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Essentials of Health and Wellness
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  • Essentials of Health and Wellness
  • Written by author James Robinson
  • Published by Cengage Learning, March 2004
  • Each of the 13 million high school students in public high schools are required to take one semester of health education. For health instruction to be successful, the instructional program should be grounded in good science, include a behavioral component
  • Each of the 13 million high school students in public high schools are required to take one semester of health education. For health instruction to be successful, the instructional program should be grounded in good science, include a behavioral component
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Prefacexiii
Acknowledgmentsxviii
How to Use Essentials of Health and Wellnessxx
Unit 1Developing Health and Wellness Skills1
Chapter 1Health for Adolescents2
You and Your Health4
The Health Continuum5
What Do We Mean by "Health"?6
Why Should Health Be Important to You?9
Developing Your Health Literacy Skills14
Health Literacy Skills16
Chapter 2The Wellness Lifestyle20
Wellness and Health22
Wellness Behaviors23
Health Promotion25
Developing a Personal Wellness Plan28
Acquiring Wellness Information34
Chapter 3Problem Solving40
Health Risks44
Thinking as a Way to Control Risks47
The Need for Problem Solving48
Problem-Solving Processes51
Chapter 4Communicating for Wellness62
Effective Communication65
Nonverbal Communication69
Listening Skills69
Communication Styles72
Using Communication Effectively74
Unit 2Personal Health79
Chapter 5Caring for Yourself80
Your Skin82
Your Hair91
Your Nails92
Your Teeth and Gums93
Sleep96
Chapter 6Safeguarding Your Senses99
Vision101
The Structure of the Eye101
Power of Accommodation102
Hearing104
Touch107
Smell109
Taste111
Synesthesia112
Chapter 7Understanding Growth and Development116
Physical and Chemical Changes of Adolescence118
Male Reproductive System123
Female Reproductive System127
Fertilization131
Unit 3Physical Health135
Chapter 8Eating for Wellness136
Nourishment139
Nutrients139
Dietary Fiber150
Water151
Planning to Eat Well152
Eating Safely156
Chapter 9A Healthy Approach to Weight Management159
American Views About Weight161
Influences on Ideas About Weight162
Exploring Body Image163
How Much Should I Weigh?164
Factors that Affect Weight Management168
Dieting171
Healthy Techniques and Strategies to Manage Weight172
Understanding Eating Disorders173
Creating a Healthy Weight Management Plan175
Chapter 10Enjoying a Physically Active Lifestyle180
The Benefits of Being Physically Active182
Physical Fitness185
Avoiding Injury191
Developing a Personal Fitness Plan194
Chapter 11Preventing Injury200
Choices and Consequences202
Unintentional Injuries203
Intentional Injuries and Violence212
Unit 4Mental Health223
Chapter 12Managing Stress224
What is Stress?226
Stressors227
How Stress Affects Your Body232
How Stress Affects Your Health236
Protecting Yourself from the Effects of Stress237
Managing Stress239
Chapter 13Mental and Emotional Health245
Defining Mental and Emotional Health247
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs248
Developing Your Identity249
Characteristics of the Mentally and Emotionally Healthy Person250
Defense Mechanisms254
Developing Communication Skills256
Managing Your Feelings258
Chapter 14Understanding Mental Illness262
The Human Brain264
Recognizing Mental Illness265
Causes of Mental Illness266
Forms of Mental Disorders267
Treatment Professionals276
Chapter 15Understanding and Preventing Suicide279
Understanding Suicide281
Contributing Factors283
Protective Factors285
Warning Signs286
Preventing Suicide288
Are You at Risk?291
Unit 5Social Health295
Chapter 16Healthy Relationships at Home296
What Is A Family?298
Qualities of Healthy Family Relationships300
Changing Family Structures301
Adolescence: Changing Roles and Responsibilities302
Common Stressors for Families306
When Trouble Strikes307
Succeeding in Family Relationships308
Chapter 17Health Peer Relationships311
Why Social Relationships Are Important313
Developing Social Relationships314
Types of Friends317
Qualities of a True Friend319
Common Stressors in Teen Relationships320
Skills for Relationship Success322
Peer Pressure324
Chapter 18Resolving Conflict328
Understanding Conflict330
Recognizing Potential Conflicts332
Experiencing Conflict as a Teen334
Approaches to Conflict335
Conflict Resolution336
Chapter 19Healthy Romantic Relationships344
Types of Love346
Characteristics of Romantic Relationships347
Sternberg's Three Components of Love347
Infatuation350
The Process of Dating351
Unhealthy Relationships357
Unit 6The Greatest Risks to Health and Wellness361
Chapter 20Tobacco362
The Respiratory System364
Why People Smoke366
Effects of Tobacco Smoke368
Cost of Smoking375
Low-Tar, Low-Nicotine Cigarettes375
Bidi Cigarettes376
Helping Someone Quit Smoking377
Smokeless Tobacco378
Chapter 21Alcohol381
The Nature of Alcohol383
Drinking Behaviors385
Effects of Alcohol Consumption on Health389
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome392
Alcohol and the Law392
Chapter 22Drug Abuse398
The Importance of Medicines400
Drug Abuse402
Preventing Drug Abuse414
Chapter 23Infectious Diseases417
History of Infectious Diseases419
Causes of Infectious Diseases420
The Chain of Infection425
Preventing Infectious Diseases426
Stages of Disease428
Major Infectious Diseases430
Bioterrorism436
Chapter 24Chronic Diseases440
The Nature of Chronic Diseases442
Cardiovascular Disease442
Cancer449
Other Chronic Conditions453
Unit 7Healthy Consumerism459
Chapter 25Understanding the Media460
Defining Terms462
Why are the Mass Media Important to Health?463
The Media and Social Reality464
Advertising in the Mass Media467
Violence in the Mass Media469
Sex in the Mass Media471
Analyzing and Evaluating Media Messages471
Chapter 26Understanding Health Information474
Health Care in the United States476
Finding Health Information477
Health Fraud480
Self-Responsibility for Health480
When to See a Health Care Professional482
Types of Health Care482
Selecting Health Care Professionals483
Communicating with Health Care Providers485
Using Medications Wisely485
Chapter 27Shopping versus Buying490
Becoming a Wise Consumer492
Teen Consumer Spending494
Becoming a Savvy Spender495
Paying for Health Care498
Your Rights as a Health Care Consumer500
Unit 8Healthy Adulthood503
Chapter 28Stressors of Adulthood504
Adolescence: Preparing for Adulthood506
Young Adulthood507
Middle Adulthood513
Older Adulthood515
Chapter 29The Healthy Family521
Dating and Courtship523
Marriage524
Deciding to Have Children530
Motherhood534
Fatherhood534
Good Childrearing Practices534
Chapter 30Contributing to a Healthy Community538
What Is a Community?540
What Makes a Healthy Community?541
Glossary553
Credits565
Index567


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