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Chapter 1. Wellness. Lesson 1: Wellness and your health . Pages 4-7. 1. Health is:. A condition of your physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being . 2. Most people focus on their physical health, which is: . The part of health that describes the condition of your body.
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Chapter 1 Wellness
Lesson 1: Wellness and your health Pages 4-7
1. Health is: • A condition of your physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being.
2. Most people focus on their physical health, which is: • The part of health that describes the condition of your body.
3. Two ways one can improve upon or maintain their physical health are: • 8 hours of sleep • Get plenty of exercise • Eat nutritious foods and have a balanced diet • Practice good hygiene • Avoid drugs, alcohol, and tobacco
4. Emotional health affects the way you see yourself and respond to others. It is also: • How you recognize and deal with your feelings.
5. One way to maintain your emotional health is to: • Express your emotions in words rather than acting them out • Show self-control, and think before acting • Accept your strengths and weaknesses and respect yourself • Deal with sadness appropriately and in a timely manner.
6. Dealing with life’s demands describes your: • Mental health
7. How can physical habits affect your mental and emotional health? • Physical habits and health can have a positive or negative impact on mental and emotional health and vice versa • It can have negative impact for a smoker in the form of addiction • It can have a positive impact for an exerciser by giving them more energy
8. Social health is: • The part of health that describes the way that you interact with people.
9. Three ways to improve your social health are: • Being considerate of others and their needs • Showing respect to others • Being dependable
10. When all four parts of your health are balanced, you have achieved a state of: • Wellness
11. One of the best ways to evaluate your health is to answer questions that apply to all areas of your health. This is known as taking a: • Health assessment
12. The difference between health and wellness is: • Health is a condition of one’s physical, emotional, mental, and social well being • Wellness relates to balancing the four parts of your health to achieve a state of good health.
Lesson 2: Influences on Health and Wellness Pages 8-11
13. Passing down of characteristics from a parent to a child is known as • Heredity
14. Describe how heredity can have both a positive and negative impact on your health: • Heredity can have a negative impact on your health if your family is prone to certain diseases such as cardiovascular disease or cystic fibrosis. • It can have a positive impact if your family’s traits are outgoing and adventurous leading to developing social health along with other parts of your health.
15. Everything around you, even the things that you cannot see, make up your: • Environment
16. No matter where you live, you can help your environment. Ways to do so include: • Dispose of trash properly to prevent pollution • Walk, ride a bike, or use mass transit to reduce the number of cars on the road cutting down on the amount of pollution in the air • Start a recycling program to save natural resources
17. Name 2 ways peers can have a positive impact on your health: • What classes to take • A source of support when having problems
18. Name 2 ways peers can have a negative impact on your health: • Using tobacco, drugs, and/or alcohol • Wanting to sit and play video games instead of using your whole body to play
19. How can the media positively affect your health? • The media can teach you how certain diseases are spread and how to avoid coming into contact with those viruses
20. How can the media negatively influence your health? • Advertising can lead you to believe that certain products are good for you
Lesson 3: Making Choices about your Health Pages 12-13
21. A set of behaviors by which you live is your: • Lifestyle
23. Attitude is: • The way you act, think, or feel that causes you to make one choice over another
24. How can having a healthy attitude help your health? • Having a healthy attitude will help you make wise decisions about your health • Decisions such as saying “No” to drugs
25. What is preventative healthcare? • Preventive healthcare is taking the steps necessary to prevent illness or accidents
26. Give an example of preventative healthcare • Wearing a seat belt while riding in a car • Wearing a helmet when on a bike • Refusing to smoke or drink
27. What is one lifestyle choice you can make now that will have a long-term effect on your health? • Choosing to not smoke/drink • Choosing to eat a healthy diet
Lesson 4: Using Life Skills to Improve Health Pages 14-17
28. Why are life skills important? • Because they help you deal with situations that can affect your health
29. The nine life skills that are listed in the book are: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness • Setting goals • Using refusal skills • Coping • Evaluating media messages
31. Give two ways that practicing life skills can improve your health and wellness: