Dimensions of Health
Which of the following is NOT a dimension of health?
Emotional
Physical
Behavioral
Intellectual
Social
Emotional
Occupational
Environmental
Financial
What is behavioral
Which factor can you control: personal decisions, genetics, or family members' decisions?
Personal decisions.
Which URL ending does not necessarily indicate a reliable source?
.com
.gov
.edu
.com
Which doctor focuses on care from infancy through adolescence?
Pediatrician
Which is an example of nonverbal communication: spoken words, tone of voice, a written letter, or a social media post?
Tone of Voice
What can happen when one dimension of health changes?
It can impact multiple dimensions.
Which is a physical environmental risk factor: unhealthy relationships, income level, or pollution?
Pollution
What type of decision-making uses data and objective analysis?
Fact based decision Making
What type of doctor emphasizes holistic care and preventive medicine?
DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine).
Doing something because you enjoy it or find it personally rewarding.
Intrinsic Motivation
How is the range between poor and excellent health status measured?
What is a continuum
Which is a modifiable factor: genetics, age, or risky behaviors?
Risky Behaviors
What is the first step in the decision-making process?
Defining the problem
Which medical professional diagnoses and treats cancer?
Oncologist
What is an example of positive peer pressure
Answers will vary
What is the difference between life expectancy and life span?
Life expectancy is the expected length of life; life span is the actual number of years lived.
What is an example of a behavioral risk factor?
Not getting enough Sleep (Answers may vary)
What is working with others to make a decision called?
Collaborative decision-making
What is an example of preventive healthcare?
Getting an annual physical exam. (answers may vary)
Thinking about what you are going to say next. Is this active or passive listening?
Passive
What is the definition of Health?
Complete physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease.
What are a family's beliefs, values, and customs part of?
Culture
What does the acronym SMART stand for?
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Timely
What is the monthly fee paid for an insurance policy?
Premium
A type of movement that indicates agreement and trust is what
Mirroring