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Question 1

social science that draws from the biological,
environmental, psychological, physical and medical sciences to
promote health and prevent disease, disability and premature death
through education-driven voluntary behavior change activities.

Answer 1

health education

Question 2

profession of educating people about health. Areas within
this profession encompass environmental health, physical health, social health,
emotional health, intellectual health, and spiritual health, as well as sexual
and reproductive health education.

Answer 2

health education

Question 3

combination of learning experiences designed to help individuals and communities improve
their health, by increasing their knowledge or influencing their attitudes.

Answer 3

health education

Question 4

be defined as physical, mental, and social wellbeing,
and as a resource for living a full life.

Answer 4

health

Question 5

refers not only to the
absence of disease, but the ability to recover and bounce back from
illness and other problems. Factors for good health include
genetics, the environment, relationships, and education.

Answer 5

health

Question 6

it is the sum total of the experiences which favorably
influence habits, attitudes and knowledge relating to the individual and
the community.

Answer 6

health educatiob

Question 7

science of promoting and prolonging health.

Answer 7

hygiene

Question 8

science and art of preventing disease and
promoting and prolonging life through organized effort.

Answer 8

public health

Question 9

refers to the establishment of the environmental
conditions favorable to health.

Answer 9

sanitation

Question 10

includes all the acts carried on in a school system in
the interest of the student’s health.

Answer 10

school health

Question 11

6 basic elements in food

Answer 11

food
carbohydrates
fats
protein
mineral
calcium

Question 12

how many basic elements in food

Answer 12

6

Question 13

is a substance put together by nature into plant or anima’s life
there are two general groups of food; (1) those that give energy for life.
Growth and repair are known as energy-growth giving foods, (2) those
that are needed by the body to help do its work are kno

Answer 13

food

Question 14

general types of food

Answer 14

energy-growth giving foods
reguating foods

Question 15

those that give energy for life.
Growth and repair are known as ______,

Answer 15

energy-growth giving foods

Question 16

those
that are needed by the body to help do its work are known as ________ This work of the body is done by different organs.

Answer 16

regulating
foods.

Question 17

starch and sugar are rich in carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen are energy giving foods.

Answer 17

carbohydrates

Question 18

foods are said to be the most important of all foods because they keep the work of the different parts of the body well balanced. Proteins come from both animal and vegetable sources.

Answer 18

protein

Question 19

regulating foods. They are taken in by growing plants and
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become part of the roots, leaves, stems and fruit. Animals eat the plants
and, in this way, get the minerals which they need.

Answer 19

minerals

Question 20

helps in developing the bony tissue. If calcium is lacking in the
diet, the bones may be soft and poorly formed, and the teeth may decay
easily.

Answer 20

calcium

Question 21

Being fit relates to every aspect of your health – ______. All the three are interconnected.

Answer 21

physical, emotional, and
mental

Question 22

is the process of transplanting tree seedlings, generally for
forestry, land reclamation, or landscaping purpose. It differs from the
transplantation of larger trees in arboriculture, and from the lower cost but
slower and less reliable distribution of tree seeds.

Answer 22

tree planting

Question 23

Health education is included in the curriculum starting from
_____ up to college.

Answer 23

kindergarten

Question 24

The _____ health is a joint responsibility of the home, the
school as well as the community.

Answer 24

student’s

Question 25

Teaching health in the school is principally in the hands of the
______

Answer 25

health teacher.

Question 26

is very essential to develop the health practices of the student
starting from ______ until he becomes old enough to
understand the scientific reasons upon which practices rest.

Answer 26

kindergarten

Question 27

Medical health records show that current health practices are _____.

Answer 27

poor

Question 28

T/F People’s attitude toward health does not lead to hygienic living

Answer 28

T

Question 29

T/F Habits affects health and the school can develop health habits.

Answer 29

T