Dimensions of Health
Is a state of health and wellness
Well-being
True or false: A disease and a disorder are similar in that they are both abnormal conditions that impair the normal function of the body, but a disorder is often used when there is no single, identifiable cause or symptoms
True
A specific endpoint or achievement that you want to reach
Goal
The dimension of health that refers to how well your body functions and the ability to carry out everyday tasks
Physical health
Diseases or Disorders: diabetes, cancer, the flu, chicken pox
Diseases
A skill you use to make choices about your health and wellness
Decision making skills
The dimension of health that involves emotions, mood, outlook on life, and beliefs about yourself
Emotional health
Diseases that happen quickly and go away in a short time
Acute diseases
Your ability to stand up to pressures and influences that might hinder your progress toward wellness
Refusal skills
The dimension of health that involves your communication skills, relationships, and ability to interact with others
Social health
A disease that is a long lasting condition, typically lasting many years or even a lifetime
Chronic diseases
Your ability to interact positively with those around you
Interpersonal skills
The dimension of health that involves your ability to think clearly and critically, and to learn and solve problems
Intellectual health
A disease indicator that is sensed or experienced by a sick person (ex. fever, dizziness)
Symptoms
The ability to locate, interpret, and apply information pertaining to your health
Health literacy