Recap Quiz - Dimensions & Determinants of Health, Prerequisites.

Which of the following is not considered to be a "pre-requisite of health"?

• Peace

• Shelter

• Equality

• Equity

Select all correct answers: Which of the following are "determinants of health"?

• Physical Environment

• Social and Economic Environment

• Individual Characteristic and Behaviours

• Knowledge of Health

I am a dimension of health that refers to the health of my body's systems, what am I?

(a)  

List one pre-requisite of health:

(a)  

What pre-requisite is not present here?

(a)  

Which dimension of health would be most relevant if I am consistently reacting inappropriately to situations?

• Emotional

• Mental

• Physical

• Spiritual

Which dimension of health does this sentence refer to most?

"I play sport because I really value the benefits it gives to my health".

• Spiritual

• Physical

• Mental

• Social

If I exercise to increase my strength and fitness, am I improving dimensions other than my physical health? Or do I need to deliberately try to improve other dimensions in other ways?

• You are improving only your physical health if that's all you are exercising for

• All of your dimensions are interrelated but because you aren't thinking about the benefits, it's not going to work

• All of your dimensions are interrelated, so completing exercise will impact different dimensions, even if that's not the reason you're doing it

• Exercise doesn't actually improve my physical health, it's a myth

When I feel stressed, I feel it mostly impacts my mental health, however I feel that exercise and socialising helps most to improve my stress the most. How come this is the case if it's my mental health that is most affected? Hint: it's because health is "..."

(a)  

Why is it that everybody's health is different, even if we live in the same place, have access to the same food, access to the same medical care, and same levels of education? Incorrect answers only

• Because there are factors out of our immediate control that can impact our health both positively or negatively.

• Because people have different values and beliefs towards their health so they may still have differing levels due to this.

• Nobody has the same genetic makeup, so it's not reasonable to assume we should all have the same level of health.

• If we live in the same place, and have equal access to food education and medical care, we should be the same level of health.