Dimensions of Wellness
SMART Goals & Self-Management
Types of Influences
Vaping and Alcohol
Random
100

This dimension focuses on maintaining a healthy body through exercise, nutrition, sleep habits, personal hygiene, and avoiding substance abuse.

What is Physical Health?

100

Name 5 healthy ways to cope with stress. 

Journaling, exercise, therapy, meditate, walking, listening to music, socializing, drawing, etc. 

100

 Parent or guardian taking you to the doctor for a checkup 

Family 

100

Diego is trying to quit vaping. What is the best option to give you the healthiest result?

Contacting outside resources 

Contacting a parent/teacher/etc. 

100

This aspect of mental health allows you to manage stress and overcome challenges by thinking critically.

What are coping skills?

200

This dimension involves coping with the demands of daily life, engaging in critical thinking, and keeping an open mind to new ideas.

What is mental health?
200

All stress is bad and has negative effects on the body and mind. True or False 

False 

200

Person Buying a Supplement Online Because of an Advertisement

Media 

200

Alcohol is quickly absorbed from the stomach and small intestine into the…..

Bloodstream

200

People with depression are always suicidal 

T/F

False

300

This dimension involves understanding your feelings, taking responsibility for your behavior, and asking for support when needed.

What is emotional health?

300

What is bad stress called?

Distress

300

Friends Who Pressure You To Vape

Peer

300

By which organ is alcohol metabolized or oxidized?

Liver

300

Why is binge drinking dangerous?

a. Impairs judgment

b. Increases the risk of unintentional injury

c. Increases the risk of sexual assault or violence

d. Increases the risk of unwanted pregnancy, STDs, or HIV

400

This dimension involves establishing a positive support network and maintaining quality relationships with family, friends, and community members.

What is social health?

400

What does SMART stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timebound.

400

Wearing a seat belt in the car because it's the law

Cultural 

400

What are 2 factors that influences the effects of alcohol?

a. The amount of food in the stomach

b. The individual's body weight or build

c. An individual's physical tolerance

d. The type of drink consumed

400

Drugs of abuse affect the brain's "reward" circuit, which responds to pleasurable experiences. What neurotransmitter is released in large amounts that causes the "high" associated with drug abuse?

Dopamine

500

This dimension is about behaving in ways that align with your values, morals, and beliefs, and finding meaning and purpose in life.

What is spiritual health?

500

Write out a COMPLETE smart goal

**Must mention S, M, A, R, T

500

Sneaking Alcohol in a Friend's Basement

Peer 

500

What is the only way to reduce the blood alcohol content to normal?

Stop drinking, Wait for the body to metabolize alcohol, etc. 

500

What does it mean when someone has developed a drug addiction, tolerance, dependence, abuse....

Dependence - A condition in which a person depends on a certain substance to function or feel normal.

b. Tolerance: A condition in which the body adapts to a certain substance, requiring greater amounts of the substance to feel its effects.

c. Abuse: The use of a drug (nicotine, alcohol, or illegal drugs) or the intentional misuse of medications.

d. Addiction – A brain disorder or disease associated with compulsive (uncontrollable) behavior, such as drug use, despite negative consequences. Physical and psychological need for a substance or behavior.