WorksheetsChapter 1.2 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
What does the term 'equilibrium' refer to in the context of health and wellbeing?
A state of disease
A state of balance and/or calmness
A state of physical fitness
A state of mental disturbance
What can alter the state of health and wellbeing rapidly?
Consistent exercise.
Stressful events.
Regular diet.
Fixed routines.
What is the equilibrium in health and wellbeing characterised by?
Constant physical activity.
A state of feeling happy, healthy, capable, and engaged.
Absence of all stress.
A fixed routine.
What might an elderly person view health and wellbeing as?
The ability to carry out tasks independently
The absence of sport-related injuries
High levels of fitness and ability to compete
Financial independence
What can influence an individual's level of illness?
Only their age.
Only their social support.
A range of factors including age, past experiences, pain threshold, and social support.
Only their past experiences with disease.
The dimensions of health and wellbeing are?
Physical, social, emotional, mental and spiritual
Physical, social, emotional, psychological and spiritual
Physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual
Physiological, social, emotional, mental and spiritual
What name is given to a disease that lasts a long time?
An infectious disease
An infirmity
A chronic condition
A food-borne disease
What dimension of health and wellbeing is characterised by the ability to form meaningful and satisfying relationships with others?
Social
Physical
Spiritual
Mental
Which one of the following is most likely to have an immediate impact on physical health and wellbeing?
Socialising
Spirituality
Education
Nutrition
TRUE OR FALSE?
The subjective nature of illness relates to how people experience diseases and injuries, not how they ‘feel about diseases’.
TRUE
FALSE
