Canada VS Finland*
Canada: ___% of Canadian adults have a university degree. Undergraduate programs for international students are ~$20,000/year at MUN.
Finland:_____% of Finnish adults have a university degree. All undergraduate programs are free at the University of Jyvaskyla
1) 33%
2) 42.3%