Tobacco and e-cigarettes

Smoking and vaping and Australia’s health status; increased world trade (marketing of tobacco and e-cigarettes); WHO priorities; SDG 3

smoking and vaping contribute to Australia’s health status
increased world trade, including the global distribution and marketing of tobacco and e-cigarette products, may affect health status and human development in low- and middle-income countries such as Country T
action on tobacco and e-cigarettes reflects the priorities of the World Health Organization (WHO) and contributes to the achievement of SDG 3.

Unit 3 AOS 1: 21 marksUnit 3 AOS 2: 23 marksUnit 4 AOS 1: 19 marksUnit 4 AOS 2: 17 marks

Q	Key knowledge	Area of Study	Marks
1	Spiritual health and wellbeing; relationships between dimensions	Unit 3 AOS 1	5
2	Indicators (YLD, YLL, DALY, HALE); variations between males and females; biological and sociocultural factors	Unit 3 AOS 1	8
3	Contribution of overweight and obesity to Australia’s health status	Unit 3 AOS 1	5
4	Improvements in health status since 1900; biomedical approach and medical technology	Unit 3 AOS 2	7
5	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health program; Ottawa Charter; social justice	Unit 3 AOS 2	7
6	Australia’s health system – private health insurance (incentives, access, sustainability)	Unit 3 AOS 2	6
7	Nutritional imbalance (sugar); Australian Guide to Healthy Eating	Unit 3 AOS 1, Unit 3 AOS 2	6
8	Characteristics of low-, middle- and high-income countries; HDI advantages; access to safe water	Unit 4 AOS 1	8
9	Environmental sustainability and its role in promoting health and human development	Unit 4 AOS 1	5
10	Global trends – tourism	Unit 4 AOS 1	6
11	Importance of the SDGs; relationship between SDG 1 and SDG 3	Unit 4 AOS 2	6
12	Multilateral aid; partnerships in Australia’s aid program; SDG 3	Unit 4 AOS 2	7
13	Individual and social action through NGOs	Unit 4 AOS 2	4