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2. “Health is a state of complete physical,
mental, and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease or
infirmity.”

3. Physical
Health Type of
Health
Mental
Health

4. A person who has good physical health is
likely to have bodily functions and
processes working at their peak.

6. Active Lifestyle - Being active
throughout the day, not just when
you’re working out.
Healthy Diet - Eating and drinking
a balanced diet to fuel your body.

7. Hygiene and Disease
Prevention - Keeping your body
clean & free of disease by doing
things like brushing your teeth,
sleeping 8+ hours, and drinking lots
of water.
Physical Fitness - Intentionally
strengthening your physical body by
working out.

9. Mental health refers to a person’s emotional, social, and
psychological well-being. Mental health is as important as
physical health as part of a full, active lifestyle.

12. Hygiene is the practice of
keeping yourself and your
surroundings clean, especially
in order to prevent illness or the
spread of diseases.

13. Personal
Domestic
Public

14. Personal hygiene - cleaning
your body every day. washing your
hands with soap after going to the
toilet. brushing your teeth twice a day.
covering your mouth and nose with a
tissue (or your sleeve) when sneezing
or coughing.

16. Domestic Hygiene - which involves
cleanliness, the sanitary
preparation of food, and
ventilation, generally means
cleanliness in homes. Domestic
hygiene practices include all the
work done to keep people’s
clothes, beddings, and houses
clean.

17. Public hygiene is the science and
practices to make our surroundings clean
from the spread of communicable
diseases. It is equally important for personal
hygiene to keep the environment clean and
free of germs.