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Anika and Aiden are studying the impact of social determinants of health on access to care. What do they find?

• That SDOHs have no impact

• That SDOHs only affect mental health

• That SDOHs influence access to care through factors like income, education, and race

• That SDOHs only affect physical health

During a class discussion, Evelyn was explaining the characteristics of the US healthcare system. Which of the following statements is true?

• The US has a well-integrated and coordinated healthcare delivery system.

• The US healthcare system is not influenced by external factors.

• The US does not have a well-integrated and coordinated healthcare delivery system.

• The US healthcare system is not affected by market forces.

Aria and Daniel are discussing the challenges that can prevent people from receiving necessary medical services. What are some of these challenges?

• High costs, insurance coverage gaps, geographic barriers, and social determinants of health

• Low costs, comprehensive insurance coverage, and easy access to healthcare facilities

• High costs, comprehensive insurance coverage, and easy access to healthcare facilities

• Low costs, insurance coverage gaps, and geographic barriers

Jackson and Emma are both unemployed and are struggling financially. Which of the following actions would potentially lead them to experience worse health outcomes?

• If they seek alternative medicine, like herbal medicine

• If they delay or forgo necessary clinical care

• If they move to a different country

• If they change their diet and only eat organic food products

Priya and Oliver are discussing common issues faced by rural areas in terms of healthcare. What is one of the main problems they identify?

• Excess of healthcare professionals.

• Shortage of doctors, specialists, and other healthcare professionals.

• Overcrowded healthcare facilities.

• High cost of healthcare services.

Emma lives in a rural area and has mobility limitations. What can further hinder her access to healthcare?

• Lack of reliable transportation options.

• High cost of healthcare services.

• Overcrowded healthcare facilities.

• Lack of insurance coverage.

Elijah and Ava are both undergraduate students in the Health System Management program. What have they learned about what population health focuses on?

• That it focuses on conducting surveillance of health problems

• That it focuses on ensuring safe drinking water and food

• That it focuses on the distribution of health outcomes within a population

• That it focuses on reducing vaccine-preventable diseases

Arjun and Lily live in a rural area. What is one of the main transportation difficulties they face?

• Lack of public transportation with frequent schedules

• Excessive public transportation options

• Overcrowded public transportation

• High cost of public transportation

Oliver and Mia are discussing public health approaches. These approaches involve...

• Individual interventions only

• Community interventions only

• Multilevel systemic interventions that address the individual, the community, and public policy

• Policy interventions only

Kai and Maya are studying how different factors affect health outcomes. They have just learned about the determinants of health. What is the relationship between the determinants?

• They are independent and do not interact

• They interact and are interrelated to produce different health outcomes

• They only interact in certain populations

• They are only related to physical health outcomes