Chapter #1 Shaping Your Health Purpose of Chapter #1 A. B. C. D. E. Forming ______ Identity Establish ______ Assume _____________ Broaden ________ Skills Develop ________ Intimacy Where do we get our sources of Health Information? A. Radio and _______ B. Newspapers and ____________ C. ___________ Journals D. ___________ Documents E. Books F. *********** ____________ *********** G. Friends, Experiences and ______________ Three most ask questions in personal health issues. What are your most ________ Health Concerns? What ________ have you developed to address your concerns? What ____________ do you want to change and how can you do it? Ten Steps to Change 1. Establish baseline ______________ 2. Summarize data to establish _________________ 3. Establish specific ________________ 4. Make a __________________ 5. Devise a Plan of __________ 6. Chart ___________ in a Journal 7. _______________ support 8. Set up ____________ _________ 9. Define/prepare for ________________ 10. Revize/alter ___________ if needed Bottom Line: health is all about ____________ to change. Most Aggressive Government Program for change: Goals: Increase _________ span Reduce health _______________ Gain access to ______________ services ________________ quality/quantity years of life Eliminate _________________ among population groups Question: So how are they going to do this? By Focusing on ten health indicators: A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. Physical ____________ Weight _____________ Tobacco Use ________________ abuse _________ __________ behavior Mental ___________ Injury and ____________ _____________ quality _______________ Access to ____________ care Why are these changes going to be difficult? 1. Is the behavior associated with the ___________ problem? 2. Does the person _________ that the behavior is associated with the ______ problem? 3. Will the person ___________ and _________ the risk reduction behavior? 4. Do the ___________ outweigh the current ________ reducing behavior? 5. Is there a _________ ____________ group to enhance the change and refreeze the behavior? What is Health? a. Absence of _________ b. ___________ to disease (morbidity) c. ___________ a long life (mortality) A. Well-being can be best defined as: Personal ________; Being in ________; Job ________; Partner in ______ marriage; Sense of ____________ success. Text Book Definition of Health A. Episodic – Seek help when ill …in _________ Medicine this is our current ______. B. Preventative - What are risk _______? High risk __________? Family _______? Screening __________? Patient ______________? Lifestyle ______________ Medical ___________________ If the _____________ Model is so good then why won’t __________ companies cover its practice? The concept of health practice is this country is mixture of government support, individual responsibility, episodic and preventative approaches. We guide our public through a maze we call: 1.Promotional Health Puts the ________________ on the ____________. Example: President’s Council on Physical Fitness i. ____________ chronic disease (____________) ii. Focus on _____________ (________________) iii. Social _______________ (___________games) 2. Community Health ___________ of people gain control over their lives (TRF) Programs for _____________ (______ start, ________ lunches, Just say “No”) 3. Wellness ……Process of determining ______ factors through Periodic assessment…EPISODIC ……And the provision of ___________ for behavioral changes…..PREVENTATIVE ……To develop __________ through ______ and ___________....PROMOTIONAL ……And reinforce ________through social ________________....COMMUNITY Traditional concepts of health that will permeate our class: A. MULTIDIMENSIONAL MODEL Roots with the ________________ where health is a state of complete ___________, mental and _______________ well-being B. HOLISTIC MODEL P.M.S. …. Must add the ___________ and ____________ (is this ________ _____________?) Other Terms: A. Traditional ….___________________________ B. Non-traditional __________________________ C. Minority _______________________________ D. Disabled _______________________________ Our guiding principle in this class: “As we progress our responses will be ____________ greatly by ___________ basics.” i. ______Adults seeking _____________ and _________________. They learn to _______ responsibility with ________________. They broaden social skills with ______________________; and they nurture ___________ and ___________ feelings. ii. __________ Adulthood ____________ Contribute to ___________ good (ie _____________) Support ______________ Parents and do more ___________________ iii. ___________ Adulthood learns to accept ___________ changes and is concerned about ___________ and ______________. They push for a sense of _____________ and ______________. ALL THESE WILL AFFECT THE MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS OF HEALTH: A. B. C. D. E. Physical ___________; ___________; ____________; ________________. Emotional - __________ with stress; ___________ and ________ in life matters. Social – Enhancement of ___________ ___________. Spiritual - _________ beliefs/practices; ____________ of life. Intellectual – To be able to ________ and _____ on information; _______ values; Exercise __________-______________ capabilities F. Occupational – Recognize ________ in conflict; develop _____________ to resolve conflict; ____________ responsibility and grow _______________. “Health is the reflection of your __________ to see the intrinsic and extrinsic ________ within each ______________ of health in order to participate fully in the activities that _____________ to growth and development during each _____ stage with the goal of feeling a ____________ sense of _______-_______ throughout the ______ of your life.” Acid test??? How do ___________change you? What ___________ do you sue to enhance your well-being? Next class: Read Chapter 2 and 3 and do Personal Assessment on Page 49 For Thought: Complete Shaping Health on page xxxii. Look at Course Integrator on Page 42 for characteristics of an adult; Course Integrator on Page 43 – You be the Judge and Course Integrator on Page 45 – Question #3 For Discussion: How do you think your University Degree will affect your life?