This quiz from the chapter on Health, Wellness, Illness, and Disability explores key concepts such as social support systems, spiritual health, and self-perception. It assesses understanding of how these elements influence overall well-being and discriminative practices in social settings.
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Making a lot of money
Complete physical, mental and social well-being
Well-being in all dimensions of one's life
Not just the absence of disease or infirmity
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Physical health
Emotional health
Financial health
Social health
Cognitive health
Religious health
Spiritual health
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Following a nutritious diet
Having friends and companions
Exercising regularly
Living in a smoke free environment
Practicing safe sex at all times
Drinking alcohol moderately or not at all
Having a good nights sleep
Following safety practices
Seeking medical attention when needed
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Encourage clients to participate in games and outings
Take clients to religious services
Encourage clients to read
Help clients do crossword puzzles or crafts
Talked with clients about community and world events
Encourage clients to toilet themselves
The nature of the illness or condition
Age
Level of physical fitness
Amount of pain and discomfort
The prognosis
Emotional, social, cognitive and spiritual health
Personality and ability to cope with difficulties
Culture
The presence or absence of emotional, social and financial support
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Joy and happiness
Fear and anxiety
Sadness and grief
Depression
Increased hunger
Loss of bowel or bladder control
Denial
Anger
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Change in routine
Increase in appetite
Change in work life
Change in family life
Change and sexual function
Loss of independence
Loss of dignity
Change in self-image
Loss of intellect
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A fit, strong body
The ability to function in society
The absence of disease
A belief in a higher being
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Causing poor working conditions
Causing an inherited disease
Influencing whom the person seeks healthcare from
Making the person strong and resilient to illness
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Diagnosis
Marginalize
Prognosis
Attitude
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Cultural care
Religion
Actualization
Holism
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Race
Culture
Nationality
Language
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Social support systems have no bearing on overall health
Cognitive health is achieved by keeping the mind active and creative throughout life
Emotional health is just the absence of negative emotions
People who are spiritually healthy feel their life is absent of meaning
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Environmental
Physical
Emotional
Social
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Optimal health
Sexual function
Work life
Self image
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Bacteria
Cancer
Disease
Virus
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Viewpoint
Bias
Discrimination
Language
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Prognosis
Continuum
Genetic endowment
Stigma
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Denial
Anger
Depression
A social support system
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Well-being in all dimensions of life
Optimal wellness
The absence of disease
Physical emotional and social well-being
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Takes a realistic view of a person's health problems
Takes into account the whole person
Focuses on the person's illness or disability
Focuses on the person's physical health
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Recreational health
Income and social status
Emotional health
Education and literacy
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Cognitive health
Biology and genetic endowment
Fear and anxiety
Change in sexual functioning
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A high fat diet
Smoking outside
The regular use seatbelts
Avoiding all animal protein
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Exhibit self-control
Read the paper and are curious about life
Can become angry easily when provoked
Practice good eating habits
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A group of people who volunteer in the community
A system of social welfare
An informal network of people who help each other or others
Another term for a healthcare team
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Appear suddenly and lasts for a short time
Is a slow, progressive illness
Results in disability
Is another term for influenza
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People usually recover
The symptoms often appear quickly
Most of us have a persistent illness
It is a slow, progressive illness
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People respond to illness and disability in much the same way
People's responses to illness and disability vary
Almost all people with illnesses or disabilities are depressed
Most people with illnesses or disabilities are in denial
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Denial
An artificial opening between the colon and the abdominal wall
The unfair treatment of people on the basis of their physical characteristics, health history, or group membership
A refusal to admit the truth
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