30. Health goals for the United States may be found in finds it 31. A person who lacks difficult to obtain, understand, and use valid health information. Understanding Key Concepts After reading the question or statement, select the correct answer. 32. Health education provides a. medical health coverage. b. accurate health information. c. a wellness guarantee. d. none of the above. 33. Experts think that poor health literacy influences a person's health more than a. critical thinking and problem solving. b. attitude, environment, and income. c. education, income, and attitude. d. age, income, and education
30. Health goals for the United States may be found in finds it 31. A person who lacks difficult to obtain, understand, and use valid health information. Understanding Key Concepts After reading the question or statement, select the correct answer. 32. Health education provides a. medical health coverage. b. accurate health information. c. a wellness guarantee. d. none of the above. 33. Experts think that poor health literacy influences a person's health more than a. critical thinking and problem solving. b. attitude, environment, and income. c. education, income, and attitude. d. age, income, and education
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LESSON
Your Total Health
Key Concepts
> Health is the combination of physical, mental/emotional,
and social well-being.
> It is important to balance the three components of health.
> Making a lifetime commitment to practice healthful behaviors
can improve your long-term well-being.
Vocabulary
> health (p. 6)
> spiritual health (p. 8)
> wellness (p. 9)
> chronic disease (p. 10)
LESSON 2
What Affects Your Health?
Кey Concepts
> Your heredity plays a role in your health and wellness.
> You cannot always control your physical environment, but you
can look for ways to overcome its negative influences.
> A positive attitude and healthful behaviors promote wellness.
Vocabulary
> heredity (p. 11)
> environment (p. 12)
> peers (p. 13)
> culture (p. 13)
> media (p. 14)
> technology (p. 14)
LESSON 3
Health Risks and Your Behavior
Vocabulary
> risk behaviors (p. 16)
> cumulative risks (p. 18)
Key Concepts
> Risk behaviors can harm your health and the health of others.
> Risk behaviors that contribute to illness and disability include
tobacco use, unhealthy dietary behaviors, inadequate physical
activity, and alcohol and other drug use.
Abstaining from high-risk behaviors will protect your health.
> prevention (p. 18)
> abstinence (p. 19)
> lifestyle factors (p. 20)
LESSON 4
romoting Health and Wellness
y Concepts
ealth education is the key to creating a healthier nation.
ne national health goals of Healthy People provide guidelines
r promoting health and preventing disease.
nealth-literate person has the necessary skills to function in
lay's health promotion and disease prevention environment.
Vocabulary
> health education (p.
> Healthy People (p. 2
> health disparities (p
> health literacy (p. 2
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30. Health goals for the United States may
be found in
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finds it
31. A person who lacks
difficult to obtain, understand, and use
valid health information.
34.
Understanding Key Concepts
After reading the question or statement, select
the correct answer.
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32. Health education provides
a. medical health coverage.
b. accurate health information.
C. a wellness guarantee.
d. none of the above.
33. Experts think that poor health literacy
influences a person's health more than
a. critical thinking and problem solving.
b. attitude, environment, and income.
c. education, income, and attitude.
d. age, income, and education.
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