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11HMS Core 1 - Meanings of Health

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of health according to the World Health Organisation (WHO)?

a)

The condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit

b)

A positive concept emphasising social and personal resources

c)

The presence or absence of disease or medically measured risk factors

d)

A state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

2.

Which document describes health as a positive concept emphasising social and personal resources?

a)

Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion

b)

Merriam-Webster Dictionary

c)

National Aboriginal Health Strategy

d)

World Health Organisation (WHO) Constitution

3.

Why might a young urban professional in Sydney associate good health with regular gym workouts?

a)

Reflecting a contemporary understanding of wellness

b)

Intertwined with customs and homeland diets

c)

Because of limited access to healthcare services

d)

Due to a holistic sense of health

4.

How might health be viewed in rural areas with limited access to healthcare services?

a)

As a holistic sense incorporating spiritual wellbeing

b)

Intertwined with customs and homeland diets

c)

With an emphasis on functionality and the ability to work

d)

As regular gym workouts and organic diets

5.

What is a key factor that influences different meanings of health?

a)

Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing

b)

A singular, uniform concept

c)

Socioeconomic status and personal values

d)

Uniform cultural backgrounds

6.

What does the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion emphasise?

a)

The condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit

b)

The presence or absence of disease

c)

Social and personal resources, as well as physical capacities

d)

Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing

7.

What is the focus of the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's definition of health?

a)

Social and personal resources

b)

The presence or absence of disease or medically measured risk factors

c)

Cultural wellbeing and community health

d)

Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing

8.

Why do people give different meanings to health?

a)

Due to a uniform understanding of health

b)

Because of diverse cultural backgrounds and personal values

c)

Because health is a singular, uniform concept

d)

Due to the absence of disease or infirmity

9.

What is a common theme in the various definitions of health?

a)

The importance of physical, mental and social wellbeing

b)

The absence of disease or infirmity

c)

Only physical wellbeing

d)

A singular, uniform concept of health

10.

What aspect does the National Aboriginal Health Strategy incorporate in its definition of health?

a)

Only physical capacities

b)

Cultural wellbeing and community health

c)

The absence of disease

d)

Social and personal resources