Chapter 8 Unit 4 HHD

The number of industries a country has and how frequently they trade on the global market is related to:

Gender equality, education levels and employment are all examples of social characteristics.

Extreme poverty is living on less than US$1.90 per day.

Middle income countries can be further divided into upper-middle and lower-middle.

Sanitation influences the quality of water in most low-income countries.

Inequality and discrimination in low-income countries can have which effect on burden of disease?

A lack of access to safe water and sanitation in low-income countries has which effect on health status?

Tobacco, alcohol and processed foods marketing & distribution are more of an issue for low income countries because:

Australia would be classified as a:

One way that low-income countries can improve their sanitation resources is to:

In terms of health status, compared to low-income countries, people in high-income countries have:

In this Outcome of HHD, people can be subjected to inequality and discrimination in which of the following forms?

Poverty can be defined as a lack of money.

In terms of birth rates and population growth, they tend to be higher in?

What are the three broad categories we use to classify countries in terms of health status?

The income brackets the WHO uses to classify countries are based on a country's Gross National Income (GNI).

Adequate housing and access to safe water & sanitation are examples of social characteristics.

When looking at global marketing & distribution of products, alcohol, tobacco & illicit drugs are the focus.

The double burden of disease is about how low-income countries only have high rates of communicable diseases.

In terms of burden of disease, compared to high income countries, low-income countries have: