WorksheetsYr 11 HHD, Unit 1 AOS 1 SAC Rev.
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which of the following are characteristic of the physical dimension of health.
Maintaining an ideal body weights
Functioning of the body and its system
state of wellbeing
Balanced diet
What does the term 'Dynamic' mean
Always changing
Continually changing
Dynamic stretching
Fitness levels
Which of the following are dimensions of health
Mental
Psychological
Social
Spiritual
Emotions
Match the following characteristics to the correct dimension of health
Physical
Exercise and nutrition
Mental
Stress management
Social
Communication skills
Emotional
Resilience
Spiritual
Sense of purpose
In 1986, the World Health Organisation held an international health conference that resulted in the formation of a document known as the:
(a)
Which of the following is a prerequisite for health
Wealth
Sustainable resources
Equality
Education
Shelter helps to provide which of the following:
Protection from the elements
Safety and security
Reduce risk of disease
All of the above
(a) acknowledges individual circumstances and differences and provides resources and opportunities accordingly to ensure that everyone achieves equal outcome.
Examples of resources that should be sustainable are:
water
air
gas
ecosystems
Subjective nature of health and wellbeing refers to?
It implies that health and wellbeing are static and cannot change over time.
Subjective nature of health and wellbeing is purely based on scientific measurements and has no emotional or personal context.
Subjective health and wellbeing means it is the same for everyone, regardless of individual differences.
The way in which people's view of health and wellbeing is influenced by or based on personal beliefs, feelings, experiences or opinions.
What does peace reduce the risk of?
Economic growth
Premature death
Technological advancements
Increased conflict
How does peace affect socialisation and leisure activities?
Reduces them
Allows them to take place
Causes them to stop
Increases conflict
What is one consequence of undernourishment?
Pre-mature death
Increased intelligence
Enhanced athletic performance
Improved digestion
How does income promote social health and wellbeing?
By allowing individuals to afford social activities
By increasing intellectual skills
By reducing stress and anxiety
By providing energy for work
What does social justice include?
Economic inequality
Celebrating diversity
Limiting healthcare access
Reducing education opportunities
What role does shelter play in physical health and wellbeing?
Increases exposure to elements
Protects from outside elements
Causes health issues
Promotes conflict
What does peace reduce the risk of?
Economic growth
Premature death
Technological advancements
Increased conflict
How does peace affect socialisation and leisure activities?
Reduces them
Allows them to take place
Causes them to stop
Increases conflict
What is a benefit of shelter for spiritual health and wellbeing?
Providing access to healthcare
Offering a sense of belonging
Increasing physical fitness
Enhancing educational outcomes
How does education help in finding meaning and purpose in life?
By reducing the need for shelter
By increasing access to resources
By decreasing social interactions
By reducing physical activity
What is one consequence of undernourishment?
Pre-mature death
Increased intelligence
Enhanced athletic performance
Improved digestion
What is one way income promotes physical health and wellbeing?
By reducing stress and anxiety
By allowing access to social activities
By affording healthcare and hygiene materials
By promoting intellectual skills
How does income promote social health and wellbeing?
By allowing individuals to afford social activities
By increasing intellectual skills
By reducing stress and anxiety
By providing energy for work
What is a benefit of income on intellectual skills?
It reduces stress and anxiety
It allows access to social activities
It increases capacity to learn
It provides energy for work
How does income impact education?
By reducing stress and anxiety
By allowing access to transport
By increasing the ability to send children to school
By promoting positive thinking
Which of the following is NOT a common activity promoted by sustainable resources?
Employment
Education
Over-fishing
Recreation
What does social justice include?
Economic inequality
Celebrating diversity
Limiting healthcare access
Reducing education opportunities
What is a benefit of natural environments?
Increased pollution
Timber for building shelter
Limited resources
Restricted air quality
How does access to clean water impact health and wellbeing?
By limiting access to education
By increasing the risk of diseases
By reducing the risk of waterborne illnesses
By promoting dehydration
What is a benefit of having a stable job on mental health?
Provides a sense of security and purpose
Reduces social interactions
Increases financial stress
Limits personal growth
How does access to healthcare services affect community wellbeing?
By reducing the need for education
By promoting social isolation
By improving overall health outcomes
By increasing healthcare costs
An unbalanced _____________ can mean natural resources are used faster than they can regenerate, which can have significant impacts on human health and wellbeing.
ecosystem
economic system
healthcare system
political system
The sociocultural factors can have both a positive and negative impact on Health Status and Health Behaviours
TRUE
FALSE
Which sociocultural factor is described as 'the people you are related to'?
Family
Peer group
Housing
Income
Which sociocultural factor is described as 'being able to find information about health matters'?
Access to health information
Education
Peer group
Income
