Mother’s Health Quiz
Be healthy for you and your family.
Although mothers range in age, experience, education, and income, their health should always be a priority. This means eating healthy, being physically active, getting routine exams, having a “stress-less” lifestyle, and more.
Enrich your life and your personal health by taking time for yourself and serving as a great role model for your kids, whether they are toddlers or adults. Help your mom, sister, wife, aunt, grandmother, or friend stay on top of her health, too.
How much do you know about your health or the health of another significant mom? Take this quick quiz and learn more!
Quick Quiz
- How much do you (or other significant mom) know about your family health history?
Family History: Resources and Tools - How many fruits and vegetables should you (or other significant mom) have every day?
Fruit and Vegetable Calculator - Has job stress affected your (or other significant mom’s) health?
Stress at Work - Are you (or other significant mom) at risk for HIV/AIDS or other sexually transmitted infections?
HIV/AIDS and Women
Sexually Transmitted Diseases - When was the last time you (or other significant mom) were tested for breast and/or cervical cancer?
Cancer Prevention and Control - Did you (or your mother) take diethylstilbestrol, a drug prescribed from 1938 to 1971 to help prevent miscarriage or premature delivery?
DES Update - If you (or your mother) is 65 years or older, has a fall occurred recently?
Preventing Falls among Older Adults
Resources
Caring for Yourself
Health Information for Older Adults
Strength Training for Older Adults
Caring for Others
Choose Respect: Developing Healthy Relationships to Prevent Dating Abuse
Mothers: Our First Health Educators
Safe and Healthy Kids and Teens
Research and Programs
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)
Trends
in Health Status and Health Care Use among Older Women
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Content Source: CDC Office of Women’s Health
Page last modified:
May 12, 2008
Page last reviewed: May 12, 2008