Study

Health and Human Developemt Unit 3 AOS 1

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

      Back   Restart
  • Give two examples of optimal mental health and wellbeing.
    Low levels of stress and anxiety, process info to solve problems, high levels of confidence, using logic and reasoning
  • Give two examples of physical health and wellbeing.
    good immune function, healthy BMI, balanced diet, regular physical activity
  • Give two examples of optimal social health and wellbeing.
    Suportive network of friends, supportive and well -functioning family, effective communication, productive relationships
  • Explain the difference between a relationship and a trend when reading a graph
  • What is meant by 'disease'?
    a physical or mental disturbance involving symptoms, dysfunction or tissue damage
  • How can optimal mental health be used as a resource nationally?
  • Give two examples of chronic conditions.
    Asthma, arthritis
  • Give two examples of how health can be used as a resource nationally.
    Longer, healthier lives, increased social participation, reduced stress in the community, higher average incomes
  • Give an example of how health can be subjective.
    An elderly person may view their h & w as good if they can live independently and look after themselves.
  • Give two examples of optimal emotional health and wellbeing.
    Recognise range of emotions, high levels of resilience, experience appropriate emotions in different scenarios
  • How can optimal physical health be used as a resource globally?
  • Name the 5 dimensions of health and wellbeing.
    Physical, Emotional, Social, Spiritual, Mental
  • The five dimensions are 'interrelated' - what does this mean?
    They all impact one another
  • Explain what is meant by DALY
  • Give two examples of optimal spiritual health and wellbeing.
    A sense of belonging and connection to the world, peace and harmony, developed personal values/beliefs
  • Name the 4 steps of reading a graph in order
    Title, axes, key, trend/relationship
  • Using an example explain how illness can be subjective
  • Explain the difference between U5MR and infant MR
  • What is meant by health being 'dynamic'?
    Health is continually changing.
  • What is self assessed health status?
  • Give two examples of how health can be used as a resource individually.
    Increased leisure time, exercise, education, income, sleep well, reduced healthcare costs
  • What is meant by the term 'illness'?
    A subjective concept related to personal experience of disease of injury
  • What is meant by health being 'subjective'?
    Health means different things to different people.
  • What is meant by the term 'optimal health and wellbeing'?
    The best possible health you can have on the continuum
  • Explain how YLD and YLL differ
  • Using an example explain how illness can be dynamic
  • Give an example how health can be dynamic.
    A person may feel they have no direction in life, then get a new job giving them purpose.
    • Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.