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Review for #Health #Final Exam #Spring 2019
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What emotion is created when you make a decision that goes against your values?
Pride
Happiness
Anger
Guilt
2
This is defined as the combination of physical, social, and mental/emotional well being.
Character
Wellness
Health
Religion
3
Which of the following is
not
a rule to obey when considering rewards for goal achievement?
It should be in line with your goals
It should be safe
It should be proportional
It should be whatever you want
4
The biological drive to eat in order to prevent starvation and malnurishment.
defense mechanism
hunger
binge eating
appetite
5
What is the name of this diagram?
Wellness diagram
Action planning
Health triangle
Health continuum
6
During what process is the acronym H.E.L.P. utilized?
Action planning
Decision making
Health
Wellness
7
An external health influence is defined as an influence...
That you can control
That you cannot control
That has noneffect on your health
That you have very little control over
8
Which of the following is the second step of the action planning process?
State the situation
Set a goal
List all the possible options
List the steps
9
A significant relationship between two people that is based on trust, caring, and consideration
role
friendship
family
community
10
Action planning will guarantee goal achievment.
True
False
11
where do most Americans spend most of thier time on the health continuum?
Average health
Just to the right of center
Too the left of center
At optimal health
12
What label belongs all the way to the left of the health continuum?
Aches and pains
Optimal health
Premature death
More energy
13
This is defined as any behavior that negatively impacts your health or the health of others.
Refusal Skills
Health Skills
Stress Management
Risk Behaviors
14
What does this diagram represent
Health
Utopia
Wellness
Stress
15
How many steps are in the decision making process outlined in class?
8
2
4
6
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Any behavior that protects maintains or improves your health
Abstinence
Stress management
Health skills
Risk behavior
17
The study of the foods we eat and how the body uses the substances in the food we eat.
physiology
nutrition
kinesiology
biology
18
Which of the following is
NOT
a problem associated with being overweight
high blood pressure
arthritis
anemia
type 2 diabetes
19
What is the name of this diagram?
roller coaster response
inverted U theory
stress response
general adaptation syndrome
20
Getting your message across with little regard for the opinions or feelings of others
assertive communication
aggressive communication
passive/aggressive communication
passive communication
21
To take a stand for a topic or issue
Lobbying
Advocacy
Awareness
Abstinence
22
The ability to adapt and recover following adversity
resilient
self-esteem
autonomy
wellness
23
This is defined as a step by step process to help you achieve your goals.
Decision making process
None of these
Goal setting
Action planning
24
What actions will lead you toward the left side of the health continuum
Health skills
Cumulative risks
Risk behaviors
Positive lifestyle factors
25
What is the sixth step in the decision making process?
Weigh the possible outcomes
Evaluate the decision
Reward yourself
Make a decision
26
Which of the following is not a part of the decision making process?
Weigh the possible outcomes
State the situation
Make a decision
Set a goal
27
Eating disorder where an irrational fear of weight gain drive sufferer to starve themselves
anorexia nervosa
fad diets
bulimia nervosa
binge eating disorder
28
What is the name of this diagram?
Health Triangle
H.E.L.P
Wellness Diagram
Health Continuum
29
What does this diagram represent?
G.A.S.
wellness
Inverted U Theory
Maslow's Hierarchy
30
Techniques used to reduce the negative effects of everyday challenges and demands.
Stress management skills
Cumulative risks
Risk behaviors
Communication skills
31
This is defined as your overall state of well being.
Success
I have no idea
Wellness
Health
32
These are the sugars and starches in the foods we eat.
carbohydrates
fats
proteins
vitamins
33
The sum of your surroundings
Environment
Media
Religion
Culture
34
The mind and body's response to everyday challenges and demands
stressor
stress
Karma
perceptions
35
People who are of similar age and share similar interests.
Peers
Friends
Family
Everyone
36
How you value and respect yourself, and your confidence in your abilities
self-esteem
recognition
competence
resilient
37
All cumulative risks are risk behaviors but not all risk behaviors are cumulative risks.
True
False
38
This is defined as providing health information to help people make better decisions
Decisions making
Health education
Health literacy
39
Anything that starts the General Adaptation Syndrome (G.A.S)
guilt
perceptions
stressor
anger
40
Selling a health product or service that does not do what you say it does is called...
Profiteering
Health Fraud
Malpractice
Good buisness
41
Health literacy and health education mean the same thing.
True
False
42
The traits handed down to you from your parents
Media
Character
Values
Heredity
43
Carbohydrates, proteins and fat are known collectively as...
the energy nutrients
empty calorie snacks
the three amigos
water soluble nutrients
44
Which health influence has the most direct impact on your health
Media
Behaviors
Technology
Environment
45
This diagram tells us what about stress?
too little stress is a good thing
stress is bad and useless
stress necessary for success
too much stress is bad
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Positive or good stress
distress
eustress