Health & PE Praxis EXAM STUDY GUIDE
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Axial (Upper Body) - ANSWER Skull, spine, ribs, sternum
Appendicular ( Lower Body - ANSWER Arms and legs, Pevis, shoulders
Mass - ANSWER Quantity of matter in it
Force - ANSWER the push or pull that exerted an objecct
Friction - ANSWER Force created by an object's contact with the ground as it
moves
Centripetal Force - ANSWER Any force exerted on an object that is moving in a
circle
Inertia - ANSWER Any object's resistance to change in velocity
Velocity - ANSWER Measure of speed in one direction of an object
,Acceleration - ANSWER Measure of the rate of change in velocity over a certain
period of time
Momentum - ANSWER Tendency that any object has to continue moving
Median plane - ANSWER Extends from the top of the head down and divides the
body into symmetrical halves (right and left)
Sagittal Plane - ANSWER runs parallel to the median plane
Flexion movement - ANSWER movement that takes the body forwards in the
standing position
Extension movement - ANSWER movement that takes the body backwards and
occurs in the sagittal plane
Frontal/Coronal Plane - ANSWER runs perpendicular to the median plane, divides
the body into the left and right halves
Adduction - ANSWER movement in the frontal plane, moves the body part
towards the median
Abduction - ANSWER movement that takes the body part away from the median.
Lateral Flexion - ANSWER Bending to either side, movement in the lateral plane
away from the median
,Transverse/Horizontal - ANSWER Planes of movement that divides the body into
upper and lower halves
Superior halves - ANSWER Upper
Inferior halves - ANSWER Lower
Medial - ANSWER Movement that brings the body inward
Supination - ANSWER Palm pointed down
Pronation - ANSWER Palm down
Anterior Flexion - ANSWER Person learns forward and thus stretches the back
ahead
Posterior Extension - ANSWER Leaning back
What is the importance of effective communication in health education? -
ANSWER It involves listening, mediating, and negotiating with students, parents,
and the community.
What are some professional practices regarding sensitive issues in health
education? - ANSWER Understanding privacy laws, confidentiality policies, and
the responsibility to report.
What is one model emphasized in health education? - ANSWER Models for
responsible decision making.
, What does character education focus on in health education? - ANSWER
Teaching concepts that foster ethical behavior and decision-making.
What is the role of continuing education for health educators? - ANSWER To
ensure ongoing professional development and knowledge enhancement.
What are the major health behavior theories? - ANSWER Stages of change,
behavioral change theory, transtheoretical model, and health belief model.
What is the purpose of pretesting in health education? - ANSWER To assess
students' prior knowledge and readiness for new content.
What are performance-based objectives? - ANSWER Measurable objectives that
include performance indicators and elements of effective lesson and unit plans.
What methods can be used to implement health education instruction? - ANSWER
Direct instruction, cooperative learning, guided discovery, brainstorming, and role-
playing.
What is the reflective teaching process? - ANSWER A method for educators to
assess and improve their teaching practices.
What types of assessments are used to evaluate student learning? - ANSWER
Formative assessments, summative assessments, and rubrics.
What is the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model? -
ANSWER A framework for addressing health needs through a comprehensive
approach.
2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
Axial (Upper Body) - ANSWER Skull, spine, ribs, sternum
Appendicular ( Lower Body - ANSWER Arms and legs, Pevis, shoulders
Mass - ANSWER Quantity of matter in it
Force - ANSWER the push or pull that exerted an objecct
Friction - ANSWER Force created by an object's contact with the ground as it
moves
Centripetal Force - ANSWER Any force exerted on an object that is moving in a
circle
Inertia - ANSWER Any object's resistance to change in velocity
Velocity - ANSWER Measure of speed in one direction of an object
,Acceleration - ANSWER Measure of the rate of change in velocity over a certain
period of time
Momentum - ANSWER Tendency that any object has to continue moving
Median plane - ANSWER Extends from the top of the head down and divides the
body into symmetrical halves (right and left)
Sagittal Plane - ANSWER runs parallel to the median plane
Flexion movement - ANSWER movement that takes the body forwards in the
standing position
Extension movement - ANSWER movement that takes the body backwards and
occurs in the sagittal plane
Frontal/Coronal Plane - ANSWER runs perpendicular to the median plane, divides
the body into the left and right halves
Adduction - ANSWER movement in the frontal plane, moves the body part
towards the median
Abduction - ANSWER movement that takes the body part away from the median.
Lateral Flexion - ANSWER Bending to either side, movement in the lateral plane
away from the median
,Transverse/Horizontal - ANSWER Planes of movement that divides the body into
upper and lower halves
Superior halves - ANSWER Upper
Inferior halves - ANSWER Lower
Medial - ANSWER Movement that brings the body inward
Supination - ANSWER Palm pointed down
Pronation - ANSWER Palm down
Anterior Flexion - ANSWER Person learns forward and thus stretches the back
ahead
Posterior Extension - ANSWER Leaning back
What is the importance of effective communication in health education? -
ANSWER It involves listening, mediating, and negotiating with students, parents,
and the community.
What are some professional practices regarding sensitive issues in health
education? - ANSWER Understanding privacy laws, confidentiality policies, and
the responsibility to report.
What is one model emphasized in health education? - ANSWER Models for
responsible decision making.
, What does character education focus on in health education? - ANSWER
Teaching concepts that foster ethical behavior and decision-making.
What is the role of continuing education for health educators? - ANSWER To
ensure ongoing professional development and knowledge enhancement.
What are the major health behavior theories? - ANSWER Stages of change,
behavioral change theory, transtheoretical model, and health belief model.
What is the purpose of pretesting in health education? - ANSWER To assess
students' prior knowledge and readiness for new content.
What are performance-based objectives? - ANSWER Measurable objectives that
include performance indicators and elements of effective lesson and unit plans.
What methods can be used to implement health education instruction? - ANSWER
Direct instruction, cooperative learning, guided discovery, brainstorming, and role-
playing.
What is the reflective teaching process? - ANSWER A method for educators to
assess and improve their teaching practices.
What types of assessments are used to evaluate student learning? - ANSWER
Formative assessments, summative assessments, and rubrics.
What is the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model? -
ANSWER A framework for addressing health needs through a comprehensive
approach.
