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Health-Wellness-Illness

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which component of wellness relates to maintaining a healthy body and seeking care when needed.

a)

Emotional

b)

Social

c)

Physical

d)

Environmental

2.

This component of wellness inspires us to live a lifestyle that is respectful of our surroundings.

a)

Physical

b)

Social

c)

Environmental

d)

Occupational

3.

Which of the following activities/measures improve/s one’s emotional health?

a)

Get enough sleep and rest

b)

Eat a well-balance diet

c)

Spend time with family and friends

d)

Talk about your thoughts and feelings

4.

Becoming engaged with other people in your community & Valuing diversity and treat others with respect are activities which promote which component of health and well-being?

a)

Emotional

b)

Social

c)

Intellectual

d)

Spiritual

5.

Activities/Measures like increasing your knowledge and skills to accomplish your goals and create connections with your co-workers are ways to improve one’s

a)

Intellectual Wellness

b)

Occupational Wellness

c)

Social Wellness

d)

Emotional Wellness

6.

Spiritual wellness may involve which of the following actions?

a)

Taking part in an organized religion

b)

Spending quiet time alone pondering the meaning of life

c)

Building awareness through journaling

d)

Serving your community

7.

It is assumed in this model that sickness is the inability to fulfill societal roles

one's work


a)

Adaptive

b)

Eudemonistic

c)

Role Performance

d)

Agent-Host Environmental

8.

Adaptive model assumes that the person:

I. Is in constant interaction with a changing environment.

II. In order to respond positively to environmental changes, a person must adapt.

a)

I-TRUE II. FALSE

b)

I. FALSE II. TRUE

c)

Both statements are TRUE

d)

Both statements are FALSE

9.

Still finding meaning in life when you have come down with a disease is an example of which model of health & Wellness?

a)

Agent-Host- Environmental Model

b)

Health-Illness Continua

c)

Eudaimonistic Model

d)

Health Beliefs Model

10.

Which is /are TRUE about the Agent- Host-Environment Model?

a)

It is also called Ecologic Model.

b)

It is used primarily in predicting illness.

c)

It also used in promoting wellness.

d)

It is composed of three dynamic, interactive elements.

11.

In the epidemiological triangle of the Agent-Host –Environmental Model, what is known to be the cause of the disease?

a)

Agent

b)

Host

c)

Environment

12.

This is a grid or graduated scale that can be used to measure a person's perceived level of wellness.

a)

Health-Illness Continua

b)

Dunn's High Level Wellness Grid

c)

Travis' Illness-Wellness Continuum

d)

The 4+ Model of Wellness

13.

Which model is illustrated by two arrows pointing on opposite directions and joined at a neutral point?

a)

Health-Illness Continua

b)

Dunn's High Level Wellness Grid

c)

Travis' Illness-Wellness Continuum

d)

The 4+ Model of Wellness

14.

Which model is illustrated by the intersection of health & environment axes?

a)

Health-Illness Continua

b)

Dunn's High Level Wellness Grid

c)

Travis' Illness-Wellness Continuum

d)

The 4+ Model of Wellness

15.

A young child who is starving in a drought ridden country exemplifies which of the following quadrants?

a)

High level Wellness in a favorable environment

b)

Emergent high-level wellness in an unfavorable environment

c)

Protected poor health in a favorable environment

d)

Poor health in an unfavorable environment

16.

The 4+ model of wellness includes____.

a)

Physical, Spiritual, Emotional and Intellectual plus the elements of the outer systems

b)

Physical, Social, Emotional and Spiritual plus the environment

c)

Biological, Emotional, Spiritual & Economical plus the elements of the outer systems

d)

Biological, Social, Intellectual and Spiritual plus the environment.

17.

Which of the following models determines whether an individual is likely to participate in disease prevention and health promotion activities.

a)

Health Locus of Control Model

b)

Rosenstock Model

c)

Becker Belief Model

d)

Health Belief Model

18.

Proposes that health behaviors are predicted by the extent to which an individual believes they can perform the behavior and it will be effective.

a)

Health Locus of COntrol Model

b)

Rosenstock Model

c)

Becker Belief Model

d)

Yin and Yang

19.

According to the Iceberg Model of Health & Disease, Illness and health are only the tip of an iceberg. To understand their causes, you must___

a)

Study the top most part

b)

Look below the surface

c)

Look at what constitutes the Iceberg.

d)

Feel the whole are

20.

In traditional Chinese medicine, what is believed to be caused by an imbalance of Yin and Yang in the body?

a)

Wellness

b)

Illness

c)

Death

d)

Health

21.

Illness can be a perceived notion of un-wellness or derive from self-diagnosis.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

Insufficient information is presented.

22.

Any harmful deviation from the normal structural or functional state of an organism refers to (a)   .

23.

In this stage of Illness, pain or discomfort is actually felt, the patient may interpret this pain or discomfort & may also feel anxious about these symptoms.

a)

Stage 1 Symptom Experiences

b)

Stage 2 Assumption of the SIck Role

c)

Stage 3 Medical Care Contact

d)

Dependent Client Role

e)

Recovery or Rehabilitation

24.

If symptoms persist, and become severe the client _____.

a)

Accepts the sick role

b)

Seeks professional advise

c)

Depends on health care provider for the relief of the symptoms

d)

Accepts care, sympathy and protection from the demands and stresses of life.

25.

When client seek professional advice, they are commonly asking for which of the following information?

a)

Confirmation/Validation of Illness

b)

Explanation of the symptoms in understandable terms.

c)

Reassurance that they will be alright

d)

All of these.