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Health 11

EOC Study Guide

Mental, Emotional & Social Health

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
  • General Adaptation Syndrome
  • Stress management, coping, stress response
  • The relationship between emotions and effective communication
  • Mental illnesses: treatment options, warning signs, support systems
  • Forms of Communication
  • Suicide prevention

Nutrition and Physical Activity

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Caloric balance
  • Components of Fitness
  • Essential nutrients
  • Factors that influence one’s metabolic rate
  • Benefits of healthy diet and exercise
  • Eating disorders
  • Importance of proper hydration
  • Reading food labels

Environmental Health

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Ways to conserve resources and benefits of conservation
  • Ways to reduce waste
  • Types of pollution and ways to reduce pollution levels
  • The potential benefits of an individual’s impact on the environment

Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs (ATO)

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Short and long-term effects of ATO
  • The effects of ATO on fetal development
  • Dangers of driving under the influence
  • Pathway to addiction
  • Drug classifications
  • Factors influencing the use of ATO
  • Harmful ingredients found in ATO
  • Community resources and treatment options associated with ATO
  • Effects of ATO on the community

Prevention and Control of Disease

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Prevention and treatment of diseases and infections
  • Risk factors linked to life-style choices and their connection to communicable and noncommunicable disease.
  • Early screening detection methods for breast, testicular and skin cancer
  • Pathogens that cause communicable disease
  • Types of immunity

STIs/STDs and HIV/AIDS

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • How HIV attacks one’s immune system
  • Methods of transmission of STIs/STDs and HIV/AIDS
  • Prevention methods for STDs/STIs and HIV/AIDS
  • How to access local health information, products and services associated with STDs/STIs and HIV/ AIDS
  • Signs and symptoms of STDs/STIs and HIV/AIDS
  • Risk factors associated with STDs/STIs and HIV/AIDS

Growth, Development and Family Life

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Components of a healthy relationship
  • Physical and emotional changes associated with puberty
  • Male reproductive system
  • Female reproductive system
  • Methods of pregnancy prevention to include abstinence and birth control
  • Effectiveness of different methods
  • Factors influencing fetal growth and development

Consumer and Community Health

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • How to access reliable information regarding health products and services
  • Reliable sources of health information
  • The roles of the following agencies:
  • Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  • Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
  • Center for Disease Control (CDC)
  • Better Business Bureau (BBB)
  • Characteristics of false advertising and fraud

Injury Prevention and Safety

  • Refer to all vocabulary within the curriculum document
  • Components of First Aid and CPR to include implied consent
  • Safe driving habits
  • Resources for victims of abuse
  • Forms of violence and abuse
  • Ways to protect oneself from becoming a victim of violence or abuse

February 11, 2010