Lifestyle Disease
A condition developed over a long period of time that has a negative impact on a person's health condition.
Type II Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Cancer, Obesity, Mental Health and Respiratory Conditions.
These do not operate individually. They often interact with one another and can cause negative impacts on health with exposure over a long period of time.
Risk Factors
Posters, social media and radio advertisements.
Identify different types of External influences within everyday life.
How many zero's are there in one million.
Consuming excess kilojoules over a long period increases the risk of developing this condition.
Chronic respiratory lifestyle diseases are closely linked with individual's who engage with this risk factor.
Vaping and Cigarette Smoking
Motivation, hunger and personal preferences.
Identify an example of a Internal Influence.
A horse is on the emblem of the car manufacturer.
What animal is placed on the Ferrari?
A serious type of skin cancer that develops in the pigment-producing cells.
What is a Melanoma?
When insulin does not work effectively in the body.
State a reason why someone may suffer from high blood sugar levels?
The cost of items on the menu.
The closest planet to the sun.
Mercury is what position to the Sun?
A lifestyle disease that effects the body's ability to effectively use insulin.
Type II Diabetes is?
A non-modifiable risk factor.
Genetics and age are classified as what?
Someone who prioritises running and being active each day after school.
What is an example of a personal values/beliefs?
WWW is the abbreviation.
What is the abbreviation for World Wide Web.
The buildup of fatty deposits, cholesterol, and other substances (plaque) on the inner walls of blood vessels, which restricts or blocks blood flow.
How is Cardiovascular Disease developed?
A nation wide authority responsible for collecting, analyzing, and publishing health and welfare statistics within Australia.
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) are responsible for?
The capacity to have an effect on the character, development or behaviour of someone or something. These can be split into internal and external influences.
Define the term Influences.
Purple is the colour created when these two are mixed together.
Green and Red make what colour?