1.

A physical examination, medical

examination, or clinical examination is the
process by which a medical practitioner
examines the body of a patient for any
possible signs or symptoms of a medical
condition.
2.Physical wellness is the ability to maintain a
healthy quality of life that allows us to get the
most out of our daily activities without undue
fatigue or physical stress.
3.Healthy living" to most people means both
physical and mental health are in balance or
functioning well together in a person. In many
instances, physical and mental health are
closely linked, so that a change (good or bad)
in one directly affects the other.
Consequently, some of the tips will include
suggestions for emotional and mental
"healthy living."
4.It protects you against many chronic
noncommunicable diseases, such as heart
disease, diabetes and cancer. Eating a variety
of foods and consuming less salt, sugars and
saturated and industrially-produced trans-
fats, are essential for healthy diet.A healthy
diet comprises a combination of different
foods.
5.The World Health Organization (WHO) is a
specialized agency of the United Nations that
is concerned with international public health.
It was established on 7 April1948, and is
headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The
WHO is a member of the United Nations
Development Group. Its predecessor, the
Health Organization, was an agency of the
League of Nations.
6.Healthcare is a big, complex industry with a
simple definition: people in this field work to
help people get healthy…and stay that way. If
you have a passion for science, find
technology fascinating, or just want to help
people, a career in Healthcare could be
extremely rewarding.Doctors and nurses are
some of the best-known Healthcare
professionals, but there are lots of other
interesting careers that offer good salaries
and rewarding work.
7.As such, a healthy community is one in
which all residents have access to a quality
education, safe and healthy homes, adequate
employment, transportation, physical activity,
and nutrition, in addition to quality health
care.
8.Health centers are community-based and
patient-directed organizations that deliver
comprehensive, culturally competent, high-
quality primary health care services. Health
centers also often integrate access to
pharmacy, mental health, substance use
disorder, and oral health services in areas
where economic, geographic, or cultural
barriers limit access to affordable health care
services. Health centers deliver care to the
Nation’s most vulnerable individuals and
families, including people experiencing
homelessness, agricultural workers, residents
of public housing, and the Nation’s veterans.