Enviromental Factors

Question 1

Pollution

Answer 1

A substance that is added to the environment witch is harmful

Question 2

Light pollution

Answer 2

Light e.g. street lamps smelling with light can lead to diabetes

Question 3

Water pollution

Answer 3

water e.g. rubbish sewage chemical

Question 4

Land pollution

Answer 4

-land e.g. rubbish chemicals effects the soil

Question 5

Noise

Answer 5

-noise e.g. party building works busy roads

Question 6

Air pollution

Answer 6

-air e.g. factories cars volcanoes
- respiratory disorders nerves and muscle used for breathing lining if air passage symptoms runny noise, sore throat, lung cancer
-cardiovascular problems increase heart related illnesses and deaths higher risk of blood clots leads to heart attacks high blood pressure
-allergies irritation from air and water pollution. Immune system over reacts e.g. hay fever asthma

Question 7

Housing

Answer 7

-Damp/ mould effects those who are younger and older with weak immune systems risk of respiratory desises

-overcrowding behavioural and mental health problems

Question 8

Barriers/ obstacles

Answer 8

Problems with the health and social care service. Communication, coat, location
Obstacles personal problems with health and social care services. Can’t get an appointment, opening hours, in accessible building

Question 9

poverty- housing

Answer 9

low levels of cleanest increase risk of infection. lack of heating hightens chance of hypothermia. noise pollution negatively impact sleeping. damp increase risk of respiratory diseases.

Question 10

environmental and social factors impact on the likely hood of premiture death

Answer 10

Geseel nature
genetic factors

Enviromental factors
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pollution