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PDHPE Preliminary Core 1
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Genetics (individual), family, media, culture (sociocultural) are examples of?
Non- modifiable
Modifiable
Social construct
Individual factors
2
Relates to a sense of purpose & meaning in our life & to feeling connected with others &society
Mortality
Individual factors
Spiritual health
Mental health
3
The policies and laws set by the Governments that can impact on the health of individuals
Physical environment
Political environment
Socioeconomic environment
Sociocultural environment
4
A defender or supporter of something in this case a supporter of health
Health professional
Lawyer
Advocate
5
Examples of socioeconomic factors include:
geographical location, access to health services &technology
knowledge and skills, attitudes, genetics
employment, education, income
family, peers, media, religion, culture
6
Individual, socioeconomic, sociocultural, and environmental are what?
Ottawa Charter
Social construct
Health Promotion
Determinants of Health
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Health Promotion strategies include:
Lifestyle/ behavioural, preventative medical, public health,
Developing personal skills, creating supportive environments
Strengthening community, Reorienting health, policy
8
The definition of health range from people to people.
True
False
9
Equity, diversity and supportive environments are the principles of...
social groups
social standing
social justice
social status
10
An individual’s level of education directly impacts their ______ options & level of ______
employment, income
education, intelligence
knowledge, intelligence
friendship, confidence
11
The process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health is what?
Individual factors
Health Promotion
Control
Social Construct
12
Health is not static- our health always remains the same
True
False
13
Health as a ___ ____ examines how an individuals context impacts upon their health status
social construct
health determinants
health promotion
14
The
dynamic
nature of health refers to the fact that the health status is continually changing
False
True
15
WHO identify three (3) key elements to health promotion:
Good governance for health, health literacy & healthy cities
Healthy lifestyle, healthy food, healthy mind
Good jobs, good education, good social group
Good advertisements, access to media, access to society
16
Road safety eg speed cameras have reduced fatalities & injuries on our roads are examples of
Building Public policy
Reorienting health services
Developing personal skills Promotion
17
Our ability to interact with other people in an interdependent and cooperative way.
Social justice
Modifiable health determinants
Social health
Health indicator
18
The
relative
nature of health refers to the use of others to compare the health status
False
True
19
The number of accidents and illness.
Health status
Morbidity
Mortality
20
Closing the Gap would be an example of what action areas of the Ottawa Charter?
Strengthening community action
Developing personal skills
Creating a supportive environment
Building healthy public policy
21
Individuals, schools, non-government organisations, WHO & government are responsible for what?
Genetic factors
Determinants of Health
Health Promotion
Location
22
The elderly, disabled, australians born overseas, living in rural & remote areas experiences...
Earn a high level of income
High level of education
Health inequities
Luxury items
23
Non- government organisations include:
council regulations and WHS, to policies & data analysis.
schools, religious groups, AA groups, and pre-natal groups.
the Cancer Council, or Heart Foundation
24
Life expectancy, mortality, morbidity & infant mortality are used to measure ____ _____
Health promotion
Health indicators
determinants of health
Health Status
25
Social justice-
supports measures that aim at decreasing or eliminating inequity
True
False
26
An adult with a mortgage is highly influenced by socioeconomic factors.
False
True
27
Physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and social are the...
Modifiable health determents
Health Promotion
Dimensions of health
Non- modifiable health determents
28
Examples of sociocultural factors include:
geographical location, access to health services &technology
family, peers, media, religion, culture
employment, education, income
knowledge and skills, attitudes, genetics
29
Developing personal skills, creating supportive environments are 2 of the 5 action areas of...
Determinants of Health
Health Promotion
Ottawa Charter
Successful lifestyle
30
People who are more socioeconomically advantaged are often healthier than those who are not.
False
True
31
Examples of how schools can benefit from health promotion.
Bigger classrooms
Healthy canteen, no hat no play rule
Better teachers
32
In order to understand that health is a social construct a student recognises the...
Ottawa Charter
definition of health
interrelationship of the determinants.
answer to a healthy lifestyle
33
Non-modifiable means that it can be changed & as such it can be controlled to a certain extend
False
True
34
Mental health are factors relating to a person's health that can be changed or altered
False
True
35
Lower levels of education also result in ______ health literacy
Average
Lower
Higher
36
World Health Organisation (WHO). WHO are responsible for health promotion on a global scale.
False
True
37
The level of control a child has on their health is
High
Low
Medium
38
Examples of Individual factors.
employment, education, income
geographical location, access to health services &technology
family, peers, media, religion, culture
knowledge and skills, attitudes, genetics
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Example of environmental factors include:
knowledge and skills, attitudes, genetics
geographical location, access to health services &technology
employment, education, income
family, peers, media, religion, culture
40
Health-promoting schools and workplaces are examples of what health promotion approaches?
Public health approaches
Lifestyle/ behavioural approaches
Preventative medical approaches
