Low SES Health Factors
Identify these factors associated with the health status of low SES patients
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- What risk behavior is inversely related to low income?
- What expanded Medicaid by 16 million dollars by 2019?
- This program expands health insurance for children above the poverty line.
- This triggers a host of compulsive behaviors such as overeating, drinking, and smoking.
- Current government program for health promotion.
- This group's media campaign seeks to end smoking.
- This governmental program covers health insurance for those over the age of 65.
- This governmental program covers health insurance for children below or near the Federal Poverty Line.
- Obesity can be prevented by diet and encouraging this behavior.
- Risk behaviors are motivated by this.
- This common health problem is increased by smoking, poor diet and lack of exercise.
- Health fairs provide these for communities that don't seek preventative care.
- What aspect of nursing leads to policy changes?
- What modifiable risk factor is frequently linked with low SES?
- What non-modifiable risk factor is frequently linked to low SES?
- This is shorter for those with low SES.
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