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cmoore54 · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

A faculty member explains to a student that when a person has self-care agency, the person

a. believes in personal control of his or her life and its consequences.
b. controls his or her own health care practices instead of relying on others for this.
c. has an innate sense of direction and sets goals for the future.
d. thinks he or she is able to accomplish things and is willing to try them.

Question 2

A nursing researcher explains to a class of nursing students that access to health care

a. among racial groups exhibits few, if any, lasting effects of discrimination.
b. differs significantly between minorities and white patients, even those with insurance.
c. differs tremendously within various regions and economic conditions.
d. is determined primarily by availability of quality health care insurance.

Pswine · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
A person with self-care agency believes that he or she is capable of completing a behavior and therefore is more prone to attempt it.
A person has an internal locus of control when he or she is able to believe in personal control of his or her life and its consequences.
A person's ability to control health care practices, rather than relying on a health care professional or other people, is not directly related to self-care agency.
A person who has a sense of direction and sets goals for the future has a sense of purpose.

Answer to Question 2

B
Research has shown, that even among patients who have insurance, racial differences in a range of health care services exist.
The disparity in access to health care between whites and minorities demonstrates lasting effects of discrimination.
Research points to the availability of insurance and racial distinctions as being primary causative factors in health care disparities between whites and persons of color.
Health insurance is a major component of access to health care, but research continues to point out the disparities based on race.