Answer to Question 1
Sociologists define medicine as a society's standard ways of dealing with sickness and injury. Sickness and health are socially constructed because they are matters of definition that vary by culture. In some tribal societies, for example, a person who talks to spirits may be declared a shaman who would be entrusted to treat medical problems. In another society, this same behavior might be grounds to declare someone mentally ill.
Answer to Question 2
the ego-involved; the concerned; the insecure; the curious; the exploiters
Documenting the health history is a crucial step in providing patient care
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Children and adolescents define themselves as they get older