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What is the First Nations perspective on Health and Wellness? correct answers There is an emphasis on the interconnectedness between the physical and spiritual world, between individuals and their environment, and between the mind, body, and spirit. How do the First Nations visually depict their ...

What is Stress? correct answers Stress is a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension; an internal state of arousal, or the physical state of the body in response to various demands. Stressors can be tangible (e.g., dealing with an angry friend) or intangible (e...

Physical Activity and Health correct answers Physical Activity: any body movement produced by the skeletal muscles that results in a substantial increase over resting energy expenditure. Public Health Agency of Canada is responsible for improving Canadian's health and well-being. - Funding nat...

What happens when a virus infects a cell? a. A virus will only harm the cell it infects b. A virus can alter the cell's function if it does not kill it. c. A virus always kills the cell it infects. d. A virus will reproduce on its own after infecting a cell. correct answers b What is the te...

What happens when a virus infects a cell correct answers It can alter the cells function if it doesn't kill it Hypothermia correct answers At 35 degrees the body becomes incapable of warming itself Vector correct answers The term for physical or biological transmission Significant form of ...

Conception correct answers Merging of egg and sperm Spermatogenesis correct answers Process by which sperm cells are produced Fertilization correct answers Fusion of sperm and egg nuclei Zygote correct answers Fertilized egg Implantation correct answers Embedding of fertilized ovum in th...

What is physical activity? correct answers any body movement produced by the skeletal muscles that results in a substantial increase over resting energy expenditure 4 benefits of regular physical activity correct answers 1. protection from coronary mortality ased mortality rate 3. maintain a he...

Communication correct answers -stems from the desire to know and a decision to tell -good communication skills and building relationships support the social health dimension of health and wellness Daily Communication focuses on correct answers who, what, where, when, and how. Emotions are dif...

Infection Triangle correct answers 1. Pathogens 2. Host 3. Vector Pathogen correct answers disease-causing organism Host correct answers person or population that contacts one or more agents in an environment Vector correct answers a biological or physical vehicle that carries the agent ...

Drug correct answers any substance that is taken to change the way you feel and function Drug misuse correct answers taking of a drug for a purpose or by a person other than that for which it was medically intended Drug abuse correct answers excessive drug use that is inconsistent with accepte...

If you want to change unhealthy behavior, which strategy is least likely to promote success? Select one: a. Accepting that you are in control of your health b. Rewarding yourself regularly c. During self-talks, reminding yourself about all your faults d. Believing that you can make the change...

macronutrients correct answers nutrients that are required by the human body in the greatest amounts micronutrients correct answers nutrients that our bodies need in very small amounts -45-65% from carbohydrates -20-35% from fat -10-35% from protein -Children's fat intake should be slightl...

Psychosocial Health correct answers A complex interaction of processes or factors that are both psychological and social in nature and encompass our emotional, mental, social, and spiritual states. Dimensions of Psychosocial Health correct answers Mental Health Emotional Health Social Healt...

which term refers to the simple once-celled organisms that are the most plentiful pathogens? correct answers Bacteria which of the following diseases is NOT caused by bacteria? correct answers herpes simplex which term refers to single-cell microscopic animals that release enzymes or toxins th...