Physical, Mental/Emotional, or Social
Health Continuum
Risks
Random
100

Being optimistic?

Mental/Emotional

100

What is the health continuum used for?

Determine where peoples health is located on the continuum based on quality of life.

100

What is a risk factor and list one example.

Aspects of peoples lives that increase the chances they will develop a disease or disorder, or experience an injury/decline in health (eating unhealthy)

100
Give one example of a risk factor and one example of a protective factor.

Answer will vary

200
Perception of yourself?

Mental/Emotional

200

Does getting a flu shot each year increase where you're at on the continuum?

Yes

200

Are risk factors unavoidable? Explain.

Some are some are not. Modifiable and nonmodifiable 

200

What is abstinence?

practice of restraining oneself from being indulged in something. Not doing whatever the risk is.

300

Going for a bike ride?

Physical

300

Is the Health continuum accurate?

No it is not completely accurate

300

What is an example of a nonmodifiable risk factor?

genetic heart disease or age

300

List 3 reasons you think teens are at a higher risk of injury when driving?

Texting or using phone while driving

Distracted while driving

Not using seatbelt

400

Hanging out with friends and working on homework togetger

Social and Mental

400

List 3 factors that affect you on the health continuum

Age, disease, activity level, etc.

400

What is an example of a genetic health factor that you get from your family?

Weight, diseases and disorders, mental health conditions

400

What does DNA stand for?

Deoxyribonucleic acid

500

What is the definition of Health?

The state of complete physical, mental/emotional, and social well being.

500

What is the average life expectancy in the US?

77-78

500

What is a behavioral factor?

Choices and behaviors that affect a persons chance of developing a disease, unhealthy condition, or injury

500

What is the capitol of Illinois?

Springfield