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Mental & Physical Health Elements

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Total cards: 19•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Elements of Health

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Optimistic Outlook Freedom from pain/illness Satisfying job Clean environment Supportive home life Ability to relax Energy to enjoy life

#2
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Health Domains

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Psychological Physical Social Spiritual Intellectual Environmental

#3
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Physical fitness

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Flexibility Muscular strength and endurance Cardiovascular fitness Agility Balance

#4
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Physically fit people:

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Can meet all daily physical needs Have realistic image of selves Work to protect selves from future health problems

#5
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Exercise inhibitors

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Discomfort Self conscious about body Women don’t want to gain muscle bulk (altho unlikely) Lack of time or facilities

#6
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Self talk

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Positive self talk leads to success Self beating up leads to negative reinforcement

#7
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Locus of control

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Internal: indiv. believes she can positively influence own health MORE LIKELY TO MAKE LONG LASTING CHANGE External: believes that external forces determine health LESS LIKELY TO SEEK HELP, RATE HEALTH MORE POORLY

#8
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Wellness

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The highest state of health. Actively enhancing health, not just maintaining. Psych, social and physical factors

#9
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Depression

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1 in 10 experience major depression in any given year 1 in 3 will seek treatment Help w/ psychotherapy; meds

#10
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Depression symptoms:

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Sadness/discouragement for long period Fatigue Inability to concentrate Suicidal thoughts Withdrawal from social activity No libido Change in sleeping/eating

#11
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Phobia

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Irrational intense fear of object or situation. 1 in 10 will devel. at some point in life Meds only effective with behavioral therapy Increase exposure while demonstrating coping strategies Hypnosis

#12
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Obsessivecompulsive Disorder

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Anxiety disorder Plagued by recurring thought cannot escape Repetitive, rigid behavior Throughts of violence, contamination, doubt Hand washing, cleaning, counting, checking locks Gets in way of functioning Treatment: meds and behav. therapy

#13
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ADHD

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Hard time controlling motion and sustaining attention. Not outgrown, adults just as likely to suffer from it Treatment: Ritalin, stimulants, behav. therapy

#14
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Schizophrenia

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Loses unity of mind and impaired function in almost every mental area See/hear things Believe external force is controlling Delusions about identity Sever anxiety, obsession about protecting self Antipsychotic drugs can help, but cause apathy and are $$

#15
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IPT- Interpersonal Therapy

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Does not attempt to treat origins of disorder Helps indiv improve socially Depression Systhymia Bulimia

#16
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Suicide

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95% of suicidals have mental illness Depression or alcoholism Lost hope Hereditary influence Low level of seratonin Easy access to guns

#17
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Mental & Emotional Health

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Self-confidence, goal setting, coping skills, communication skills

#18
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Spirituality contributions

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purpose and meaning, connectedness, service to others, positive self concept

#19
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Positive Youth Development

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Engages youth in school, comm, peers, families Recognizes strengths & promotes positive outcomes -providing opportunities, -fostering positive relationships, and -furnishing the support needed to build on their leadership strengths