NUR 231 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔social determinants of health - ✔✔conditions and environment where people do
everything
affect health, functioning, and QOL outcomes and risks
education access/quality
health care access/quality
neighborhood and built environment
social and community context
economic stability
✔✔leading social determinants of health needs? - ✔✔economic stability - 33.3%
education - 6.3%
health and healthcare - 27%
neighborhood and built environment - 11%
social/community context - 17.5%
other - 5%
✔✔economic stability - ✔✔do people have a stable job?
income vs cost of living (is their money enough to pay for things?)
medical bill debt
✔✔education - ✔✔health literacy
highest grade level completed
spoken language
good/bad school district
✔✔health and healthcare - ✔✔access to care
nursing homes
providers who speak multiple languages
rates of morbidity and mortality
, ✔✔neighborhood and built environment - ✔✔housing options
safety - police
sanitary
water, air quality
disability compliant
fire detectors
transportation (person, public)
parks and rec spaces
walking
natural disasters
✔✔social/community - ✔✔places to integrate for adults and older adults
support groups
individual support system
culturally similar in area
no discrimination issues
worship centers
✔✔underserved - ✔✔uninsured and underinsured - still a problem
stigmas regarding public assistance
access
categories: economic stability, neighborhood and built environment, healthcare access
and quality
✔✔vulnerable populations - ✔✔low income
rural location
disabled
older adults
children
incarcerated
homeless
mentally ill
LGBTQ
✔✔health care disparities - ✔✔unfair treatment and misdiagnosis among minority
groups and underserved populations
differences in health and health care linked to social, environmental, or economic
conditions
zip code vs genetic code
morbidity and mortality
most uninsured state is Texas
12% of US lives below poverty level
21% African Americans live in poverty
18% in LA live in poverty
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔social determinants of health - ✔✔conditions and environment where people do
everything
affect health, functioning, and QOL outcomes and risks
education access/quality
health care access/quality
neighborhood and built environment
social and community context
economic stability
✔✔leading social determinants of health needs? - ✔✔economic stability - 33.3%
education - 6.3%
health and healthcare - 27%
neighborhood and built environment - 11%
social/community context - 17.5%
other - 5%
✔✔economic stability - ✔✔do people have a stable job?
income vs cost of living (is their money enough to pay for things?)
medical bill debt
✔✔education - ✔✔health literacy
highest grade level completed
spoken language
good/bad school district
✔✔health and healthcare - ✔✔access to care
nursing homes
providers who speak multiple languages
rates of morbidity and mortality
, ✔✔neighborhood and built environment - ✔✔housing options
safety - police
sanitary
water, air quality
disability compliant
fire detectors
transportation (person, public)
parks and rec spaces
walking
natural disasters
✔✔social/community - ✔✔places to integrate for adults and older adults
support groups
individual support system
culturally similar in area
no discrimination issues
worship centers
✔✔underserved - ✔✔uninsured and underinsured - still a problem
stigmas regarding public assistance
access
categories: economic stability, neighborhood and built environment, healthcare access
and quality
✔✔vulnerable populations - ✔✔low income
rural location
disabled
older adults
children
incarcerated
homeless
mentally ill
LGBTQ
✔✔health care disparities - ✔✔unfair treatment and misdiagnosis among minority
groups and underserved populations
differences in health and health care linked to social, environmental, or economic
conditions
zip code vs genetic code
morbidity and mortality
most uninsured state is Texas
12% of US lives below poverty level
21% African Americans live in poverty
18% in LA live in poverty
