Health & Wellness
Genetic Factors
Behavioral Factors
Physical & Social Environment
Economic Environment
& Media / Technology
100

What is the process of identifying one's state of health and taking steps to improve it?

Wellness

100

What are genes?

DNA segments that contain the blueprint for the structure and function of a person's cells.

100

What are behavioral factors?

Choices and and habits that affect a person's chance of developing a disease, unhealthy condition, or injury. 

100

What is geography?

Land features and any body of water present in an area

100

What is Media?

In-person and online communication channels such as books, tv shows, movies, social, media, and advertisements.

200

What is the extent to which a person experiences a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life?

Quality of Life

200

What are genetic disorders?

Health conditions that develop due to a person's genes.

200

Name 3 categories of behavioral factors.

Nutrition/ Physical activity

Sleep

Tobacco/ Alcohol/ Drugs

Sexual Activity

Injuries and Accidents

200

What is culture?

Beliefs, values, customs, and arts of a particular group or society.

200

What is your economic environment?

It is your family's and community's level of education, income, and resources.

300

What are the three dimensions of health?

Physical Health

Mental/ Emotional Health

Social Health

300

What are the three categories affected by genetic factors?

Weight

Diseases/ Disorders

Mental Health Conditions

300

What are 3 long term consequences of being physically inactive? 

Cardiovascular disease

High blood pressure

Cancer

Type 2 Diabetes

Arthritis

Muscle and joint weakness

300

How can peers positively impact health?

Healthy relationships:

improve self-esteem

create a sense of belonging

help avoid risky behavior

300

How does education impact health?

People with a higher education levels have more information to interpret situations and therefore make smarter decisions.

400

How is well-being different than health?

Health is the current mental, physical, and socially state.

Well-being is your ability to function positively with overall satisfaction.

400

How often do communicable diseases causes genetic disorders?

Never

(but genetics do affect you in ways such as your immune system and resistance to bacteria)

400
How does smoking and vaping affect your body?

Raises blood pressure

Hardens your arteries

Greatly increase risk of heart attack and stroke

400

How can a negative community environment impact health?


It causes people less likely to be outside and healthy and creates stress which increases blood pressure, heart rate, anxiety, and depression.


400

How does income affect health?

It grants the ability to pay for healthcare, more nutritious food,  access to safer neighborhoods, and lower levels of financial stress.

500

What is the health continuum?

It is the scale/ range of a person's health status that goes from poor health to optimal health. 

500

What does a family history of cardiovascular disease mean? 

Members of your family were affected by cardiovascular disease which makes you more likely to develop it as well.

500

How do phones disrupt your sleep patterns?

It emits blue light which puts you body in an unnatural circadian rhythm and disturbs how your body produces melatonin.

500

How does your geography affect your health?

It can influence your decisions affecting your health such as people living by the beach are more likely to be outside and active.

It can also be harmful such as presence of pollution increasing likelihood of illness.

500

Who has a lowered ability to access healthcare?

People who live in rural areas and lower income families.