Question

name two risk factors that are typically non-modifiable.

Explanation:

Non - modifiable risk factors are those that a person cannot change. Age is a non - modifiable risk factor as a person's age increases over time and cannot be altered. Genetics (or family history) is also non - modifiable because a person inherits their genetic makeup from their parents and cannot change it. Another common non - modifiable risk factor is gender, as a person's biological gender is determined at conception and cannot be changed (in the context of inherent biological gender, not considering gender identity which is a different concept).

Answer:

Two typical non - modifiable risk factors are age and genetics (family history). (Other acceptable answers could be age and gender, etc.)