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Preface | xiii | |
Acknowledgments | xviii | |
How to Use Essentials of Health and Wellness | xx | |
Unit 1 | Developing Health and Wellness Skills | 1 |
Chapter 1 | Health for Adolescents | 2 |
You and Your Health | 4 | |
The Health Continuum | 5 | |
What Do We Mean by "Health"? | 6 | |
Why Should Health Be Important to You? | 9 | |
Developing Your Health Literacy Skills | 14 | |
Health Literacy Skills | 16 | |
Chapter 2 | The Wellness Lifestyle | 20 |
Wellness and Health | 22 | |
Wellness Behaviors | 23 | |
Health Promotion | 25 | |
Developing a Personal Wellness Plan | 28 | |
Acquiring Wellness Information | 34 | |
Chapter 3 | Problem Solving | 40 |
Health Risks | 44 | |
Thinking as a Way to Control Risks | 47 | |
The Need for Problem Solving | 48 | |
Problem-Solving Processes | 51 | |
Chapter 4 | Communicating for Wellness | 62 |
Effective Communication | 65 | |
Nonverbal Communication | 69 | |
Listening Skills | 69 | |
Communication Styles | 72 | |
Using Communication Effectively | 74 | |
Unit 2 | Personal Health | 79 |
Chapter 5 | Caring for Yourself | 80 |
Your Skin | 82 | |
Your Hair | 91 | |
Your Nails | 92 | |
Your Teeth and Gums | 93 | |
Sleep | 96 | |
Chapter 6 | Safeguarding Your Senses | 99 |
Vision | 101 | |
The Structure of the Eye | 101 | |
Power of Accommodation | 102 | |
Hearing | 104 | |
Touch | 107 | |
Smell | 109 | |
Taste | 111 | |
Synesthesia | 112 | |
Chapter 7 | Understanding Growth and Development | 116 |
Physical and Chemical Changes of Adolescence | 118 | |
Male Reproductive System | 123 | |
Female Reproductive System | 127 | |
Fertilization | 131 | |
Unit 3 | Physical Health | 135 |
Chapter 8 | Eating for Wellness | 136 |
Nourishment | 139 | |
Nutrients | 139 | |
Dietary Fiber | 150 | |
Water | 151 | |
Planning to Eat Well | 152 | |
Eating Safely | 156 | |
Chapter 9 | A Healthy Approach to Weight Management | 159 |
American Views About Weight | 161 | |
Influences on Ideas About Weight | 162 | |
Exploring Body Image | 163 | |
How Much Should I Weigh? | 164 | |
Factors that Affect Weight Management | 168 | |
Dieting | 171 | |
Healthy Techniques and Strategies to Manage Weight | 172 | |
Understanding Eating Disorders | 173 | |
Creating a Healthy Weight Management Plan | 175 | |
Chapter 10 | Enjoying a Physically Active Lifestyle | 180 |
The Benefits of Being Physically Active | 182 | |
Physical Fitness | 185 | |
Avoiding Injury | 191 | |
Developing a Personal Fitness Plan | 194 | |
Chapter 11 | Preventing Injury | 200 |
Choices and Consequences | 202 | |
Unintentional Injuries | 203 | |
Intentional Injuries and Violence | 212 | |
Unit 4 | Mental Health | 223 |
Chapter 12 | Managing Stress | 224 |
What is Stress? | 226 | |
Stressors | 227 | |
How Stress Affects Your Body | 232 | |
How Stress Affects Your Health | 236 | |
Protecting Yourself from the Effects of Stress | 237 | |
Managing Stress | 239 | |
Chapter 13 | Mental and Emotional Health | 245 |
Defining Mental and Emotional Health | 247 | |
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs | 248 | |
Developing Your Identity | 249 | |
Characteristics of the Mentally and Emotionally Healthy Person | 250 | |
Defense Mechanisms | 254 | |
Developing Communication Skills | 256 | |
Managing Your Feelings | 258 | |
Chapter 14 | Understanding Mental Illness | 262 |
The Human Brain | 264 | |
Recognizing Mental Illness | 265 | |
Causes of Mental Illness | 266 | |
Forms of Mental Disorders | 267 | |
Treatment Professionals | 276 | |
Chapter 15 | Understanding and Preventing Suicide | 279 |
Understanding Suicide | 281 | |
Contributing Factors | 283 | |
Protective Factors | 285 | |
Warning Signs | 286 | |
Preventing Suicide | 288 | |
Are You at Risk? | 291 | |
Unit 5 | Social Health | 295 |
Chapter 16 | Healthy Relationships at Home | 296 |
What Is A Family? | 298 | |
Qualities of Healthy Family Relationships | 300 | |
Changing Family Structures | 301 | |
Adolescence: Changing Roles and Responsibilities | 302 | |
Common Stressors for Families | 306 | |
When Trouble Strikes | 307 | |
Succeeding in Family Relationships | 308 | |
Chapter 17 | Health Peer Relationships | 311 |
Why Social Relationships Are Important | 313 | |
Developing Social Relationships | 314 | |
Types of Friends | 317 | |
Qualities of a True Friend | 319 | |
Common Stressors in Teen Relationships | 320 | |
Skills for Relationship Success | 322 | |
Peer Pressure | 324 | |
Chapter 18 | Resolving Conflict | 328 |
Understanding Conflict | 330 | |
Recognizing Potential Conflicts | 332 | |
Experiencing Conflict as a Teen | 334 | |
Approaches to Conflict | 335 | |
Conflict Resolution | 336 | |
Chapter 19 | Healthy Romantic Relationships | 344 |
Types of Love | 346 | |
Characteristics of Romantic Relationships | 347 | |
Sternberg's Three Components of Love | 347 | |
Infatuation | 350 | |
The Process of Dating | 351 | |
Unhealthy Relationships | 357 | |
Unit 6 | The Greatest Risks to Health and Wellness | 361 |
Chapter 20 | Tobacco | 362 |
The Respiratory System | 364 | |
Why People Smoke | 366 | |
Effects of Tobacco Smoke | 368 | |
Cost of Smoking | 375 | |
Low-Tar, Low-Nicotine Cigarettes | 375 | |
Bidi Cigarettes | 376 | |
Helping Someone Quit Smoking | 377 | |
Smokeless Tobacco | 378 | |
Chapter 21 | Alcohol | 381 |
The Nature of Alcohol | 383 | |
Drinking Behaviors | 385 | |
Effects of Alcohol Consumption on Health | 389 | |
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome | 392 | |
Alcohol and the Law | 392 | |
Chapter 22 | Drug Abuse | 398 |
The Importance of Medicines | 400 | |
Drug Abuse | 402 | |
Preventing Drug Abuse | 414 | |
Chapter 23 | Infectious Diseases | 417 |
History of Infectious Diseases | 419 | |
Causes of Infectious Diseases | 420 | |
The Chain of Infection | 425 | |
Preventing Infectious Diseases | 426 | |
Stages of Disease | 428 | |
Major Infectious Diseases | 430 | |
Bioterrorism | 436 | |
Chapter 24 | Chronic Diseases | 440 |
The Nature of Chronic Diseases | 442 | |
Cardiovascular Disease | 442 | |
Cancer | 449 | |
Other Chronic Conditions | 453 | |
Unit 7 | Healthy Consumerism | 459 |
Chapter 25 | Understanding the Media | 460 |
Defining Terms | 462 | |
Why are the Mass Media Important to Health? | 463 | |
The Media and Social Reality | 464 | |
Advertising in the Mass Media | 467 | |
Violence in the Mass Media | 469 | |
Sex in the Mass Media | 471 | |
Analyzing and Evaluating Media Messages | 471 | |
Chapter 26 | Understanding Health Information | 474 |
Health Care in the United States | 476 | |
Finding Health Information | 477 | |
Health Fraud | 480 | |
Self-Responsibility for Health | 480 | |
When to See a Health Care Professional | 482 | |
Types of Health Care | 482 | |
Selecting Health Care Professionals | 483 | |
Communicating with Health Care Providers | 485 | |
Using Medications Wisely | 485 | |
Chapter 27 | Shopping versus Buying | 490 |
Becoming a Wise Consumer | 492 | |
Teen Consumer Spending | 494 | |
Becoming a Savvy Spender | 495 | |
Paying for Health Care | 498 | |
Your Rights as a Health Care Consumer | 500 | |
Unit 8 | Healthy Adulthood | 503 |
Chapter 28 | Stressors of Adulthood | 504 |
Adolescence: Preparing for Adulthood | 506 | |
Young Adulthood | 507 | |
Middle Adulthood | 513 | |
Older Adulthood | 515 | |
Chapter 29 | The Healthy Family | 521 |
Dating and Courtship | 523 | |
Marriage | 524 | |
Deciding to Have Children | 530 | |
Motherhood | 534 | |
Fatherhood | 534 | |
Good Childrearing Practices | 534 | |
Chapter 30 | Contributing to a Healthy Community | 538 |
What Is a Community? | 540 | |
What Makes a Healthy Community? | 541 | |
Glossary | 553 | |
Credits | 565 | |
Index | 567 |
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