Exploring Social Determinants of Health

Which of the following is considered a social determinant of health?

• Genetics

• Culture

• Blood type

• Age

How can education influence an individual's health outcomes?

• By determining their blood group

• By increasing their access to health information and services

• By changing their genetic makeup

• By controlling their physical environment

Arjun is studying the factors that affect people's health in his community. He is trying to identify which of the following is NOT a socioeconomic determinant of health?

• Employment

• Income

• Housing

• Blood pressure

William and Emma recently moved to a new neighbourhood known for its safety and community support. How might this change impact their health?

• Reducing access to healthcare

• Increasing exposure to pollution

• Providing social support and reducing stress

• Limiting educational opportunities

Which of the following best describes the impact of family on health?

• Family has no impact on health

• Family can provide emotional support and influence health behaviours

• Family only affects physical health, not mental health

• Family determines your blood type

Access to which of the following is considered a determinant of health?

• Fast food outlets

• Health and social services

• Video game stores

• Cinemas

Which of the following statements about housing and health is TRUE?

• Poor housing conditions can lead to increased risk of illness

• Housing has no effect on mental health

• Only the size of the house matters for health

• Housing only affects children, not adults

Socioeconomic status is MOST directly influenced by:

• Eye colour

• Income, education, and employment

• Height

• Blood type

Which of the following is an example of a cultural determinant of health?

• Access to clean water

• Traditional beliefs about medicine and healing

• Air quality

• Body mass index

Why is employment considered a determinant of health?

• It provides opportunities for social interaction and financial stability

• It determines your genetic traits

• It affects your height

• It changes your blood pressure directly