Reducing Your Health Risks
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Health Risks and Your Behavior
Chapter 1
Lesson #3 pg. 16-20
Objectives
Objective 1: Recognizing Risk Behaviors
Objective 2: Describe the consequences of taking
risks.
Objective 3: How to avoid or reduce risks
Objective 4: How to promote your health
iPad Vocabulary Activity
Open iSwifter APP
Drop Down: “Chapter Activities”
Go to: Chapter 1
Next, Open: “Interactive Study Guides”
Open: “Lesson #3”
http://glencoe.com/sites/common_assets/h
ealth_fitness/glencoe_health_09/isg/GH_ch
01.3.swf
Identifying Health Risks
Risk Behaviors: Actions that can potentially
threaten your health or the health of others
The CDC has identified 6 behaviors that
account for most of the deaths & disabilities
among young people:
Tobacco use
Unhealthy dietary behaviors
Inadequate physical activity
Alcohol and other drug use
Sexual behaviors (can result in what??)
Behaviors that contribute to unintentional
injuries and violence
Risks & Consequences
Cumulative Risks: Are related risks
that increase in effect with each added
risk, or combinations of risky
behaviors. These may be repeated
behaviors or combinations of poor
choices.
Examples: Smoking, eating a fast food
meal, texting while driving………can you
name any more???
Partner Activity
Rate the following risky behaviors 1-10
1 being low & 10 being high.
A. Bungee Jumping
B. Sky diving
C. Eating fast food 3 days a week
D. Asking someone out on a date that you
don’t know very well
E. Not wearing a seatbelt
F. Sharing a water bottle
G. Riding home with someone who’s been
drinking
How to Avoid or Reduce Risks
Prevention: Taking steps to keep
something from happening or getting
worse.
o
What are some things we do (or have
already done) to prevent health problems?
Abstinence: A deliberate decision to
avoid high risk behaviors.
o
What are some things we should abstain
from?
Promoting Your Health
Understanding how your decisions
impact your health will inspire you
to adopt healthful behaviors.
Positive choices can promote
wellness and prevent the
development of disease.
Lifestyle Factors
Positive lifestyle factors include:
Getting 8 hours of sleep each night
Starting each day with a healthy breakfast
Eating a variety of nutritious foods each
day
Being physically active for 30-60 minutes
most days of the week
Maintaining a healthy weight
Abstaining from smoking or using other
tobacco products
Abstaining from the use of alcohol, and
other drugs
Show Video Titled:
Risky Behavior: the dark side of
bad choices.
Memory Matching Activity
Open ROVER APP
Open the bookmarks tab and choose
“Glencoe chapter activities”
Open: “Student Center”
Drop Down: “Chapter Activities”
Go to: Chapter 1
Next, Click: Interactive Health Tutor
Open: Chapter 1b
http://glencoe.com/olc_games/game_engi
ne/content/gln_health/gln_health_09/conc
_game/english/ch1b/index.html