6. The following is a good example of an enabling characteristic that makes a person more vulnerable to poor health O a) John had a family history of diabetes that was likely genetic. (Both his parents were diagnosed with diabetes in their 40s even though they had few lifestyle-based risk factors). Ob) Rick lived in a neighborhood where it was very difficult for him to buy fresh fruits and vegetables and had limited access to transportation. O c) Raul was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and therefore required medication and regular psychiatric/mental health treatment. O d) Angela lived close to a sewage treatment plant that emitted toxic byproducts into the air. Oe) All of the above. Of) b and d only.
6. The following is a good example of an enabling characteristic that makes a person more vulnerable to poor health O a) John had a family history of diabetes that was likely genetic. (Both his parents were diagnosed with diabetes in their 40s even though they had few lifestyle-based risk factors). Ob) Rick lived in a neighborhood where it was very difficult for him to buy fresh fruits and vegetables and had limited access to transportation. O c) Raul was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and therefore required medication and regular psychiatric/mental health treatment. O d) Angela lived close to a sewage treatment plant that emitted toxic byproducts into the air. Oe) All of the above. Of) b and d only.
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Health is a state of physical, mental and social well being and not mearly the absence of disease or infirmity.
Enabling characteristics means individuals having available conditions to use services.
Vulnerable to poor health means risk for poor health care status and use of health services. It includes life expectancy, morbidity, mortality and use of health care services.
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