Human Lifespan
Parenting/Prenatel & Childhood Development
Australia's Health System
Fun Trivia
Lucky Dip
100

Age 40 to Age 65

Middle Adulthood

100

Name an intellectual need of a child

- learning

- developing

- communication skills

- problem solving

100

 Define medicare

Australia's universal health insurance scheme which provides all Australian residents access to subsidised cost or no cost

100

What is James Bond's code name?

007

100

Name 3 characteristics of a healthy & respectful relationship

trust, honesty, good communication, stability, empathy, safety, loyalty, compromise, mutual respect and equality

200

Name a social change in individuals during the youth stage (age 12-18)

social role change, relationships grow and change, social skills development, social pressure and peer influence

200

1 protective and 1 risk factor of the maternal diet

Protective:

- Folate required for dna synthesis, formation of red blood cells, reduces risks of neural tube defects

- Iron required to increase demand for oxygen fetus, helps carry oxygen around body

Risk

- A poor maternal diet with deficiencies of folate can cause neural tube defects (spina bifida), iron deficiency can lead to premature and low birth weight

200

Name 2 services medicare covers and 2 it does not

covers: schedule fees, test and examinations, xrays, eye tests performed by optometrists and tests performed by GPs, public hospital accom

does not cover: dentist, ambulance, allied health, health aids and alt treatments

200

What sport is Brisbane adding to the 2032 Olympics?

Netball

200

define intergenerational health & wellbeing

refers to the idea that health and wellbeing of one generation can be influenced by other generations

300

Factors influencing perception (ATLEAST 2)

Culture, opinions of others, news and media, past experiences, personal values and beliefs, geographical location

300

Difference between gross motor vs fine motor skills

gross motor skills: functions that involve the ability to move through the controlled use of large muscle groups 

fine motor skills: functional that involve the ability to move through the controlled use of small muscle groups

300

Name and explain 1 medicare funding

Medicare levy - individuals are taxed an additional 2% of their income that goes towards the cost of medicare

Medicare levy surcharge - taxing 1% on top of levy to individuals that earn over 90k 

General Income Taxation - remaining cost is covered by income taxed in general taxation

300

What is the human body's largest organ?

The skin

300

Classify the following as either physical, intellectual, emotional or social

- Developing beliefs relating to ethical issues 

- Moving in with a partner 

Developing beliefs relating to ethical issues = intellectual

Moving in with a partner = social

400

Acronym PIES Development with one example of each 

Physical - organ development/height growth

Intellectual - creativity/knowledge

Emotional - communication of emotions/building resilience

Social - socialisation/gender

400

Name the stages of prenatal development

- germinal stage - conception/implantation

- embryonic stage - implantation/week 8

- fetal stage - week 9/birth

400

Explain PBS and the PBS safety net and how it improves any aspect of health and wellbeing

A program ran by the Aus Government that subsidises various essential prescription medicines for Aus citizens, perm residents and visitors from certain countries. Safety net protects individual from high costs of essential medication by significantly reducing the cost once a certain threshold is reached per year.

400

Who was the first winner of the FIFA World Cup?

Uruguay

400
Whats the 3 criteria to be eligible for NDIS

1. Australian Citizen

2. Permanent/Lifelong Disability

3. Under age of 65

500

Impact of social and emotional development on each other

Being able to learn how to identify and manage emotions (emotional development) positively impacts social interactions (social development) by recognising and regulating feelings to understand and respond to others' emotions (emotional development).

500

Define AUTHORITARIAN parenting and its impact on a dimension of health and wellbeing

Authoritarian parenting is a style of parenting that employs strict rules, and punishment if rules are broken.

H&W: Multiple answers 

500

Explain the complaint process

complaint to provider = complaint lodged to HCC -> complaint assessed = referred or declined -> provider and individual find solution with HCC

early resolution, formal resolution, investigation = outcome -> complaint and outcome recorded

500

Who is the most followed person on Instagram?

Cristiano Ronaldo

500

A challenge presented by digital access in provision of health and wellbeing information access

low health literacy, reliability of information, self diagnosis, self medicating, cyberchondria