part 1 directions: read the health disparities in the left column, then put a check in the box for any/all…

part 1 directions: read the health disparities in the left column, then put a check in the box for any/all factors that may contribute to each one.\nhealth disparity\thealthcare access and quality\teducation access and quality\tsocial and community context\teconomic stability\tneighborhood and built environment\tother (please specify)\n1. compared with white youth, black and hispanic youth have a high prevalence of asthma, overweight and type 2 diabetes.\n2. rates of hiv/aids, sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancy are higher among black and hispanic youth than among whites of the same age.\n3. a baby born to an african - american mother has more than twice the risk of dying during the first year of life than a white american baby.\n4. hispanic youth experience proportionately more anxiety - related behaviors and depression than do non - hispanic white youth.

part 1 directions: read the health disparities in the left column, then put a check in the box for any/all factors that may contribute to each one.\nhealth disparity\thealthcare access and quality\teducation access and quality\tsocial and community context\teconomic stability\tneighborhood and built environment\tother (please specify)\n1. compared with white youth, black and hispanic youth have a high prevalence of asthma, overweight and type 2 diabetes.\n2. rates of hiv/aids, sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancy are higher among black and hispanic youth than among whites of the same age.\n3. a baby born to an african - american mother has more than twice the risk of dying during the first year of life than a white american baby.\n4. hispanic youth experience proportionately more anxiety - related behaviors and depression than do non - hispanic white youth.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Healthcare access and quality: Limited access to proper healthcare for diagnosis and treatment can contribute to higher prevalence of diseases. Education access and quality: Lack of health - related education may lead to poor health behaviors. Social and community context: Discrimination and social stress can impact health. Economic stability: Lower income can limit access to healthy food and healthcare. Neighborhood and built environment: Polluted or unsafe neighborhoods can affect health.
  2. Similar to above, healthcare access (e.g., lack of sexual - health education and services), education (lack of comprehensive sex education), social and community context (stigma, discrimination), economic stability (inability to afford contraception or healthcare), and neighborhood environment (availability of risky behaviors) can play roles.
  3. Healthcare access and quality: African - American mothers may face barriers to prenatal and postnatal care. Social and community context: Stress due to discrimination. Economic stability: Financial difficulties can impact access to resources for mother and baby.
  4. Social and community context: Discrimination and acculturation stress. Education access and quality: Lack of mental - health education. Economic stability: Financial stress can contribute to mental health issues.

Answer:

  1. Healthcare access and quality, Education access and quality, Social and community context, Economic stability, Neighborhood and built environment
  2. Healthcare access and quality, Education access and quality, Social and community context, Economic stability, Neighborhood and built environment
  3. Healthcare access and quality, Social and community context, Economic stability
  4. Social and community context, Education access and quality, Economic stability