PFW 105 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Transtheoretical Model, Baby Steps, Cardiovascular Disease

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PFW MIDTERM REVIEW
STUDY QUESTIONS:
Chapter One – Understanding Wellness (Questions 7)
1 Identify the top three causes of death in the United States?
Heart disease, cancer, and stroke
. 3 !Largest contributing factor affecting longevity? !
Lifestyle factors
. 4 !List the top four lifestyle behaviors that contribute to
premature deaths in the United States? !
Tobacco use, poor diet, lack of exercise, and alcohol
use.
. 5 !What are the four overarching goals of the publication
Healthy People 2020? !
Higher quality, longer lives; improvement for all groups;
environment that promotes good health; and promote quality
across all age groups.
. 7 !What is the definition of wellness? !
Emphasis on self-responsibility and an enhanced
quality of life.
. 8 !Identify the seven dimensions of wellness and give three
examples within each dimension. !
Physical: Dietary habits, sexual practices, exercise
Intellectual: Critical thinking, education, reading&writing
Emotional: Recognize feelings, relationships, stress
Social: Feel connected, concern for others, value others
Spiritual: Set of values, inner peace, sense of purpose
Environmental: Recycling, carpooling, protecting nature
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Occupational: Balance work & leisure, satisfaction from
work, healthy work environment
Chapter Two – Changing Behavior (Questions 7)
3 Identify the five stages of change in the Transtheoretical model
of behavior change.
1 - Pre-Contemplation (denial)
2 - Contemplation (“but”)
3 - Preparation (baby steps)
4 - Action (“just do it”)
5 - Maintenance - after engaged in change for > 6 months
. 5 !Describe the elements of a well-designed behavior-
change plan.
SMART (see below)!
. 6 !Describe S.M.A.R.T. goal setting.
S - specific
M - measurable
A - achievable
R - reward
T - time-defined
8 What are the three contributions to relapse during attempted
behavior change?
1. Stress
2. Social Situations
3. Cravings
(delay, distract, distance)
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Tobacco use, poor diet, lack of exercise, and alcohol use. 5 what are the four overarching goals of the publication. Higher quality, longer lives; improvement for all groups; environment that promotes good health; and promote quality across all age groups. Emphasis on self-responsibility and an enhanced quality of life. 8 identify the seven dimensions of wellness and give three examples within each dimension. Social: feel connected, concern for others, value others. Spiritual: set of values, inner peace, sense of purpose. Occupational: balance work & leisure, satisfaction from work, healthy work environment. 3 identify the ve stages of change in the transtheoretical model of behavior change. 5 - maintenance - after engaged in change for > 6 months. 5 describe the elements of a well-designed behavior- change plan. 8 what are the three contributions to relapse during attempted behavior change: stress, social situations, cravings (delay, distract, distance) Chapter three developing and assessing physical fitness (questions.