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33 Cards in this Set

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health
a state of complete physical, mental and social well being
wellness
adopting patterns of behaviors that can lead to improved health and better life satisfaction
dimensions of health
physical, social, emotional, intellectual, environmental, occupational, and spiritual
physical health
exercising
social health
getting along with people
emotional
peace at mind
intellectual
the ability to make logical choices
spiritual
having purpose in life (a reason to live)
occupational
being friendly at worl
environmental
treating the environment well
health-related behavior choices
actions you take and decisions you make that affect your own individual health
social determinants of health
economic, social, cultural, and physical conditions that contribute OR detract from the health of individuals and the community
community health
activities directed toward bettering the health of the public
public health
study and practice of health promotion and disease priventions at the population level
disease prevention
defensive actions taken to ward off specific diseases (vaccines)
health promotion
actions designated to maintain a current health state or advance to a more desirable state
minorities
morbididy and mortality rates are higher among ethnic minorities because of social and economic conditions
risk exposure theory
more exposed to environmental health risks
TTM
precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, termination, relapse
precontemplation
the person doesn't think they have a problem
contemplation
they recognize the problem and are thinking about changing
action
they are starting to change
preparation
planning for change
maintenance
long term change has occured
termination
0 temptation
relapse
slide back in the process
behavior change plan
SMART Goals
SMART goals
specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timely
self efficacy
the belief that you are competent to perform a specific task
health literacy
the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand, and use health information. (requires critical thinking)
functional literacy
basic reading and writing skills
interactive literacy
more advanced, allow you to go through the health system and find out stuff for your own
critical literacy
make decisions about what you read and see