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Level 3 Health - 3.2
Level 3 Health - 3.2
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Poverty leads to ill-health by
All of the above
Lack of clean water supply
Poor shelter
Poor sanitation
2
What is a personal implication on spiritual well-being due to poverty?
Unable to choose contraception leading to negative self worth
Emotional distress and trauma
Being more reliant on others
Unsafe abortions
3
Sexual and reproductive health refers to..
complete physical well-being
access to contraception
access to healthcare
complete physical, mental and social well-being for the reproductive system
4
Define the economic determinant of health
Factors to do with the physical environment
The laws and policy decisions made by governments and other organisations
People's access to financial resources allowing them to buy necessities
Influences that the social and physiological environment's have on people
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What is an example of a personal implications in relation to sexual and reproductive health?
Arguments and difficulty with family relationships
Risk of pregnancy complications for a women leading to maternal deaths
Higher risk of spreading STI's such as HIV through the community
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A communicable disease is..
One that spreads from one person to another through e.g contact with blood
Diseases not spread through infection or through other people
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What is a societal/ community implication of poverty in relation to disease?
Struggles within relationships to pay for the disease/ illness
Health care sector overloaded with diseases and high spread of illnesses
Deaths of individuals due to contracting the disease/ illness
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In 2024 the country ranked with the highest life expectancy is Hong Kong at the age of 85 for both sexes.
False
True
9
Define the Political determinant of health
Influences that the social and physiological environment's have on people
The laws and policy decisions made by governments and other organisations
Factors to do with the physical environment
People's access to financial resources allowing them to buy necessities
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The cultural determinant of health is a system of shared beliefs, values, customs and behaviours
True
False
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A determinant is a factor, thing or influence
False
True
12
Less developed countries tend to have higher life expectancy.
False
True
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What are some examples of communicable diseases
Asthma
Cardiovascular disease
HIV/ AIDS
Obesity
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More developed countries tend to have a higher life expectancy.
False
True
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An example of a non communicable diseases is
Chronic respiratory infections
Tuberculosis
Measles
Malaria
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The social determinant of health is the systems of shared beliefs, values and customs
False
True
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The physical environment determinant is whether people have access to safe drinking water and access to healthcare
True
False
18
An interpersonal implication on people living in poverty?
Children taken out of education because family can't afford it
Disagreements in relationships about contraception methods
Arguments within families and couples
All of the above
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Societal/ Community Strategy is the government could provide funding for greater access to contraception
True
False
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A non-communicable disease are diseases that are not spread through infection or through other people
False
True
