Mental Illness and Disorders
behaviors, genes, and the enivronment
Health and Wellness
Decision Making
Drs and Professionals
100
a mental illness characterized by extreme or unrealistic worries about daily events, experiences, or objects

anxiety disorder

100

Mortality vs Morbidity 

morbidity - prevalence of diseases and conditions that affects the health of a community

mortality - number of deaths caused by a disease or disorder in the community 

100

True / False

everyone has the same distribution of health and wellness in their lives

false
100

true /false

i make decisions daily and my decisions can affect other people

true 

100

what is a Primary Care Physician 

  • “A regular doctor who provides check-ups, screenings, treatments, and prescription” 

200

causes obsessive thoughts and behaviors 

OCD

200

3 categories of Risk Factors

Behavioral 

Genetic

Environmental and Socioeconomic 

200

Name 3 ways to increase your mental or emotional health 

accept helpful criticism

have hobbies

find friends and someone to talk to

sleep 

exercise

set goals 

200

Why is communication and group decision making  "hard" for students?

do not want to be embarrassed if have a different opinion

too afraid to talk with other people

nervous


200

what are Specialists

trained professional for a specific type of disease or illness or area of the body

300

What are 3 symptoms of depression?

feelings of hopelessness, loneliness, and inability to care about something

feeling sad, down, and intense negative thoughts 

loss of interest in once enjoyed activities, irritability, frustration, sleeping more often low energy

300

What are risk factors?

  • Aspects of people’s lives that increase the chances they may develop a disease, disorder, injury, or condition 

300

What is optimal health?

highest state of health 

collection of all types of health combined

not everyone achieves this

300

what are interpersonal skills 

interacting 

talking and being with other people

positive interactions 

300

When do you need a physical and what for?

once a year

sports, drivers test, school physicals 

400

Billy’s mother reports that he has been in good health recently. She tells you that all of his milestones were delayed, particularly his language. She denies any history of developmental regression.  He will now use single words like “juice” and “cookie” to make requests. At home, Billy is a “handful,” but he will usually calm down when she turns on his favorite cartoon. She describes him as a sweet and loving boy, but she also shares that he will have prolonged tantrums when denied what he wants and that tantrums will often occur when they are attempting to leave their house.

Autism Spectrum Disorder - what were his "signs and symptoms"

400

Quality of Life - factors 

Access to medical care, wellness and prevention strategies, proper and safe medications, sanitary and hygienic living conditions

400

What are 3 dimensions of health and well-being?

spiritual, social, physical, occupational, environmental, financial, intellectual, emotional 

400

What could happen if we continue to eat high fatty foods, fried foods, lack of exercise, and inappropriately sleeping? and how could we fix this 

we are more prone to diseases and disorders 

make a goal or plan to eat healthier, be more active and proactive with our health and wellness 

400

what does gastroenterologist mean?

works with the stomach and GI tract


500

What are 5 ways you can get a person who is experiencing suicide thoughts the help they need? 

hotline

safe2say

call 911

talk with a trusted adult

do not leave them alone

listen to them

do not make a joke of how they are feeling

500

3 examples of socioeconomic factors

income

education

jobs 

500

What does SMART stand for

Specific, Measurable, Attainable/Action, Realistic, and Timely 

500

what are the 5 steps to make a decision?

define the problem, gather information, develop and evaluate options, choose the best action, go with the option and watch progress

500

What is a cardiologist and what do they do?

heart specialist and works with people who have heart complications, failures, and weak hearts