Access To Health Chapter 1

Front 1

___ is the ever changing process of achieving individual potential in the physical, social, emotional, mental, and environmental dimensions.

Back 1

Health

Front 2

The achievement of the highest level of health possible in each of several dimensions is _______

Back 2

Wellness

Front 3

______ model in which health status was focused primarily on the individual and a biological or diseased organ perspective.

Back 3

Medical Model

Front 4

__________ model is a model in which diseases and negative health events are viewed as a result of an individual's interactions with his/hers social and physical environment

Back 4

Ecological or Public Health model

Front 5

_______ is the death rate

Back 5

Mortality

Front 6

_______ is the illness rate

Back 6

Morbidity

Front 7

Everyday tasks of daily leaving such as bathing and walking up the stairs is ______

Back 7

(ADLs) Activities of daily living

Front 8

________ is the combined educational, organizational, policy, financial, and environmental support in helping people reduce negative health behaviours by promoting a positive change.

Back 8

Health promotion

Front 9

What are behaviours that increase susceptibility to negative health outcomes?

Back 9

Risk behaviours

Front 10

Taking actions designed to keep people from getting sick are _____?

Back 10

Disease preventions

Front 11

______ is an action designed to stop problems before they start.

Back 11

Primary prevention

Front 12

______ is an intervention crucial in the early development of a health problem

Back 12

Secondary prevention

Front 13

______ is the number of new cases.

Back 13

incidence

Front 14

_____ is the number of existing cases

Back 14

Prevalence

Front 15

_______ prevention is the treatment or rehabilition efforts.

Back 15

Tertiary

Front 16

________ have passed a national competency examination for prevention and intervention programming

Back 16

Certified Health Education Specialists (CHES)

Front 17

A national study of postmenopausal women is _____________

Back 17

(WHI) Women's Health Initiative

Front 18

________ stage have no current intention of ever changing.

Back 18

Precontemplation

Front 19

______ phase, people recognize that they have a problem and begin to contemplate the need for change.

Back 19

Contemplation

Front 20

__________ is the stage at which most people are close to taking some type of action.

Back 20

Preparation

Front 21

______ is the stage where plans and alternatives engage social support and reality.

Back 21

Action

Front 22

_____ requires vigilance, attention to detail, and long term commitment.

Back 22

Maintenance

Front 23

_____ is the behaviour that has become an essential part of daily living

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Termination

Front 24

______ is the appraisal of the relationship between some object, action, and idea.

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Belief

Front 25

______ is the relatively stable set of beliefs, feelings, and behavioral tendencies in relation to someone or something.

Back 25

Attitude

Front 26

______ is a model for explaining how beliefs may influence behaviours.

Back 26

(HBM) Health Belief Model

Front 27

___ __ ____ ____ is a model for explaining the importance of our intentions in determining behaviours.

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Theory of Reasoned Action

Front 28

_____ is using a series of small steps to get to a particular goal gradually.

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Shaping

Front 29

____ _____ is practicing, through mental imagery to become better able to perform

Back 29

Imagined rehearsal

Front 30

The learning of specific behaviours by watching others perform them is called ______

Back 30

Modeling