Health 101
Communication
Stress
Mental Health
Random
100

The dimension of health that involves developing meaningful relationships and interacting with others

What is social health?

100

The type of communication that is used with words

What is verbal communication?
100

This type of stress is considered "good" stress.

What is eustress?

100

The aspect of health that relates to how we think

What is mental health?

100

If a rooster laid an egg at the top of a peaked house roof, which way would the egg roll? 

Roosters can't lay eggs!

200

An example of a refusal statement/strategy

What is a clear "no, I won't do that"

Use humor, delay the situation, suggest an alternative action "let's do this instead".


200

The type of communication that involves signs, symbols and gestures.

What is non-verbal communication?

200

This type of stress is considered "bad stress", and can lead to health problems when unmanaged.

What is distress?

200

A feeling of worry or nervousness that can interfere with daily life

What is anxiety?

200

The virus that has flu-like symptoms and has origins in Wutan, China; responsible for over 800 deaths. 

What is the corona virus?

300

When developing goals using the SMART format, the A stands for this

What is attainable/achievable?

300

You know someone is practicing active listening when they do this

What is:  give eye contact, ask questions and restate what the speaker said?

300

A friend encourages you to study for a test, it is considered ________ peer pressure.

What is positive?

300
A long-term effect of bullying

What are suicide attempts?

300

The number one way to prevent the spread of germs

What is washing your hands with soap and water?

400

The four dimensions of health

What are social, emotional, mental, physical?

Will also accept spiritual

400

The most effective type of communication when trying to avoid negative behaviors

What is assertiveness?

400

Three negative ways of dealing with stress are:

What are substance use, avoidance, fighting, over-eating, isolation...?

400

The difference between depression and sadness

What is Sadness is usually triggered by an event,

Depression is a mental illness that affects thoughts, emotions and behaviors

Will also accept; a feeling of sadness accompanied by hopelessness that lasts longer than two weeks.

400

The smallest bone in the human body

What is the hearing bone?

(Also called the stapes)

500

The chemical released during a stressful event and the three ways the body can respond

What is cortisol/fight, flight or freeze?

500

The most assertive way to begin a sentence begins with this type of statement.

What is an "I" statement?

Ex: I feel upset when you....because....


500

The four common categories of stressors

What are physical, mental/emotional, social and environmental?

500

What does ACT stand for, and when should you practice it? 

What is Acknowledge/Act Care Tell;

When you are concerned for the safety of another person/suicide risk.


500

The largest organ of the human body

What is the skin?