MISC.
Health Risks
Overall Health
Promoting Health
Affects on Health
100

NICE TRY 

MAYBE NEXT TIME

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100

What does CDC stand for?


Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

100

Your physical, mental, and emotional well being?

Health

100

What is health education?

Providing and teaching accurate health info

100

list an effect of media and technology

jealousy/false impressions

200

What is wellness?

Total health or over state of well being

200

List 3 health risk behaviors

Binge drinking among adults.

Current cigarette smoking among adults.

No leisure-time physical activity among adults.

200

How much sleep should you get every night?

8-10 hours

200

List 3 ways to make informed decisions for healthy choices

Know where to find health info, think whether info makes sense, assess the risk to benefit, understand medicine regulations

200

what is heredity?

All biologically passed traits.

300

example of a health disease?

Asthma, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and arthritis.

300

describe abstinence

decisions to avoid high risk behaviors like sexual activity, Tabaco, alcohol, and drugs

300

The three parts of the health triangle?

Social, Physical, Mental/Emotional

300

What are health disparities?

differences in health among different groups

300

What are peers?

people of the same age that share similar interest.

400

average percentage of over weight/obese child according to the book?

17-17.6%

400

List 3 life style factors

getting 8-10 hours of sleep, eating a healthy breakfast, being physically active, maintain healthy weight.

400

How long should you engage in physical activity?

30-60 minutes

400

How can planning help ones health? give an example.

It provides direction, helps set goals, and allows for efficient use of time and resources.

400

2 Ways your attitude can effect your situation

be wise and optimistic

500

what percentage of teens use safety belts?

90%

500

what is a cumulative risk?

Risks that increase in effect with each added risk.

500

What is a chronic disease?

Ongoing condition or illness, such as heart disease, obesity, and cancer.

500

What is health literacy?

a persons basic ability to learn and understand health info and services

500

How can you have control over your environment?

you only have to add something (a new person, a new tool, a new piece of knowledge), remove something (a negative person, an old belief, the television in your bedroom) or change something (set boundaries to a relationship, eat somewhere else, move to another city).