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
Many hobbies and leisure activities have some risk of health-related injuries
A health history is essential in collecting subjective data about metabolic acidosis.
Health Belief Model
Typology of 11 functional health patterns
Comparison of Paper Medical Records and Electronic Health Records
How people use space as they interact is studied by sociologists who have a microsociological focus. ...