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W1 &W2 NR222 LATEST EXAM
What are the 5 domains of Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)?
1. Economic Stability 2. Education Access & Quality 3. Healthcare Access &
Quality 4. Neighborhood & Built Environment 5. Social & Community Context
What is an example of a core objective in Healthy People 2030?
Measurable, national data available (most tested).
What is a developmental objective?
An objective with limited data, still important health issues.
What is a research objective?
An objective that needs more evidence or study.
, Name some common health topics addressed by Healthy People 2030.
Chronic diseases, mental health, substance use, maternal & child health, nutrition
& physical activity, infectious diseases.
What type of prevention involves preventing disease?
Primary Prevention (e.g., vaccines, education).
What is secondary prevention?
Early detection (e.g., screenings, BP checks).
What does tertiary prevention aim to do?
Reduce complications (e.g., disease management).
What are health disparities?
preventable differences in health outcomes, disease burdens, or healthcare access
experienced by specific population groups.
What is well-being?
QUESTIONS AND WELL-VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
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W1 &W2 NR222 LATEST EXAM
What are the 5 domains of Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)?
1. Economic Stability 2. Education Access & Quality 3. Healthcare Access &
Quality 4. Neighborhood & Built Environment 5. Social & Community Context
What is an example of a core objective in Healthy People 2030?
Measurable, national data available (most tested).
What is a developmental objective?
An objective with limited data, still important health issues.
What is a research objective?
An objective that needs more evidence or study.
, Name some common health topics addressed by Healthy People 2030.
Chronic diseases, mental health, substance use, maternal & child health, nutrition
& physical activity, infectious diseases.
What type of prevention involves preventing disease?
Primary Prevention (e.g., vaccines, education).
What is secondary prevention?
Early detection (e.g., screenings, BP checks).
What does tertiary prevention aim to do?
Reduce complications (e.g., disease management).
What are health disparities?
preventable differences in health outcomes, disease burdens, or healthcare access
experienced by specific population groups.
What is well-being?
