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Coro’s Health Class chapter 1&2 vocab
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What is the definition of risk behaviors?
Math class
driving with no hands
Actions that can potentially threaten your health or others
Action that can cause death.
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A deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life is what?
Mentality
Emotional Health
Wellness
Spiritual Health
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What is a goal that can be reached in a short period of time.
Long-Term Goal
Goal
Short-Term Goal
Desire
4
The collective beliefs, customs, and behaviors of a group is...?
Behavior
Attitude
Culture
Faith
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Various methods of communicating information is known as what?
Communication
Media
Listening
Talking
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Stress management skills are?
Therapist
Help you manage stressors in a healthful way.
help you manage your soul and the culture you are in
John cena
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What are goals?
Something you will achieve in your later life as you age
When you score in Soccer
Something that you are trying to achieve
Make desicions
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What is health literacy?
Being able to find and analyze health data
Taking a health class
Knowing health facts
Understanding everything immediately
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Your ideas, attitudes, and beliefs are your...
Decisions
Values
Action plan
Goals
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What is interpersonal communication?
communication between people and animals
communication with yourself
communication between 2 or more people
communication with rocks
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What is defined as the combination of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being?
wellness
health
happiness
lifestyle
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What is a long term goal?
A goal that takes more than 2 weeks to accomplish
A goal you can complete within a week
A goal that's a long distance from the middle of the field
A goal that will never be accomplished
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What are specific tools and strategies, to maintain and improve health?
Social skills
Health Skills
Mind
Work
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What would be a bad cumulative risk?
Driving
Playing the flute
Smoking
Eating Healthy
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Risk behaviors
Choices that may cause harm to you or to others
Actions that may cause injury to you or to others
Choices that may cause injury to you or to others
Actions that may cause harm to you or to others
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Abstinence
Participatig in unsafe behaviors or activities
Not participating in unsafe behaviors and activities
Drugs
Cigarettes
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Providing accurate health information and teaching health skills
Health Education
Healthy People
Health Literacy
Health Disparities
18
Multi step strategy to identify and achieve your goals
Long term goals
short term goals
action plan
health skills
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Refusal skills are:
The sharing of thoughts
Ways to say no effectively
Feelings between two or more people
ways to eat
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Which of these is a chronic disease?
Ebola
The common cold
Swine flu
Diabetes
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personal habits or behaviors related to the way a person lives
cumulative risks
risk behaviors
lifestyle factors
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A written or spoken media message designed to interest consumers in purchasing a product or service
Free Marketing
Health Consumer
Hidden messages
Advertising
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What is malpractice?
Failure to execute the care a reasonable person exercises
Deriving authority from the law
Dealing with what is good or bad
Failure of a professional skill that results in injury
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What are cumulative risks?
The results of bad actions
Risks that build up over time
Related risks that increase in effect with each added risk
Actions that may cause injury or harm to you or others
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What does advocacy mean?
an act of receiving and distributing information
the act of spending time speaking
the act of discussing
an act of speaking in favor of, or supporting, a cause
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stress is......
being at a party
feeling of being anxious or feeling threatened any situation
having a great time
being stabbed
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taking steps to keep something from happening or getting worse
environment
prevention
health
helath education
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What is the sum of your surroundings?
condition
heredity
enviroment
peers
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The sale of worthless products or services that claim to prevent disease or cure problems is
malpractice
The Better Business Bureau
The American Medical Association
health fraud
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company’s or a store’s written agreement to repair a product or refund your money
claim
BBB
warranty
malpractice
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Which of the following is NOT an example of technology?
walking to Best Buy
phones, tablets, and lap tops
a cane used by a blind person
machines to create new products
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someone who purchases or uses health products or services
doctor
consumer
healthy person
health literate
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What is Comparison shopping
Comparing prices
Comparing products
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Comparing cost benefits on used or new items
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what is the definition of Heredity
the passing of trait's from parents to offspring
passing of trair's
passing mental
passing on of physical or mental characteristic genetically
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Differences in health outcomes among groups
Health Concepts
Health Care
Health Discrepancies
Health Disparities
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people or groups whose sole purpose is to take on regional or national consumer issues
consumers union
better business bureau
Consumer advocates
consumer product safety commission
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Nationwide health promotion and disease prevention plan.
Healthy People 2010
AED
health literacy
healthy education
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Who are your peers?
kids you babysit
People about your own age
your teachers
your parents
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What is wellness
A state of well being
A state of unstableness
