Research on the relationship of social class to health care finds that
a. people with lower incomes do not generally rate their health as excellent.
b. those in lower social classes have rates of infant mortality and stillbirths roughly equal to those of upper-class people.
c. lower income people are less likely to smoke than upper-class people.
d. those using Medicaid are healthier than those not using Medicaid.
Question 2
According to the text, social institutions are an important concept within sociology for all of the following reasons, except:
a. they shape life within any particular society.
b. they meet certain needs that are necessary for society to exist.
c. they exist outside of individual experience.
d. they are natural extensions of society.
These school-age childrean are eating a health snack
The health history can be gathered from many sources
An example of an intake screen in an electronic health record.
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