BSN 325 Quality of Care

Question 5 of 6 Hesitancy to enter into a health clinic because it has a limited number of chairs in the waiting room is indicative of which type of environmental factor? Boundaries Geographic Cultural norms Built environment

Built environment The built environment is the environmental element that is focused on the condition of the health care facility.

Question 1 of 6 Match the perception of quality to the appropriate person. Technical sense-Provider Personal outcome-Patient Cost-effectiveness-Care manager Appropriate use of health care resources-Public health provider

Technical sense- Provider Personal outcome -Patient

Question 1 of 6 Which statements are accurate regarding children in the United States? 1 child in 10 is uninsured. 1 child in 7 lives in poverty. Children in middle-income families are an at-risk group. Children in low-income families, not middle-income families, are considered at-risk. Children can receive coverage through federal insurance programs. Program funding cuts adversely affect children's health outcomes.

1 child in 10 is uninsured. Children can receive coverage through federal insurance programs. Program funding cuts adversely affect children's health outcomes.

Question 8 of 10 The public health nurse is visiting an elementary school to speak about primary prevention at an assembly for third through sixth graders. Which prevention intervention(s) would the nurse select to present to this audience? Select all that apply. A lead screening blood test A video about proper bike helmet use A slideshow about how to read hazard stickers on household chemicals A demonstration of the proper use of crutches to promote healing in broken bones A discussion about the importance of taking medication as prescribed for respiratory infections

A video about proper bike helmet use Teaching proper bike helmet use is a good example of primary prevention in this age group. Primary prevention aims to keep problems from occurring. Correct A slideshow about how to read hazard stickers on household chemicals Teaching how to read hazard stickers on household chemicals is a good example of primary prevention in this age group. Primary prevention aims to keep problems from occurring.

Question 2 of 6 A nurse is working with a nonprofit organization to improve understanding of the etiology of diabetes. The focus of the organization is related to which category of health determinants? Social factor Policy making Biology/genetics Health care services

Biology/genetics Chronic conditions such as diabetes are examples of biology/genetics determinants.

Question 4 of 6 Which race has an infant mortality rate twice the national rate? Asian Anglo Hispanic African-American

African-American This race experiences an infant mortality rate of 10.9 infant deaths per 1,000 births.

Question 5 of 6 Match the accrediting body with appropriate function. Accredits hospitals, home care agencies, long-term facilities Joint CommissionAccredits managed-care organizations National Committee for Quality AssuranceCollects health care plan data to measure performance and satisfaction Health Plan Effectiveness Data and Information SetCollects data, reports on consumer experience with aspects of health plans Agency for Health care Research and Quality

Accredits hospitals, home care agencies, long-term facilities ---Joint Commission Accredits managed-care organizations -National Committee for Quality Assurance Collects health care plan data to measure performance and satisfaction -Health Plan Effectiveness Data and Information Set Collects data, reports on consumer experience with aspects of health plans -Assessment of Health care Providers and Systems

Question 7 of 10 Which population-based nursing interventions are examples of tertiary prevention? Select all that apply. Advising a teenager with a broken arm about cast care and sling use Administering medication to an individual to manage chronic mental illness Promoting mammograms according to a recommended screening schedule Creating an exercise program for older adults with physical mobility limitations Leading a support group for individuals caring for loved ones with incurable cancer

Administering medication to an individual to manage chronic mental illness Administering medication to an individual to manage chronic mental illness is tertiary prevention because it limits further negative effects from a chronic condition. Correct Creating an exercise program for older adults with physical mobility limitations Creating an exercise program for older adults with physical mobility limitations is tertiary prevention because it limits further negative effects from immobility. Correct Leading a support group for individuals caring for loved ones with incurable cancer Leading a support group for individuals caring for loved ones with incurable cancer is tertiary prevention because it aims to limit further negative effects from the incurable condition.

Question 5 of 10 Which roles are consistent for public health and global health nurses? Select all that apply. Advocacy Collaborative care Occupational health International diplomacy Policy development/Social reform

Advocacy Collaborative care Policy development/Social reform

Question 3 of 6 Match the nonfinancial barrier with the appropriate example Busy with work or other commitments AvailabilityCould not get appointment soon enough AccessibilityTook too long to get to the doctor's office or clinic AccommodationDoctor or hospital would not accept health insurance Acceptability

Busy with work or other commitments Availability Accommodation Could not get appointment soon enough Took too long to get to the doctor's office or clinic Doctor or hospital would not accept health insurance Acceptability

Question 7 of 9 Contemporary community health focuses on which tasks or outcomes? Systematic inputs and outputs Exploring a population's activities of living Caring for the sick, disease prevention and education Autonomous and collaborative care of individuals of all ages

Caring for the sick, disease prevention and education Caring for the sick, disease prevention and education is a focus of contemporary community health nursing.

Question 12 of 15 Population-based nurses working for different aid agencies after a major earthquake in a developing country organized a weekly meeting to share important health-related updates, promote disease and injury prevention messages, resolve problems together, and share resources. This relationship benefited all agencies and advanced their common goal. In which category of public health interventions were the nurses working? Outreach Collaboration Social marketing Community organizing

Collaboration The nurses were working in the category of collaboration. Collaboration involves individuals, groups, or organizations working together to achieve a common goal to promote or protect health.

Question 4 of 10 What is the primary distinction between public health and community health nursing? Community health is setting specific, but public health is not. Public health emphasizes prevention, whereas community health emphasizes protection. Advocacy plays a significant role in community health nursing but not in public health. Public health focuses on people and places, whereas community health focuses on social

Community health is setting specific, but public health is not. Community health is setting specific.

Question 10 of 10 Which specialty of nursing was the first to make a concentrated effort to identify health needs of communities? Global health nurses Public health nurses Community health nurses Nurse who work in public health departments

Community health nurses Community health nurses were the first nurses to identify the needs of communities.

Question 6 of 10 Which population-based nursing interventions are examples of secondary prevention? Select all that apply. Developing a plan for community walking paths Conducting blood pressure checks at a health fair Administering prescribed medication to cure an acute infection Administering insulin to an individual to manage chronic diabetes Advising individuals about recommended age-specific health screenings

Conducting blood pressure checks at a health fair Conducting blood pressure checks at a health fair is a screening intervention, which is secondary prevention. Correct Administering prescribed medication to cure an acute infection Administering prescribed medication to cure an infection is secondary prevention because it treats and resolves a short-term health condition. Advising individuals about recommended age-specific health screenings Advising individuals about recommended age-specific health screenings is a screening-related intervention, which is secondary prevention.

Question 9 of 10 According to the National Vital Statistics System (2015), heart disease is the leading cause of mortality in the United States. Which intervention would the nurse select to addresses this epidemiologic data at the tertiary level of prevention? Conducting cardiac rehabilitation for a patient following coronary bypass surgery Providing a toll-free phone number to a smoking cessation hotline to patients in a primary care office Providing instructions regarding function of an automated blood pressure monitoring unit for home use Discussing the benefits of moderate exercise at least three times a week for 30 minutes at a time

Conducting cardiac rehabilitation for a patient following coronary bypass surgery Managing the effects of existing heart disease, such as conducting cardiac rehabilitation for a patient following coronary bypass surgery, is an example of prevention at the tertiary level. Tertiary prevention aims to limit the negative effects of existing disease.

Question 10 of 10 Data from a statewide health survey indicate an increase in falls at home among adults over the age of 65. The public health nurse launches a campaign to address this increase. Which strategies would be appropriate secondary prevention activities to include in this campaign? Offering daily check-ins by home health aides for older adults with a high fall risk Conducting fall risk assessments and screenings for older adults living at home Providing physical therapy to increase muscle strength in individuals with chronic muscle weakness Creating a short online video describing the benefits of daily exercise for older adults, including fall risk reduction

Conducting fall risk assessments and screenings for older adults living at home Conducting fall risk assessments and screenings for older adults living at home is an example of secondary prevention. Secondary prevention focuses on detecting problems in early stages and modifying risks or hazards before the problem becomes more serious.

Question 1 of 6 Population-based nursing interventions have which characteristics? Place primary importance on individual-focused practice Limit the scope of practice to primary health prevention strategies Are guided by an individual patient examination and assessment Consider broad determinants of health, such as environment and values

Consider broad determinants of health, such as environment and values Population-based nursing interventions consider broad determinants of health such as income, social status, physical environment, cultural values, and others.

Question 6 of 6 Match the insurance coverage with the appropriate current economic conditions. Consumes a large portion of federal and state budgets Medicare and MedicaidPredicted to control costs and encourage higher quality care PPACAGrowing expense redirects resources that would be allocated to other areas Private health insurance

Consumes a large portion of federal and state budgets Medicare and Medicaid Predicted to control costs and encourage higher quality care PPACA Growing expense redirects resources that would be allocated to other areas Private health insurance

Question 5 of 15 Which intervention corresponds to the highlighted area of the Intervention Wheel? Case Management in individual-focused being highlighted in the Intervention Wheel Administering standard childhood vaccinations to a toddler under a provider's prescription order Providing information and problem-solving for a workplace with rapidly rising workplace-offered health care insurance rates Locating and checking in with a vulnerable homeless teen with mental health problems to determine whether the prescribed medication was obtained Coordinating the services of clinic providers, a WIC nutritionist, and a family health aide to provide ongoing support and teaching to a young mother overfeeding her infant

Coordinating the services of clinic providers, a WIC nutritionist, and a family health aide to provide ongoing support and teaching to a young mother overfeeding her infant Coordinating the services of clinic providers, a WIC nutritionist, and a family health aide to provide ongoing support and teaching to a young mother overfeeding her infant is an example of individual-focused case management, which is the area highlighted.

Question 9 of 15 A population-based nurse responds to a mass casualty shooting event at a small elementary school and immediately implements an age-appropriate program to provide emotional support to the surviving children. In which category of public health interventions is the nurse working? Advocacy Counseling Consultation Health teaching

Counseling Implementing an age-appropriate program to provide emotional support is an example of counseling. Counseling establishes an emotional interpersonal relationship with a community, a system, family, or individual intended to enhance their capacity for self-care and coping.

Question 6 of 15 A nurse receives an order from a pediatrician to administer a dose of hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn. In which category of public health interventions is the nurse working? Screening Delegated functions Referral and follow-up Disease and health event investigation

Delegated functions Delegated functions are direct care tasks a registered professional nurse carries out under another's authority or assigns to appropriate personnel. The nurse is working in this category of interventions.

Question 3 of 6 Which economic factors related to rising care costs are accounted for by the health care consumer? Select all that apply. Desire for the newest treatment Use of a fee-for-service system Shortage of health care workers Increased access to information Higher deductibles being required by employers providing health insurance

Desire for the newest treatment Increased access to information Higher deductibles being required by employers providing health insurance

Question 8 of 15 Which intervention corresponds to the highlighted area of the Intervention Wheel? Intervention Wheel highlighting health teaching with a systems-focused approach Lobbying state boards for stricter enforcement of seat belt laws Teaching a diabetic patient about blood glucose monitoring and insulin injection at home Providing web-based training for 1,000 population-based nurses to improve skills to screen high-risk individuals for Zika virus Developing new evidence-based best-practice guidelines for lice treatment to be used by clinics, schools, and pharmacists

Developing new evidence-based best-practice guidelines for lice treatment to be used by clinics, schools, and pharmacists Developing guidelines to teach new best-practice lice treatment to clinics, schools, and pharmacists is an example of systems-focused health teaching. This is the area highlighted.

Question 8 of 10 Public health nurses promote the mission of public health by which action? Developing policy on social reform Focusing on the clinical aspect of care Small-scale interventions for communities Advocating with patients on a one-to-one basis

Developing policy on social reform Development of policy can positively influence the health of entire populations.

Question 4 of 9 What contemporary nursing role exemplifies a health coach? Providing a voice for patients Interprofessional collaboration Developing community strategies Direct one-on-one care that inspires and motivates

Direct one-on-one care that inspires and motivates Direct one-on-one care that inspires and motivates is a health coaching role.

Question 6 of 10 Which roles of Public Health Nursing focus on Health Protection? Emergency Health Nutrition Security Develop Personal Skills Create Supportive Environment

Emergency Health Emergency Health is a role of health protection.

Question 9 of 9 Which roles are associated with global health leadership roles? Culturally sensitive care Ethical models of global nurse recruitment Linking international databases to nursing organization websites Pursing legislation in support of global health care research funding

Ethical models of global nurse recruitment Ethical models of global nurse recruitment is identified as a global leadership role.

Question 5 of 6 Which statement illustrates the relationship between exposure to environmental hazards and health care costs? Exposure affects individual health and health care costs indirectly. Exposure directly affects individual health but has no effect on health care cost. Exposure directly affects individual health and indirectly affects health care costs. Exposure indirectly affects individual health and indirectly decreases health care costs.

Exposure directly affects individual health and indirectly affects health care costs.

Question 11 of 15 Which intervention corresponds to the highlighted area of the Intervention Wheel? Intervention wheel showing coalition building with a community-focused approach Investigating an increase in domestic violence in a particular urban neighborhood Organizing a campaign to teach community members, not just parents, to put babies on their backs to sleep to prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) Forming an alliance of regional emergency medical technicians (EMTs), hospitals, and police to address the issue of insufficient local emergency response equipment and funding Working one-on-one over many years with a wounded veteran to understand the veteran's values and cooperatively create, monitor, and modify the plan of care to allow independent living at home

Forming an alliance of regional emergency medical technicians (EMTs), hospitals, and police to address the issue of insufficient local emergency response equipment and funding Forming an alliance of local emergency medical technicians (EMTs), hospitals, and police to address the issue of insufficient emergency response equipment and funding is an example of coalition building at the community-focused level, which is the area highlighted.

Question 8 of 9 Which fact about demographics raises questions regarding quality of care? Gender identity issues 92 million millennials 76 million baby boomers People born outside of the United States

Gender identity issues Gender identity issues may raise questions regarding quality of care.

Question 3 of 6 A nurse is facilitating a health education fair at a local community church, which provides information on community resources, nutrition, exercise, and healthy lifestyles. This is an example of which category of health determinant? Policy-making Biology/genetic Individual behavior Health care services

Health care services The determinant of health care services includes all services dealing with the diagnosis, treatment of disease, and the promotion, maintenance, and restoration of health.

Question 2 of 10 Which of the six Standards of Public health includes coordination of services, health education, health promotion, consultation, and regulatory activities? Evaluation Standard Assessment Standard Implementation Standard Outcomes Identification Standard

Hebrews-Code for hygiene Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601 -Provision of care for poor, blind William Rathborne- Sisters of Charity-

Question 6 of 6 Which statements are examples of reverse causality? Select all that apply. Higher income facilitates better health. Individuals who smoke do not care about their health. Poor health can make it hard for a person to retain their job. Being obese results from an inability to afford a gym membership. People living in the low middle-class that have an average household income of $23,550 do not have health insurance.

Higher income facilitates better health. This association explains reverse causality. Higher income is associated with better health. Poor health can make it hard for a person to retain their job. This association explains reverse causality. It is harder for a person in poor health to keep their job.

Question 3 of 15 Which intervention corresponds to the highlighted area of the Intervention Wheel? Intervention wheel showing shaded area in outreach Mobilizing local older adult volunteers to form an older adults outdoor walking club Hosting a mental health awareness discussion at an older adult center coffee hour event Partnering with law enforcement to establish ordinances prohibiting sale of cigarettes to underage youth Working one-on-one on a regular basis with a blind homeless person to connect with local agencies for basic needs and care

Hosting a mental health awareness discussion at an older adult center coffee hour event Hosting a mental health awareness discussion at an older adult center coffee hour event is an example of community-focused outreach, which is the highlighted area.

Question 9 of 10 Which societal influences increased the need to address public health? Select all that apply. Immigration Urbanization Slum environment Women's Movement Industrialization

Immigration Urbanization Industrialization

Question 1 of 10 Which of the six Standards of Public health includes coordination of services, health education, health promotion, consultation, and regulatory activities? Incorrect Evaluation Standard Assessment Standard Implementation Standard Outcomes Identification Standard

Implementation Standard Based on the implementation step of the nursing process, the Implementation standard includes coordination of services, health education, health promotion, consultation, and regulatory activities.

Question 14 of 15 Which intervention corresponds to the highlighted area of the Intervention Wheel? Intervention Wheel highlighting Policy Development & Enforcement with a community-focused approach Monitoring a rural population in a heavily wooded area for outbreaks of tick-borne diseases Teaching prenatal and life skills classes to pregnant isolated teens in small farming communities Investigating a public health complaint about a mosquito problem near standing water behind a local factory, issuing a public health nuisance, and working with land owners to eliminate standing water Facilitating the development of a parent coalition in Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL). The parent coalition influenced the community's attitudes and behaviors about delaying sexual activity and promoting life goals.

Investigating a public health complaint about a mosquito problem near standing water behind a local factory, issuing a public health nuisance, and working with land owners to eliminate standing water Investigating and resolving a mosquito problem is an example of community-focused policy development and enforcement, which is the highlighted area.

Question 1 of 6 Which factors should the nurse consider when communicating with a patient from a different background? Select all that apply. Ethnicity Language Economics Social norms Social networks Socioeconomic status

Language Social norms Social networks

Question 3 of 10 Which community health nursing role is classified as a Delivery-Oriented Role? Liaison Educator Case Finder Referral Source

Liaison The role of Liaison is classified as a delivery-oriented role.

Question 4 of 6 Which action by leaders in health care is directly related to increased patient satisfaction? Establishing supportive rules Providing supportive leadership Managing resources effectively Monitoring health care quality regularly

Monitoring health care quality regularly Regular monitoring of health care quality is directly related to patient satisfaction. Changes in quality will be reflected by changes in patient satisfaction, in both a positive and negative direction.

Question 1 of 15 Which is an accurate statement about nursing roles in population-based health care? Nursing roles in population-based health care are varied and multifaceted. Population-based nursing interventions are implemented at the individual-focused level. Nursing roles at the systems-level of population-based health care are limited due to the scope of nursing licensure. Nursing roles in some intervention categories such as surveillance and disease investigation do not exist because these interventions are managed by epidemiologists.

Nursing roles in population-based health care are varied and multifaceted. Nursing roles in population-based health care are varied and multifaceted. Nurses work in every intervention area and at every level of the Intervention Wheel.

Question 15 of 15 Which category of public health interventions focuses on placing health issues on decision-makers' agendas, acquiring a plan of resolution, and determining needed resources? Advocacy Consultation Social marketing Policy development and enforcement

Policy development and enforcement Policy development and enforcement places health issues on decision-makers' agendas, acquires a plan of resolution, and determines needed resources. Policy development results in laws and policies. Policy enforcement compels others to comply with the laws and policies created in policy development.

Question 1 of 6 Which determinants of health can guide and directly impact health care? Biology Policy making Individual Behavior Health care services

Policy making Policy making is considered a health determinant category that can guide and impact health care.

Question 3 of 6 Which of the statements are true regarding poverty and quality of care? Select all that apply. Poverty is unrelated to quality of life and overall life expectancy. Quality of care is directly related to the individual's ability to pay. Poverty can create social distance between patients and providers. Low-income patients may perceive they are mistreated by providers. Low-income patients may conceal information or health care problems.

Poverty can create social distance between patients and providers. This is a true statement regarding poverty and quality of care. Correct Low-income patients may perceive they are mistreated by providers. This is a true statement regarding poverty and quality of care.

Question 3 of 10 Epidemiologic data indicate an increase in dental caries (cavities) in a certain population. The population-based nurse launches a health promotion campaign promoting basic oral hygiene at home, and lobbies for fluoridation of water in the area. This epidemiologic data influenced changes to public health services at which level of prevention? Primary Tertiary Secondary Prevalence

Primary The intervention changes proposed (health promotion and specific prevention) occur at the primary level of prevention.

Question 5 of 10 Which population-based nursing interventions are examples of primary prevention? Correct Promoting active healthy lifestyles Organizing handwashing campaigns Creating a campaign against drug use Coordinating mammogram screenings Developing a plan for community walking paths

Promoting active healthy lifestyles Promoting active healthy lifestyles is a primary prevention intervention, as it aims to prevent health problems or diseases from developing. Correct Organizing handwashing campaigns Organizing handwashing campaigns is a primary prevention intervention, as it aims to keep a disease (infection) from developing. Correct Creating a campaign against drug use Creating a campaign against drug use is a primary prevention intervention, as it aims to keep a problem from developing. Developing a plan for community walking paths Developing a plan for community walking paths is a primary prevention intervention, as it aims to prevent health problems or diseases from developing.

Question 2 of 9 Which activities of Public Health Nurses promote health? Select all that apply. Promoting wellness Environmental Health Writing safety standards Track disease outbreaks Reproductive & Family Health Conducting research to educate about health

Promoting wellness Writing safety standards Track disease outbreaks Conducting research to educate about health

Question 4 of 6 Which are true statements about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)? Select all that apply. Provides universal health coverage Provides reductions in Medicare spending Can drop policyholders when the individual gets sick Subsidizes premiums for lower and middle-income families All U.S. citizens and legal residents qualify for health coverage

Provides reductions in Medicare spending Subsidizes premiums for lower and middle-income families All U.S. citizens and legal residents qualify for health coverage

Question 6 of 6 Which of the policy refers to local, state, and federal legislation? Health policy Social policy Public health policy Private health policy

Public health policy Public health policy refers to local, state, and federal legislation to govern the behavior of individual and organizations.

Question 4 of 6 Which populations are disproportionately affected by economic costs and environmental exposures? Select all that apply. Racial ethnicities Aging populations Population subgroups Middle-income populations

Racial ethnicities This population is affected by economic costs and environmental exposures. Population subgroups This population is affected by economic costs and environmental exposures.

Question 7 of 10 Which period marked the first regulatory efforts addressing health care? 1900s Renaissance Early home care stage (early 1800s) Community health nursing stage (1970 to present)

Renaissance England's Elizabethan Poor Law was established during the Renaissance period and guaranteed medical care for the poor, blind, and lame.

Question 3 of 9 Which is a possible disadvantage of advanced technology in health care? Self-diagnosis Rapid response to patients Minimally invasive procedure Accessibility of Information

Self-diagnosis Information does not replace professional wisdom.

Question 2 of 6 What component of access to care emphasizes having "a usual source of care," according to Healthy People 2020? Services Insurance Timeliness Workforce

Services Services, having a usual source of care, are associated with adults receiving recommended screening and prevention services.

Question 1 of 9 What factor contributes most significantly to global health issues? Genetics Behavioral responses Social Determinants of Health Availability of food and transportation

Social Determinants of Health Social Determinants of Health are the most significant factor impacting global health because these issues are experienced worldwide.

Question 5 of 9 Which global health concern is also a foundational issue for public health? Social Justice Communicable diseases Natural and man-made disasters Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Social Justice The quest for social justice and equity is a fundamental philosophical value for public health.

Question 2 of 6 Which level of government provides services for public health and safety? State Local Federal State and Federal

State State governments provide for public health and public safety.

Question 6 of 6 Match the organizational concept with appropriate definition. The atmosphere of the work environment Organizational structureLeadership and infrastructure of an organization Organizational processesSupervision, work design, and group behavior of an organization Organizational climateNorms, values, beliefs, and assumptions shared by members of organization Organizational culture

The atmosphere of the work environment Leadership and infrastructure of an organization Supervision, work design, and group behavior of an organization Norms, values, beliefs, and assumptions shared by members of organization -Organizational culture

Question 2 of 10 Data from a study of a new laboratory test to identify a certain sexually transmitted disease (STD) shows increased efficacy and decreased cost over existing testing methods. For which prevention activity is the population-based nurse likely to recommend changes based on this finding? The treatment protocol for confirmed cases of the STD. The health education program related to transmission of the STD. The screening method for the STD in local clinics and care centers. The care plan for individuals living with a chronic infection of the STD.

The screening method for the STD in local clinics and care centers. The data indicate that the screening method for possible disease would benefit from change. This would be a change in secondary prevention strategies.

Question 2 of 6 Which characteristics of the working poor are associated with delay in obtaining health care? Select all that apply. They require more extensive treatment. They demonstrate high-risk health behaviors. They make frequent trips to the emergency department. They include a significant portion of the older adult population. They are often ineligible for assistance but cannot afford to pay for insurance.

They require more extensive treatment.. They are often ineligible for assistance but cannot afford to pay for insurance.

Question 6 of 9 Which public health roles and responsibilities work to achieve health equity? Select all that apply. Trust Humility Self-Awareness Provision of direct care Principles of epidemiology

Trust Trust is a foundation of every human relationship involving the public health nurse. Correct Humility Humility assists the public health nurse to acknowledge what is unknown. Correct Self-Awareness Awareness of self and others is an important responsibility of a public health nurse.

Question 5 of 6 Match the health challenge with the appropriate heath care disparity. Violence and injury -Geographic location Life expectancy/early death -Disability Social assumptions and prejudice -Race Limited resources to access nutritious food -Education and income

Violence and injury -Geographic location Life expectancy/early death -Disability Social assumptions and prejudice -Race Limited resources to access nutritious food -Education and income