Health Skills
Communication
Types of Stress
Stress Responses and Management
Extra
100

Name so Healthful Behaviors that are good to practice!

ALL OF THEM!!!

100

Name the two types of communication we learned about.

Verbal and NonVerbal Communication

100

What is Stress?

The body’s physiological and emotional responses to everyday challenges and demands that disturbs an individual’s homeostasis. 


100

What does GAS stand for?

General Adaptation Syndrome

100

What is one way to advocate for your health?

Find support and ask a lot of questions.

200

Accessing Information:

Knowing how to find reliable sources and evaluate health information and services to benefit your well-being.

Websites are reliable if they end in:

1).gov

2).edu

3).net

200

Name 3 ways to communicate effectively.

1) Use "I" messages to express your feelings.

2) Communicate with respect and care.

3) Be an active listener, or have empathy.

200

Perception:

Perception is the act of becoming aware through your senses.

200

What are the 3 stages in GAS?

Alarm, Resistance, and Fatigue

200

What is advocacy?

Getting support or supporting someone else in what they want to do.

300

What are Refusal Skills? 

Having the Communication Skills to say NO!

1) Say NO: Use a firm voice while staying calm and clear

2) Offer Alternatives: Suggest a safe healthful activity instead of the one offered


3) Leave if necessary: If you are not taken seriously or they won’t back down, walk away


4) Explain Why: State your feelings and your values/beliefs


5) Stand your Ground: Make it clear that you don’t intend to back down


300

What is Conflict Resolution? How does it relate to communication?

Conflict Resolution is the process of ending a conflict through cooperation and problem solving.

1) Using good interpersonal communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal

2) Maintaining respect for yourself as well as others

3) Consider a healthy compromise

4) Allowing the conflict to subside (cool off)



300

Homeostasis:

A self-regulating process by which an organism can maintain internal stability while adjusting to changing external conditions

300

What are stress management strategies?

Stress management strategies are strategies people use to either control or get rid of their stress.

300

What does each letter stand for in SMART goals.

Specific, Measureable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely

400

What is the Acronym and Steps for Decision Making?

HELP. Healthful, Ethical, Legal, and Parent Approved.

The Steps are: 

1) State the Situation

2) List the Options

3)Weight the Possible Outcomes, HELP Strategy

4) Consider your values

5) Make a Decision and Act on it.

6) Evaluate the Decision

400

Is writing verbal or nonverbal communication?

verbal

400

Name the 3 types of stress. and define them.

1) Distress: Stress resulting from an unpleasant stressor. Negative stress


2) Eustress: Stress resulting from a pleasant stressor. Positive stress!


3) Chronic Stress: Stress associated with long-term problems that are beyond a person’s control

400

Name some Stress Management Strategies.

Sleeping well, eating well, drinking a lot of water, reading a book, journaling, coloring, drawing, getting exercise, and many more.

400

What is resiliency when it comes to stress?

Being able to "bounce back" and overcome the stress you feel.

500

Name ALL Health Skills

Communication, Refusal, Conflict Resolution, Accessing Information, Analyzing Influences, Practicing Healthful Behaviors, Stress Management, Advocacy, Decision-Making, and Goal Setting.

500

Compare and Contrast Verbal and Non Verbal Communication.

(Do this on paper or whiteboard)

Teacher judges

500

Types of reactions to stress.

1)Musculoskeletal system

2)Cardiorespiratory System

3)Digestive System

4)Endocrine System

5)Nervous System


500

What are some ways to deal with Stress? (NOT STRESS MANAGEMENT)

Use Refusal Skills, Plan Ahead, Think Positively, Relaxation Techniques, Redirect your Energy, and Seek Support

500

What were the two other types of communication that we learned about?

Intrapersonal and Interpersonal communication