How many dimensions of health are there?

What is NOT one of the dimensions of health?

What is dimension of health is defined as: is commonly defined as your ability to form meaningful relationships with other people and interact in healthy, positive ways.

A person's ability to accept and manage feelings through challenge and change is an example of which dimension of health?

If an individual eats health and exercises regularly to maintain a healthy lifestyle, what dimension of health will most likely be improved the most?

What does SES stand for?

Rural and Remote citizens of Australia have poorer health than those who live in cities or towns?

What is a health care service that aims to provide treatment to Australians who live in rural or remote areas?

What transport is used by the Royal Flying Doctor service?

Cancer death rate for Indigenous people was 1.2 times that of non-Indigenous people

Indigenous adults were 3.3 times as likely to have diabetes as non-Indigenous adults

Poorer health outcomes in rural and remote areas may be due to multiple factors including:

What dimension of health is categorised as the absence of injury, disease or any other ailment to your body?

what factor is out of our control, determined by the genes that we are born with and contribute to our risk of developing diseases or conditions such as cancer, high blood pressure, epilepsy, Type 1 diabetes and a myriad of other conditions.

what factors can be controlled and contribute largely to most preventable lifestyle diseases.

Tick all the lifestyle diseases

Tick the genetic disease