Directions: For the following questions write down a descriptive word and the letter that best describes your health behavior. There are no right or wrong.

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Directions: For the following questions write down a descriptive word and the letter that best describes your health behavior. There are no right or wrong answers. The best answer is the one that honestly describes you.

1. How many days per week do you eat breakfast? a. 6-7 c. 2-3 b. 4-5 d Which choice most closely describes your daily eating pattern? a. eating snack foods (potato chips, soda pop, etc.) whenever I am hungry b. eating one balanced meal per day and eating snack foods at other times during the day. c. eating two balanced meals a day and eating snack foods at other times of the day d. eating three balanced meals a day and eating snack foods at other times of the day e. eating three balanced meals per day and not snacking Survey = Food

Survey= Diet 3.How many days per week do you eat a balanced diet that includes the minimum number of servingsfrom the four food groups as listed below? 2 servings of meat or protein substitutes 2 servings of dairy products 4 servings of breads and cereals 4 servings of fruits and vegetables a. 6-7 c. 2-3 b. 4-5 d How many servings per day of concentrated sources of sugar (soda pop, candy, cookies, etc.) do you eat? a. 0 or less than 1c. 3-4 b. 1-2 d. 5 or more

Survey= Weight 5.Considering your height and body build, how many pounds within your ideal weight do you fall? a. within 10 pounds c. within 30 pounds b. within 20 pounds d. more than 30 pounds from ideal 6. Which choice most closely describes your dieting behavior? a. never being overweight, so never dieting b. being more than 10 pounds overweight, but not dieting c. when overweight, going on a fad diet to lose weight quickly d. when overweight, attempting to lose weight gradually (1-2 pounds per week) by increasing exercise or decreasing food intake e. when overweight, attempting to lose weight gradually (1-2 pounds per week) by increasing exercise and decreasing food intake

Survey= Behavior 7. What is the average number of hours per night that you sleep? a.more than 10d.5-6 b.9-10e.0-4 c How often do you use seatbelts while-driving or riding in a car? a. always b. never in town and always on the highway c. sometimes in town and sometimes on the highway d. never

Survey= Chemical Choices 9. How often do you drive or ride with someone under the influence of alcohol or drugs? a. more than once per week b. once per week c. a few times per year d. never 10.Which choice best describes your consumption of alcoholic beverages? a. not drinking b.drinking one drink or less per day c.drinking two drinks or less per day d.drinking two drinks or less on weekdays, more than two drinks per day on weekends e. drinking more than two drinks per day on most days

11. Which choice best describes your drug use patterns (over the counter, prescription, and recreational drugs)? a. using the drugs I want whenever I want (STONER) b. using the drugs I feel I need while following common sense c. using only medically required drugs exactly as directed d. rarely using drugs of any kind 12. How many cups of caffeinated beverages (coffee, tea, cola, etc.) do you drink per day? a. none or less than 1c. 4-6 b. 1-3 d. 7 or more Survey=Chemical Choices

Survey= Chemicals/Exercise 13. Which choice best describes your smoking behavior? a. not smoking b. smoking less than one pack per day c. smoking 1-2 packs per day d. smoking more than 2 packs per day 14. How many times per week do you exercise aerobically (biking, jogging,swimming, aerobics, etc.)? a. less than 1 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3-4 e. 5 or more

Survey=Exercise and Hygiene 15. How many times per week do you do other types of exercise (weight lifting, tennis, calisthenics, racquetball, basketball, etc.) besides aerobic activities? a. less than 1 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3-4 e. 5 or more 16. How often do you brush your teeth? a. after every meal b. twice per day c. once per day d. less than once per day

Survey= Prevention 17. How often do you have a dental check-up? a. never or only when something is wrong b. every 2-3 years c. every year d.every six months 18. How often do you have a medical check-up? a. never or only when something is wrong b. only for Pap tests or other checks c. every 3-5 years d. at least every 2 years

Survey=Consumer/Stress 19. How often do you read the labels of foods and over the-counter drugs before purchasing them? a. always b.usually c. sometimes d. rarely 20.How many times per week do you make a conscientious effort to manage your stress by utilizing progressive relaxation, exercise, religion, music, or other stress- reduction techniques? a. 6-7 b. 4-5 c. 2-3 d. 0-1

Survey=Social/Food 21. Which choice most correctly describes your closest interpersonal relationship? a. not having a friend b. having a friend, but I am not able to share my real feelings with the person c. having a friendship where I can sometimes share my real feelings, but sometimes can’t d. having a friendship where I can always share my real feelings 22.How many servings per day of foods high in saturated fats or cholesterol (whole milk, eggs, sausage, bacon, red meat, etc.) do you eat? a. 0 b.1-2 c.3-4 d.5 or more

23. How often do you limit your consumption of salt by doing things like not salting your foods at the table, using salt sparingly when preparing foods, and limiting your intake of salty foods? a. always b. usually c. sometimes d. rarely 24. How often do you practice breast self-examination (female) or testicular self-examination (male)? a. every month b. every 2-6 months c. less frequently than every 6 months d. never Survey= Salt/Prevention

Survey=Risk 25. Which choice best describes your contraceptive use? a. not sexually active, so don't use contraceptives b. attempting to get pregnant or am pregnant, so don't use contraceptives c. sexually active and always use contraceptives d. sexually active and usually use contraceptives e. sexually active and sometimes use contraceptives f. sexually active and rarely use contraceptives

Survey= Scoring For Items: 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 13, 16, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24 a=3, b=2, c=l, d=O For Items: 2, 9, 11, 17, 18, 21 a=O, b=l, c=2, d=3 For Item: 6 a=3, b=l, c=O, d=2, e=3 For Item: 7 a=l, b=2, c=3, d=2, e=O For Item: 10 a=3, b=3, c=2, d=1, e=O For Items: 14 and 15 a=O, b=l, c=2, d=3, e=3 For Item: 25 a=3, b=3, c=3, d=2, e=l, f=O

Scoring Continued Total scores can range from Health behavior is generally poor if the total score is below 25; average but needing change if between 25 and 50; and good if over 50.