Health and Welness
Physical Fitness
Alternative Medical Practices
Nutrition
Stress Management
100

What is social health?

The ability to form and maintain satisfying, health, and lasting relationships with others.

100

What is active aging and how can you achieve it?

Active aging is the positive well-being, good physical, metal, and social health throughout the aging process. You can achieve it by stretching a lot, keep moving, and doing thing that make your brain work like crosswords or puzzles.

100

From what culture does acupuncture descend from?

Chinese

100

How many calories does the average man need per day?

2500 calories

100

What are some sources of stress?

death of loved one, school, work (social situations), loss of job, divorce, illness or injury, emotional problems, money etc.

200

What are some ways you can improve your environmental health?

Recycle, go on walks, use less power, resuse plastic and paper, and limit use of vehicles (carpool, buses, bike/walk)

200

What is the difference between power and endurance in body composition?

Power is the ability to exert the most force in the shortest time possible while strength is the measure of the exertion of force .

200

What is chiropractic care?

Manipulative treatment of misalignments of the joints

200

What is the difference between a Lacto-ovo-vegetarian and a lacto-vegetarian?

Lacto-ovo-vegetarians eat eggs while lacto-vegetarians do not.

200

What are some practices you can do to relieve stress?

Deep breathing, exercise, music, take a walk/break, hang out with friends/family etc

300

What has to happen to be diagnosed with Type I Diabetes?

The pancreas produces no insulin, thus requiring insulin doses.

300

What is the difference between essential fat, stored fat, and lean mass?

Essential fat is the healthy fats needed for the body, stored fat is the fat the body doesn’t need and is stored, Lean mass is the weight on your body that isn’t fat.

300

Why would you see an acupuncturist and how long does a typical appointment take?

Nausea, headaches, vomiting, back pain. Appointment takes 45min-1hr

300

What are the three macronutrients needed by humans?

Carbohydrates, Fats, and proteins

300

What impacts on health does stress cause?

Depression, high blood pressure, heart disease, heart attack, heartburn, weight gain or loss, fertility problems, acne or eczema

400

How do you use the health triangles?

When you make a decision consider the possible outcomes. Will it negatively or positively affect your Emotional, Social, Physical, Financial, Spiritual, or Environmental health?

400

What are the sleep, movement, sit requirements for children and youth?

Sleep- 8-11 hours per night, 

Movement- several hour of light physical activity, 60 mins per day of vigorous physical activity,

Sit- No more than two hours per day

400

What is a Reflexologist and why would you see one?

People trained to put pressure on certain reflexes and areas in order to relieve tension. If you have joint pain, sore muscles, headaches, stress

400

Define a complex carb and give an example.

Starches broken down by the digestive system into simple sugars. Examples: Veggies, fruits, grains and wheat.

400

What is eustress and distress? What is the difference between them?

Eustress is positive stress and distress is negative stress.

500

What are the components of the two health triangles, and what does it represent?

1st- Emotional, physical and social

2nd- Spiritual, Financial, and Environmental

The triangles represent the components needed to maintain a healthy lifestyle. You can look at every corner and decide where you need work and where you can start to improve your well-being.

500

What is the Behaviour change theory and what are the steps listed?

It’s the theoretical model of how a change is perceived and attacked by your brain. 

1: Pre-Contemplation- down & defensive and not prepared for change

2: Contemplation- getting ready for change but may try to avoid it 

3: Preperation- ready to engage and telling people about change

4: Action- initiated the change

5: Maintenance- already changed and has to maintain the change

500

What is massage therapy and what are some pros and cons of it?

Massage Care is hands on therapy that stretches and removes knots in muscles and tissues.

Pros- feels good, feel relaxed, removes stretches and knots

Cons- Can be intrusive, possible intimacy because of lack of clothing, can be pricey

500

Name all the food categories in the Canada’s Food Guide and how many servings of each category a teenage boy needs a day.

Fruits and vegetables: 8 servings, Grain Products: 7 servings, Milk and Alternatives: 3-4 servings, Meat and Alternatives: 3 servings

500

What happens to your body when you stress?

Your body launches a nervous response that releases hormones. This causes you to sweat, heartbeat to speed up, muscles tense and breathing to quicken