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Which of the following is an uncontrollable risk factor?
Which of the following is an uncontrollable risk factor?
- Diet
- Alcohol consumption
- Exercise
- Heredity (correct)
Overall health is related to a balance of the six dimensions of health.
Overall health is related to a balance of the six dimensions of health.
True (A)
Wellness is a goal for which we all strive by improving each of the six dimensions of health.
Wellness is a goal for which we all strive by improving each of the six dimensions of health.
True (A)
Which of the following is NOT an effective way of taking charge of your health and wellness?
Which of the following is NOT an effective way of taking charge of your health and wellness?
Which of these factors does NOT significantly affect our wellness?
Which of these factors does NOT significantly affect our wellness?
Two components of your environment that can affect your wellness are peer influence and role models.
Two components of your environment that can affect your wellness are peer influence and role models.
Identify the characteristics of a physically healthy person.
Identify the characteristics of a physically healthy person.
Compare the most likely cause of death for an individual born in 1900 and an individual born in 2006.
Compare the most likely cause of death for an individual born in 1900 and an individual born in 2006.
Lifestyle diseases are caused by a combination of __________.
Lifestyle diseases are caused by a combination of __________.
Discuss the importance of your peer group with regard to striving toward wellness.
Discuss the importance of your peer group with regard to striving toward wellness.
Cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases.
Cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases.
Define and describe the different types of risk factors.
Define and describe the different types of risk factors.
Explain how poor physical health may affect your social health.
Explain how poor physical health may affect your social health.
Describe the major differences between a person with good wellness and one heading toward premature death.
Describe the major differences between a person with good wellness and one heading toward premature death.
Someone who promotes health and chooses safe, healthy, and legal behaviors is demonstrating which of the following skills?
Someone who promotes health and chooses safe, healthy, and legal behaviors is demonstrating which of the following skills?
Study Notes
Risk Factors
- Heredity is an uncontrollable risk factor that can predispose individuals to certain health conditions.
- Risk factors are divided into two categories: controllable (lifestyle choices) and uncontrollable (age, gender, race).
Dimensions of Health
- Overall health is maintained through a balance among the six dimensions of health, including physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, and environmental health.
- Wellness is an aspirational goal achieved by improving all six dimensions of health.
Effects of Environment
- Peer influence and role models significantly impact personal wellness choices.
- Social groups that prioritize wellness contribute positively to individual health behaviors.
Health Trends
- Common causes of death have shifted from communicable diseases (like pneumonia and tuberculosis in 1900) to lifestyle diseases (like cancer and heart disease in 2006).
Characteristics of Physical Health
- A physically healthy person engages in regular exercise, eats nutritious food, avoids harmful habits, prevents injuries, and ensures adequate rest.
Peer Group Influence
- The values and behaviors of one’s peer group are likely to shape individual choices regarding wellness; a supportive group can enhance healthy behaviors, while a negative group can detract from health.
Impact of Poor Physical Health
- Poor physical health can lead to lower self-esteem, making it harder to form healthy social connections and participate in social activities.
Wellness vs. Premature Death
- Individuals with good wellness maintain a balance across the six dimensions of health, while neglecting these dimensions can lead to a higher risk of premature death over time.
Responsible Health Choices
- Making safe, healthy, and legal behavior choices reflects personal responsibility in health promotion.
Hereditary Diseases
- Cancer and diabetes are prominent hereditary diseases that illustrate the impact of genetic factors on health.
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