Contribute to the development of health problems.

The four determinants of health are:

Individual, socio-cultural, socio-economic, environmental

The dynamic nature of health refers to:

The constant fluctuations that occur in our level of health

spending a lot of time sitting or resting

What does ATSI stand for?

Aboriginal and Torress Straight Islander

a simplified and fixed image, opinion or concept

Mortality is the number of:

deaths in a given population over a period of time

Osteoporosis is a musculoskeletal condition in which there is:

Deterioration in the bone structure

The relative nature of health refers to:

how we judge our health compared to other people

The four dimensions of health are:

Physical, Social, Mental / Emotional, Spiritual

incidence or level of illness or sickness in a population

Binge drinking refers to:

consumption of excessive amounts of alcohol in a short time

Protective behaviours are:

Likely to enhance a person's level of health

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1
Statistics show young people spend prolonged periods of time engaged in SSR. What is SSR?
Small screen recreation
Small screen running
Small sided recreation
small simple recreation
2
What is self concept?
The way we see ourselves
The way we see the world
The way others see us
The way we see others
3
Trends in the daily tobacco smoking status of young people age 14-19 show it is:
Decreasing
Unchanged
Doubled
Increasing
4
BMI stands for:
Body Muscular Index
Body Mass Indicator
Body Mass Index
Base Model Index
5
Risk behaviours:
Contribute to the improvement of health problems.
Result in a criminal record
Contribute to the development of health problems.
None of the above options are correct
6
What disease is characterised by too little insulin being produced by the body?
Anaemia
Pacreatitis
Cardiomyopathy
Diabetes Type 2
7
The four determinants of health are:
Individual, socio-cultural, sociopathic, environmental
Individual, socio-cultural, socio-economic, endagered
Individual, socio-cultural, socio-economic, environmental
Individual, socio-demographic, socio-economic, environmental
8
The dynamic nature of health refers to:
Health is like dynamite - itcan be explosive at times
how we judge our health compared to other people b
The constant fluctuations that occur in our level of health
The availability of health care at different times
9
Sedentary refers to:
Unplanned exercise during the day eg walking up stairs
People who don't exercise more than 30 mins / day
spending a lot of time sitting or resting
All of the above
10
Factors that play a role in the social construct of health include:
Level of education, age
All of the above
Gender, cultural background, socio-economic status
Community values and expectations
11
What does ATSI stand for?
Aboriginal and Torress Straight Indigenous person
Australian and Torress Straight Islanders
Australians Together Silence Irrationality
Aboriginal and Torress Straight Islander
12
CVD stands for:
Cardiovascular Disorder
Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovisceral Disease
Cardiovisceral Disorder
13
Where is the Olympics being held next year?
London
Japan
Singapore
Dubai
14
A stereotype is:
someone who makes racist remarks about another person
a simplified and fixed image, opinion or concept
Someone who goes to Sterosonic Music Festival every year
A catalogue of the best music systems in Australia
15
What does HPV stand for?
Human Phantom Virus
Human Papiloma Virus
Human Physical Variation
Human Physyte Virus
16
Mortality is the number of:
A song by Pearl Jam
incidence or level of illness or sickness in a populationa
births in a given populationb
deaths in a given population over a period of time
17
Mr Girdlestone raced in what class of boat at the Rio Olympic Games?
Coxless Quad Scull
Eight
Single Scull
Coxed Quad Scull
18
The correct spelling of your teacher's surname is:
Shrossbree
Shrosbree
Shrosbee
Schrosbree
19
Obese is defined as a BMI over:
35
20
50
30
20
Osteoporosis is a musculoskeletal condition in which there is:
Hardening of the bone matrix
Deterioration in the bone structure
Sublaxation throughout the joint cavity
Degeneration in the musular tissue surrounding bone
21
Spiritual health relates to:
A feeling of connectedness and belonging
A sense of purpose and meaning in our life
All of the above
A relationship with a higher being
22
The relative nature of health refers to:
Einstein's health theory of relativity
The health of our relatives
People who are rich have better health
how we judge our health compared to other people
23
The four dimensions of health are:
Psycholgical, Social, Mental / Emotional, Sexual
Taste, Smell, Touch, Sight
l, Social, Mental / Emotional, Sexual
Physical, Social, Mental / Emotional, Spiritual
24
Morbidity is the:
The strength of a force on a moving object
deaths in a given population over a period of time
incidence or level of illness or sickness in a population
I ideaology or concept that is not pleasant
25
Who won the 2019 NRL Grand Final?
Rabbitohs
Storm
Roosters
Raiders
26
Binge drinking refers to:
consumption of excessive amounts of alcohol in a short time
Recording a BAC over 0.05
Drinking five or more drinks in two hours
All of the above
27
Protective behaviours are:
essential to ensure STIs are not transmitted
Included in most insurance policies
Likely to enhance a person's level of health
Controlled by a range of social constructs

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