Identify the social determinants Influencing people health . Discuss why these social determinants are influencing the health of people.

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A: KEY WORDS -  Literacy - It is a knowledge and education an individual possess to grab or understand…

Q: In five hundreds words, describe these concepts  shock, heart failure, COPD,

A: A serious condition in medicine known as shock is brought on by an abrupt decrease in blood flow.…

Q: List and explain 4 ways you can adapt to make sure you and your students stay healthy

A: Being Healthy is the only aim of every individual now a days. But before starting about the…

Q: Explain this: Introduction, Body & Conclusion Coping Stress Pattern from Gordon's Functional Health…

A: Gordons functional health patterns is a nursing assessment developed by Marjory gordon that help…

Q: List the dimensions of Health.

A: We know that Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social, spiritual well being not…

Q: How can variables in non-modifiable and modifiable factors influence a person’s health status?…

A: Risk factors is a factor which in increases the chance of getting a Disease. More risk factors for a…

Q: Forms of assessment to compare and contrast are: Assessing MENTAL STATUS Assessing PSCHOSOCIAL,…

A: In a healthcare setting the role of the nurse is to provide care to the patient based on the…

Q: Describe the b

A: Health is a mental, physical, and social well-being state that includes an absence of illness or…

Q: identify and briefly discuss How a change in health status would affect meeting  a basic need like…

A: Health disparities not only cause unmet basic needs of individuals but also the ability to attend to…

Q: How might an individual's social history and family history have an impact on their health? Provide…

A: Individual's Social history and family history have wide impact on their health. We can't diagnose…

Q: Explain why HIV/AIDS is important to learn from local health centers?

A: HIV/AIDS is one of the most dangerous viruses usually transmitted sexually or through blood exchange…

Q: Create an artistic diagram to show the relationships between health and wellness

A: Basic needs It is important to meet the fundamental needs of the human to survive. Hierarchy of…

Q: Do physicians respond to males and females equally on reports of illness? Explain and the…

A: Bioethics  Ethics in the field of medicine and its application is called bioethics. Benefits of code…

Q: When might a patient's favorite color or high school alma mater be considered health information?

A: Only information about patients or participants of health plans is considered protected health…

Q: describe least one thing you would explain to a girl child at puberty from each of the following…

A: Puberty is a phase of life in which a child's body grows an tranforms into an adult and maturation…

Q: Explain your approach to change the risk factors of cardiovascular disease (one risk factor by your…

A: Health education and health public policy are important to keep people healthy. With an increase in…

Q: What health policy issues do people with low SES face? Cite examples of programs to eliminate SES…

A: Answer :- Individuals having a place with lower SES face a number medical services issues by not…

Q: Discuss behaviors that increase the risk of acquiring STIs.

A: Contraception is a drug, medication, tool, method, or device that helps to prevent pregnancy. This…

Q: #####PUT YOUR ANSWER DONOT REJWCT PLEASE. What is the most common chronic condition in adults?

A: An abnormal condition that disrupts the structure or function of an organism is referred to as a…

Q: Larry suffered from several chronic medical conditions. He experienced multiple hospital visits and…

A: Lunney et al. (2002) used clinical profiles to identify four groups of End of life trajectories,…

Q: Give a sample of a comprehensive health history

A: A comprehensive health assessment/history provides the nurses with better insights about the…

Q: "value is defined as quantifiable improvement in a patient's health outcomes and the cost it takes…

A: Value based care focuses on the outcomes that matter to the patient as the true measures of quality.…

Q: Describe the six biological aspects of health

A: Health is defined/explained as the individual’s state of physiological, psychological, and social…

Q: Write about Current trends and issues in the care of the older person

A: Aging issues or problems are the health conditions that develop as the age of an individual…

Q: Explain aboout first aid can help individual increases awareness of accidents.

A: The immediate assistance is given to any person suffering from illness or injury is known as First…

Q: What are six (6) biological aspects of health and explain.

A: KEY WORDS :- Health - It is the total health of the individual whether physically, socially and…

Q: Explain how ageism can influence the healthcare provisions of older adult clients.

A: - Ageism: It is discrimination of individuals on basis of persons age, or how we prejudice towards…

Q: give 5 topics in relation to teenagers health

A: Sexual Health: - Teenage is the time when humans start exploring sexual aspects and hence is…

Q: Give 3 family health problems and Rank it according to priorities using the Bailon and Maglaya scale…

A: A family health is a condition where the day to day resource for livelihood and members of health is…

Q: Use the profiles below to determine which adult would be considered "High Risk" classification:…

A: Disease is a condition in which the body mechanisms are distorted. The body systems function…

Q: Explain what "credibility of the health record" means? Discuss errors that may be found in the…

A: 1) " Creadibility of the health  record " means   It is a  health record is  a private combination…

Q: Prepare a checklist that identifies the important information to be collected when caring for a…

A: An ostomy or a stoma is an opening made  surgically in the skin when a condition is not allowing…

Q: Give two factors that contribute to poor and dismal health situation

A: A disease is defined as a disorder that affects the function and structure of humans or other living…

Q: Discuss the possible impact these changes may have on an individual’s quality of life. (simple) -…

A: Introduction: Family is best place where all can live together, its a good for elder people who can…

Q: what are the real current health system problems and why? What can be done to fix the problems?

A: Heath system consists all organizations ,resources and institutions which produce actions mainly to…

Q: Describe two differences between palliative care and care in the last days of life.

A: The term palliative care is associated with a type of medical treatment for those who are suffering…

Q: What is an appropriate health teaching plan for INFANTS? develop a teaching plan for infants

A: An infant is a baby from 1 month to 1 year of age. This period is the most rapid stage of physical…

Q: High cardiac disease rates in young male African-Americans could be reduced by targetted…

A: The recent data shows increased cardiac diseases in the young male African Americans .  It occurs…

Q: Examples of this dimension of health include having a sense of purpose in life, and following values…

A: Option 2 is correct.

Q: Define and explain briefly related terms. a. Functional Assessment b. Mental Health c. Vital…

A: Definition and explanation of the terms are as follows:

Q: What are the three (3) determinants of health.

A: Three (3) determinants of health:-   The social and economic environment, The physical…

Q: Explain how the national health service responds to the changing demands placed upon it.

A: NHS stands for National Health Services. It is established by the British government to provide…

Q: Describe how the social and physical environment can support an individual's health promoting…

A: Physical characteristics of the place we live in are the means of the physical environment.  Human…

Q: . Explain how the human dimensions, basic human needs, and self-concept influence health and…

A: Health and illness There are numerous elements that have an impact on health and illness. Health is…

Health Promotion

Health promotion enables people to maintain a healthy body that will function properly, resulting in improved healthy and disease-free life. It includes public policies that address health-related factors, such as employment, working conditions, food security, housing, and income.