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BYU HEALTH FINAL EXAM 041 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A++
2025/2026
List the needs in order Basic physical needs, safety needs, social needs,
from the most basic to esteem needs, self-actualization
the high levels.
What needs must be Basic Physical Needs
met first before all
others?
What need is at the Self-actualization
top of the pyramid
when a person can
function independently
and does not
constantly seek
approval
from others?
If your physical or Safety Needs
emotional safety is
threatened, what level is
being affected?
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What type of health is Physical Health
described when we take
care of our bodies by
eating well,
sleeping needed
amounts, and exercising?
What type of health is Social Health
described by our ability
to interact with other
people?
What type of health is Mental Health
improved an
maintained by learning,
feeling good and being
able to succeed?
Define risk factor Any threat to disruption to health making us more
susceptible to disease or injury
What is the type of risk Genetic
factor when traits are
passed from parents
to offspring
through the
chromosomes?
Chromosomes are DNA
made of the genetic
material called _.
What is the type of risk Social Environment
factor that may
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include our peer groups
and our families?
All humans try daily to Frustration and Tension
have their needs
met. What happens to
use when our needs are
not met?
What do we as humans Defense Mechanisms
typically use to cope
with unmet needs?
Denial Not recognizing a particular feeling or problem
Projection Putting your faults and problems onto another
person; blaming others for your failure
Repression Removing an unpleasant idea or memory from your
mind
Rationalization Giving false reasons or making excuses for your
behavior or feelings
Compensation Doing well in one area to make up for doing poorly in
another area
Reaction-formation Not saying how you really feel; saying something
contrary
Are you able to define Anxious without obvious reason, anxiety
a mood disorder immobilizes you or terrifies you, extreme mood
(sometimes called swings, extended depressed mood, restrict
mental illness)? Can you intake of calories or purge,
describe some of the recurring unwanted impulses, difficulty differentiating
general warning signs between what is real and
or symptoms? imagined, trying to find relief in drugs or
alcohol, people noticed a change in your
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PM
BYU HEALTH FINAL EXAM 041 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A++
2025/2026
List the needs in order Basic physical needs, safety needs, social needs,
from the most basic to esteem needs, self-actualization
the high levels.
What needs must be Basic Physical Needs
met first before all
others?
What need is at the Self-actualization
top of the pyramid
when a person can
function independently
and does not
constantly seek
approval
from others?
If your physical or Safety Needs
emotional safety is
threatened, what level is
being affected?
1/
16
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PM
What type of health is Physical Health
described when we take
care of our bodies by
eating well,
sleeping needed
amounts, and exercising?
What type of health is Social Health
described by our ability
to interact with other
people?
What type of health is Mental Health
improved an
maintained by learning,
feeling good and being
able to succeed?
Define risk factor Any threat to disruption to health making us more
susceptible to disease or injury
What is the type of risk Genetic
factor when traits are
passed from parents
to offspring
through the
chromosomes?
Chromosomes are DNA
made of the genetic
material called _.
What is the type of risk Social Environment
factor that may
2/
16
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PM
include our peer groups
and our families?
All humans try daily to Frustration and Tension
have their needs
met. What happens to
use when our needs are
not met?
What do we as humans Defense Mechanisms
typically use to cope
with unmet needs?
Denial Not recognizing a particular feeling or problem
Projection Putting your faults and problems onto another
person; blaming others for your failure
Repression Removing an unpleasant idea or memory from your
mind
Rationalization Giving false reasons or making excuses for your
behavior or feelings
Compensation Doing well in one area to make up for doing poorly in
another area
Reaction-formation Not saying how you really feel; saying something
contrary
Are you able to define Anxious without obvious reason, anxiety
a mood disorder immobilizes you or terrifies you, extreme mood
(sometimes called swings, extended depressed mood, restrict
mental illness)? Can you intake of calories or purge,
describe some of the recurring unwanted impulses, difficulty differentiating
general warning signs between what is real and
or symptoms? imagined, trying to find relief in drugs or
alcohol, people noticed a change in your
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