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This PowerPoint presentation discusses health and wellness. It defines health as a combination of physical, mental, and social well-being, and achieving one's full potential. Wellness involves preventing illness and injury through healthy behaviors like not smoking. Personal lifestyle factors like behaviors determine one's level of health. Health literacy involves learning and understanding health information to improve one's health and be a critical thinker, problem solver, self-directed learner, responsible citizen, and effective communicator. Maintaining good health requires balance across physical, mental, social, environmental, hereditary, attitudinal, behavioral, technological, and media influences.
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- 1. HeaLtH aNd WEllNEss A PowerPoint Presentation by – Nandeesh Laxetti XC
- 2. What is HEALTH ??? • The combination of physical, mental/emotional and social well-being. • Being the best you can be at any time
- 3. Wellness = Prevention • Prevention – practicing health and safety habits to remain free of disease and injury • What are examples of actions you can take to prevent illness and injury? Do not smoke…..
- 4. Lifestyle factors • Personal behaviors related to the way a person lives. • Lifestyle factors determine your level of health.
- 5. Health Literacy • Learning and understanding health information and using that knowledge to improve your health. • A health literate person. –Critical thinker and problem solver. –Responsible, productive citizen. –Self directed learner. –Effective communicator.
- 6. Keeping a balance…. • Each side is equally important in maintaining good health. • Like a tripod.
- 7. Heredity Environment Attitude Behavior Technology Media