Intro to Health II
Mental & Emotional Health
Random Health II
Family Life & Human Sexuality
Nutrition
100

What does the acronym WOOP stand for in terms of goal setting?

W = Wish

O = Outcome

O = Obstacles

P = Plan

100

What comprises the emotional cycle? Example?

Trigger --> Emotion --> Behavior

Compliment --> Happiness --> Confidence

100

Why do food companies use marketing? What are three strategies they use?

To influence people to buy their product, increase sales and attract attention. 

Colors/Design, buzzwords, health claims, celebritt endorsements

100

Every person enters relationships with what? Give an example.

bagagge 

positive - close family and openness

negative - abuse

100
What are the three macronutrients everyone needs in their diet?

Carbs, fats and protein

200

What are the three main domains of health?

Physical, Emotional & Social
200

What is the difference between an acute and chronic stressor? Give an example of each.

acute = short term = test

chronic = long term = work

200
What are healthier alternatives to consuming caffeine? Name three. 

adequate sleep, hydration/water, balanced meals and exercise

200

What is a red flag and a green flag in terms of relationships? Provide an example of each. 

red flag - unhealthy qualities and characteristics - dishonest

green flag - healthy and positive qaulities - communicates effectively 

200

Fill in the blanks.

Caffeine is a ______________. It increases___________ and provides short term energy. Teens should not consumer more than _____ mg a day of caffeine.

stimulant, alertness and 100

300

What is the habit loop? Example?

Cue --> Routine --> Reward

Cue = Stress

Routine = Eat junk food

Reward = Temporary comfort

300

What are the four happy hormes we have discussed in class?

Dopamine, Serotonin, Endorphins & Oxytocin. 

300

Why might a person stay in a red bead/unhealthy relationship?

fincances, fear, comfort, codependence, love, low self esteem, pressue

300

How does exploring who you are as a person impact future relationships?

knowing yourself allows you to know your baggage work on the neagitve. It allows for you to explore your expectations in relationships. 

300

Name three vitamins, what they do and an example of where you can find it. 

Vitamin C - oranges = immune system support

Vitamin B - eggs, meat = energy & brain function

Calcium - dairy = strong bones & teeth

400

Give an example of how the three main health domains are connected to one another.

If someone has an illness that affects their physical health, they may be feeling stressed because they are having to miss work because of illness and stress can cause strain on your relationships. 

400

How can happy hormones and cortisol (stress hormone) affect our bodies?

happy = calm, focused and positive

stress = can't focus, irritable and overwhelmed?

400

Consent must always be freely given. Consent cannot be ____________, ____________, and __________.

forced, pressued or manipulated

400

What is pacing in terms of relationships?

Pacing means allowing a relationship to develop gradually instead of rushing. 

400

Name five things you can find on a nutrition label. 

serving size, calories, carbohydrates, protein, vitamins, fats.

500

Define the word HEALTH.

State of complete physical, mental, emotional and social well being. 
500

What are the two type of influnces on our mental/emotional health? Provide an example for each. 

External = family, friends, schools, social media

Internal = self esteem, thoughts and self

500

Name three different forms of abuse and an example of each. 

emotional - callin names and put downs

physical - pushing and hitting

financial - controlling all money

500

Joe and Gina have been dating for three months and they have committment/trust and friendship in their relationship. What are they missing?

Chemistry

500

What type of fat should people avoid? Why? What kind of food it is found in?

Trans fats = increase bad cholesterol and increase heart disease. Found in processed and fried food.