Treatment and rehabilitation are not considered key components of health promotion, as they focus on addressing existing health conditions rather than preventing them or promoting overall well-being.

Health education aims to empower individuals and communities with the knowledge, skills, and motivation to adopt and maintain healthy behaviors and lifestyles.

Regular checkups and screenings are preventive care measures aimed at detecting and addressing potential health problems early, before they become more serious.

Wellness refers to the process of actively pursuing and maintaining a state of physical, mental, and social well-being through healthy behaviors and lifestyle choices.

Emotional well-being is not typically considered a separate dimension of wellness, as it is closely related to mental and psychological well-being.

Healthcare professionals play a multifaceted role in health promotion and wellness, including providing medical care and treatment, educating patients about healthy behaviors, and advocating for policies that support health.

Eating a balanced diet is an example of a healthy lifestyle choice that promotes overall well-being and reduces the risk of chronic diseases.

Health literacy refers to the ability to find, understand, and use health information to make informed decisions about one's health and well-being.

Personal motivation is not typically considered a barrier to health promotion and wellness, as it is an internal factor that can be influenced through education, support, and positive reinforcement.

Environmental health refers to the process of creating and maintaining environments that support human health and well-being, including factors such as clean air and water, safe housing, and access to healthy food.

Taxes on sugary drinks, subsidies for healthy foods, and restrictions on tobacco advertising are all examples of policies that support health promotion and wellness by discouraging unhealthy behaviors and promoting healthy choices.

Health promotion evaluation refers to the systematic process of assessing the effectiveness of health promotion and wellness programs in achieving their intended outcomes.

Health promotion and wellness are associated with numerous benefits, including reduced healthcare costs, improved quality of life, and increased productivity. Increased mortality rates are not a benefit of health promotion and wellness.

Self-empowerment refers to the process of empowering individuals to take control of their health and well-being by providing them with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to make informed decisions and take action.

Treatment and rehabilitation are not typically considered key components of a comprehensive health promotion and wellness program, as they focus on addressing existing health conditions rather than preventing them or promoting overall well-being.