With reference to Fig. 5.1 discuss the factors which lead to people living under severe water stress.

1) Use the information in Table 1 to describe how Hispanic Americans compare to non-Hispanic White Americans with respect to diabetes prevalence. 2)From Table 2, which Hispanic origin group is in the worst position with respect to diabetes prevalence? Name only one group.  3)Describe the information about diabetes among Hispanic Americans presented in Table 2. In your response, please discuss one reason for the observed differences. 4)Using the additional information in Table 2, describe how Hispanic Americans compare to non-Hispanic White Americans with respect to diabetes prevalence.

What is the reasoning for ALP values in young adults and chidlren being double the values of adults. Both of the populations are free of underlying disease?

You are on placement in a GP practice which holds a nurse-led asthma clinic once a week.  The nurse practitioner in charge of the clinic tells you that asthma affects around 11% of the Australian population, and results in around 40,000 hospital admissions each year.  She also tells you that the common pharmacological treatments can have long-term side effects, so she is keen to promote holistic methods to assist patients in controlling their asthma.  You are interested to know whether diet can have an effect on asthma, and decide to find out.  What would be the best research approach (paradigm) to answer this question, and why?

When confronted with evidence of health inequities, many people from United States respond that the outcomes are unfortunate but not necessarily unjust. (a) Define the term "just". (b) Do you agree or disagree that the outcomes are not necessarily unjust? Explain why or why not.

Large international variations in rates of communicable diseases, undernutrition, and maternal and child deaths can be explained by all of the following except: a. differences in cultural factors b. genetic factors c. differences in climate d. access to health care

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A Sheepherder rush to you, during one of your surveillance visit to a community, with a concern, that his 9 year old child just feed his animals with part of the food items he bought for cooking tonight and the following happened; 1. Two out of seven of his sheep, 1/5 goats just collapse and become unconscious. 2. But the Horse he ride and Dog were not affected. 3. The food and feed given were wheat palates, Butter beans, Yam peels, Corn and some food ruminants from the kitchen. Questions 1. suggest the specific agent for the disease

Between 1959 and 1961, thalidomide was prescribed to expectant mothers in Canada for morning sickness. Once it was determined that thalidomide was linked to miscarriages and birth defects, it was pulled from Canadian pharmacies in 1962. It is estimated that over 20 000 individuals worldwide were affected by thalidomide. There are approximately 100 thalidomide survivors in Canada who have been approved to receive compensation from the federal government. Which of the following over the counter and prescription medications have not been linked with birth defects or problems with pregnancy? (Some research may be required.) Select one: a. Valproic acid for epilepsy b. Amoxicillin as an antibiotic c. Advil (ibuprofen) d. Isotretinoin for acne

It is often stated that excess mortality (in general) is higher in low socioeconomic populations. How are infant mortality rates and maternal morbidity rates connected to these populations?