Question 1

As opposed to rehabilitation, remediation of a loss of physical function means to

Accepted Answer

A)  accept the loss of one function but strengthen those that remain. 
B)  correct the problem through alternative means. 
C)  maintain what function remains. 
D)  restore the original function. 
A)  accept the loss of one function but strengthen those that remain. 
B)  correct the problem through alternative means. 
C)  maintain what function remains. 
D)  restore the original function.

Question 2

The term morbidity refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  illness and disease. 
B)  the process of death. 
C)  the incidence of unhealthy though patterns. 
D)  high risk behaviors. 
A)  illness and disease. 
B)  the process of death. 
C)  the incidence of unhealthy though patterns. 
D)  high risk behaviors.

Question 3

You are less likely to be happy and have a meaningful direction if you do not have a theist-based perception of life's meaning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Your ability to process information, clarify values and beliefs, and exercise decision-making ability lies primarily in which dimension of health?

Accepted Answer

A)  social 
B)  spiritual 
C)  physical 
D)  intellectual 
A)  social 
B)  spiritual 
C)  physical 
D)  intellectual

Question 5

The dimension of health that focuses on your relation to others, the nature of human behavior, and your willingness to serve others is the ______________ dimension.

Accepted Answer

A)  social 
B)  spiritual 
C)  physical 
D)  intellectual 
A)  social 
B)  spiritual 
C)  physical 
D)  intellectual

Question 6

Many physicians say they have little time to practice preventative medicine because insurance companies will not reimburse them for that care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Your body weight, visual ability, strength, and level of susceptibility to disease are components of which dimension of health?

Accepted Answer

A)  occupational 
B)  social 
C)  emotional 
D)  physical 
A)  occupational 
B)  social 
C)  emotional 
D)  physical

Question 8

Your occupation should not be considered another dimension of health.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Holistic health is view of health in terms of physical, social, and emotional makeup.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

To improve your spiritual health, you must gain an appreciation for a transcendent truth that unifies the material world.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The traditional American approach to health care is

Accepted Answer

A)  multidimensional. 
B)  preventive. 
C)  episodic. 
D)  holistic. 
A)  multidimensional. 
B)  preventive. 
C)  episodic. 
D)  holistic.

Question 12

In the multidimensional concept of health, you are considered healthy if you have achieved full access to growth and development opportunities in any single dimension.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

As opposed to rehabilitation, remediation of a loss of physical function means to

The term morbidity refers to

You are less likely to be happy and have a meaningful direction if you do not have a theist-based perception of life's meaning.

Your ability to process information, clarify values and beliefs, and exercise decision-making ability lies primarily in which dimension of health?

The dimension of health that focuses on your relation to others, the nature of human behavior, and your willingness to serve others is the ______________ dimension.

Many physicians say they have little time to practice preventative medicine because insurance companies will not reimburse them for that care.

Your body weight, visual ability, strength, and level of susceptibility to disease are components of which dimension of health?

Your occupation should not be considered another dimension of health.

Holistic health is view of health in terms of physical, social, and emotional makeup.

To improve your spiritual health, you must gain an appreciation for a transcendent truth that unifies the material world.

The traditional American approach to health care is

In the multidimensional concept of health, you are considered healthy if you have achieved full access to growth and development opportunities in any single dimension.

Achieving Psychological Health

Managing Stress

Becoming Physically Fit

Understanding Nutrition and Your Diet

Maintaining a Healthy Weight

Making Decisions About Drug Use

Taking Control of Alcohol Use

Rejecting Tobacco Use

Enhancing Your Cardiovascular Health

Living With Cancer

Managing Chronic Conditions

Preventing Infectious Diseases

Exploring the Origins of Sexuality

Understanding Sexual Behavior and Relationships

Managing Your Fertility

Becoming a Parent

Becoming an Informed Health Care Consumer

Preventing Injuries

The Environment and Your Health

Accepting Dying and Death

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Exam 1: Shaping Your Health

As opposed to rehabilitation, remediation of a loss of physical function means to

The term morbidity refers to

You are less likely to be happy and have a meaningful direction if you do not have a theist-based perception of life's meaning.

Your ability to process information, clarify values and beliefs, and exercise decision-making ability lies primarily in which dimension of health?

The dimension of health that focuses on your relation to others, the nature of human behavior, and your willingness to serve others is the ______________ dimension.

Many physicians say they have little time to practice preventative medicine because insurance companies will not reimburse them for that care.

Your body weight, visual ability, strength, and level of susceptibility to disease are components of which dimension of health?

Your occupation should not be considered another dimension of health.

Holistic health is view of health in terms of physical, social, and emotional makeup.

To improve your spiritual health, you must gain an appreciation for a transcendent truth that unifies the material world.

The traditional American approach to health care is

In the multidimensional concept of health, you are considered healthy if you have achieved full access to growth and development opportunities in any single dimension.

Achieving Psychological Health

Managing Stress

Becoming Physically Fit

Understanding Nutrition and Your Diet

Maintaining a Healthy Weight

Making Decisions About Drug Use

Taking Control of Alcohol Use

Rejecting Tobacco Use

Enhancing Your Cardiovascular Health

Living With Cancer

Managing Chronic Conditions

Preventing Infectious Diseases

Exploring the Origins of Sexuality

Understanding Sexual Behavior and Relationships

Managing Your Fertility

Becoming a Parent

Becoming an Informed Health Care Consumer

Preventing Injuries

The Environment and Your Health

Accepting Dying and Death

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