HHD topic 3

Question 1

Difference between mortality and morbidity.

Answer 1

Mortality is the number of death rates recorded in a certain population whereas morbidity is a number of injuries and disabilities caused in a certain population.

Question 2

How can peer group affect injuries and deaths among youths?

Answer 2

They influence young males into taking risky activities to make them sound cool but leads to further injuries or deaths whereas female pee groups are taught from a young age to act professional and to look more put together.

For example young males tend to play outdoors on risky equipment where at the same age young females will be playing with Barbie dolls innocently.

Question 3

How do families out impact on youths.

Answer 3

• provides the environment in which they are raised.
• choices they make during the transition into adulthood.
• featuring close family relationships, good communication and strong parenting skills, is associated with positive health outcomes.
• Provide an income with food and a shelter.

Question 4

How do peer groups out impact on youths.

Answer 4

• help engage and include in activities .
• support and advice
• influence to do things that may or may not be good.

Question 5

How do health literacy out impact on youths.

Answer 5

• determining variations in health outcomes for youth.

Question 6

How does education out impact on youths.

Answer 6

• allows key knowledge to get into higher workforces.
• higher reduces stress and mental issues.
• low increase stress leading to damage in wellbeing but also studies.

Question 7

How does income pit impact on youths.

Answer 7

• family income helps provide essential needs like food, water, shelter, clothes, equipment, e.t.c
• provides the access for health care and medical services.
• allow access to engaging in physical activities.

Question 8

What is socioeconomic status?

Answer 8

levels of education, income and occupation are often considered together as a person’s socioeconomic status (SES). Socioeconomic factors are important influences on health and wellbeing in Australia.

• Individuals who are lower are more prone to deaths, low income, stress and diseases.
• the higher a person’s income, education or occupation level, the greater their level of health.