Transition From Youth to Adulthood
Tech, Rights and Responsibilities
Fun and Games
Prenatal and Parenting
Aspects of Aus Healthcare system
100

What in the age range for childhood?

2-12 years

100

Sally has her private health information shared on the GP clinics instagram reels. What right has been breached?

Right to privacy

100

What mammal is capable of flying?

Bat
100

Identify one risk factor of prenatal development.

Smoking, alcohol consumption, drugs, parental disability

100

Identify one aspect of Aus HC system.

Medicare, PBS, private health

200

Identify one stage of development and provide a characteristic of this stage.

Physical, Social, Emotional and Intellectual

Appropriate characteristic

200
Provide 2 patient rights and what it means.

access, safety, respect, communication, participation and privacy.

200

How many hearts does an octopus has?

3

200

Identify each stage of prenatal development and the weeks.

germinal - conception to implantation (end of week 2)

embryonic - implantation (end week2) to end of week 8

foetal - end of week 8 to birth

200

Outline how Medicare is funded.

income taxes, 2% medicare levy, Medicare Levy Surcharge

300

Provide one example of a gross motor skill developed in early childhood.

walks alone, hops, skips, jumps, runs, able to throw and catch.

300

If someone wanted to make a complaint about their healthcare services, what is the process?

Start by addressing the complaint directly to the HC service, if no resolution, lodge a complaint to the Health Complaints Commissioner

300

In geometry, how many sides does a dodecagon have?

12

300

Identify and explain a protective factor related to prenatal development.

Vaccination, maternal diet, parental income, education, access to health care.
300

Explain one factor influencing access to healthcare and link to a dimension of H&W

culture, religion, cost, knowledge, geographic location, SES

400

Identify one positive characteristic of a healthy relationship and link to a dimension of health.

Trust, loyalty, open communication, honesty, empathy, security, equality, safety.

Appropriate link to dimension.

400

Outline an opportunity and challenge of digital technologies

op: inexpensive, private and anonymous, 24 hour access, available when you need it, available in range of languages

ch: no face to face=misinterpretation, self-diagnosis which can lead to stress, reliability is difficult to determine

400

What is the name of the smallest country in the world. 

Vatican City

400

Explain what occurs in emotional development in the first year of life.

Babies vocalise their feelings through crying, cooing and grunting. 6 weeks old babies can recognise their parents, they also smile. Three months infant may kick and wave arms to express when they are happy. 7 months old can imitate moods of others, by 8 months attachment is formed with primary carer.

400

Explain the purpose of the Medicare Levy Surcharge.

The Medicare Levy Surcharge is designed to encourage higher-income earners to take out private health insurance, easing the strain on the public healthcare system. It is an additional charge on top of the standard Medicare levy for individuals or families who do not have private health coverage and earn above a certain income threshold.


500

Explain what primary and secondary characteristics are and give an example of each.

Primary characteristics are physical features that are and directly involved in reproduction. (ovaries, menstruation)

Secondary characteristics are physical features that develop during puberty due to hormonal changes and are not directly involved in reproduction. (breasts, facial hair) 

500

Explain two options for redress for a patient if complaining about a HC service.

- apology from hc service, change in process or procedure, investigation, compensation

500

Name 7 countries that start and end in the letter A. 

  • Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Australia Austria
500

Explain intergenerational health and wellbeing using an example.

Intergenerational health and wellbeing refers to the way the health and wellbeing of one generation can influence the health and wellbeing of future generations. 

For example, if a mother is highly stressed throughout pregnancy, this can pass onto the foetus, who can grow up to have high levels of stress and anxiety. 

500

Explain the PBS and link to a dimension of H&W.



The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) provides subsidised access to essential medications, ensuring that Australians can afford necessary treatments. This supports the physical dimension of health and wellbeing by improving access to healthcare and helping manage chronic conditions and illnesses.