Asked by
Siddharth Kansara
on Nov 25, 2024
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The most prevalent causes of death in the United States are due to chronic illness, while people in the developing world are continually affected by the threat of acute illnesses. This discrepancy indicates that
A) illness is a biological event.
B) palliative care is necessary.
C) illness is impacted by social factors.
D) we can prevent deaths in the United States but not in the developing world.
Chronic Illness
A long-lasting health condition that requires ongoing medical attention and/or limits activities of daily living.
Acute Illnesses
Refers to diseases or conditions that develop quickly and have severe symptoms but last a relatively short time.
Developing World
A term often used to describe countries or regions with lower levels of industrialization and lower standards of living.
- Identify how social factors and culture impact health, illnesses, and health practices.
Verified Answer
CB
Learning Objectives
- Identify how social factors and culture impact health, illnesses, and health practices.