Health Triangle
Health Status
Risks
Decisions
Values
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Mental Emotional, Family/Social, Physical
What are the three parts of the health triangle?
100
There are ten factors that can affect one's health status. Name three.
What is Knowledge, access to health information, behaviors, responses to influence, communication, resistance, and conflict resolution skills, decisions a person makes, person’s advocacy skills, heredity, environment, random events and risks
100
What does the risk of driving without a seatbelt entail and categorize this risk.
This is a unnecessary risk that can lead to a long term effect of losing your license and getting fined, along with someone getting severely injured if you were to crash or even lead to someone dying.
100
What enables you to take responsibility for your health?
Practicing life skills
100
A standard or belief-guiding principles
What are values?
200
What are some examples of things that are apart of the mental emotional part of the triangle?
Being able to deal with stress, making smart decisions, being mentally strong, etc.
200
What is an example of using your health knowledge?
Ex: deciding to wear sunscreen when the sun is hot out, the long term effect being not getting skin cancer
200
Name an example of a beneficial risk that someone can experience.
Ex: Asking a girl to prom and her saying yes.
200
Name the first step to making a decision in the decision making process.
State the problem
200
What is a good character?
A person who uses self control to act on responsible values
300
Quality of life including the mental emotional part, family social part and physical part
What does health mean?
300
What is a health service?
Help that is provided by a healthcare facility or a health care provided
300
What is the definition of risk?
A chance that has an unknown outcome.
300
How do your values affect the decisions you make?
Your values make your personality, so everyone is unique in that they have different beliefs based on their personality as to what is right and wrong
300
Name some of the universal values (2 at most).
Honesty, trustworthiness, social justice, self control, responsibility.
400
How do placebos affect your body?
Its an inactive substance that tricks the mind and makes your brain think you are getting better when in reality you aren’t
400
The sum of the possible of the positive and negative influences on a person and their well being.
What is health status?
400
What are the risks you face when going out with your friends when going out to the mall the night before a test?
Ex: You don’t study and end up failing the test, you spend all of the money you have saved up.
400
What are some positives ways that your friends affect your decisions?
Ex: They can act as support and help you make the right decisions.
400
The degree to which a person regulates his or her own behavior
What is self control
500
What happens if the triangle becomes unbalanced?
The other parts of the triangle are affected in a bad way, causing your overall health to suffer
500
Something that increases the odds of a positive outcome.
What is a protective factor?
500
How do your friends affect the risks that you take?
They can influence your choices that you make; peer pressure
500
Imagine you are in a abusive relationship, what is the best step to make?
Leave the relationship and find some help if you feel threatened.
500
Why is it important to know you values?
So that you can use them to make decisions and know who you are as a person.