XNB176 –Week 13 Study Guide Exam 2025-2026 QUESTIONS
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- income and cost of sports
- urban design: walkability and
how does SES effect your public housing lacks PA
opportunities to be resources
physically active (4)? - crime: perceptions of safety
- perceived barriers: physical
appearance, time,
skill/knowledge, motivation,
health, social support
Does access to green numerous studies show no association
spaces improve PA levels?
higher SES but only in metropolitan areas
who uses sports facilities?
by remoteness, which group those who live very remotely
have higher DALY?
by remoteness, which group those who live very remotely
has the lowest median age
of death?
which group have the
highest potentially
avoidable death rate?
why might there be more because of their access to health professionals (aside
potentially from GPs) but it is specialists which would help avoid
avoidable deaths in more
specific mortalities
remote regions?
- lack of TIME, CONFIDENCE and MOTIVATION
what are 4 barriers to PA - less readily available FACILITIES (and transport to these)
experienced by those who - lower SES (income to be active)
live rurally / remotely? - less access to health care PROFESSIONALS (who would
encourage PA)
, what is the gap in life approx 10 years
expectance between non-
indigenous Australians and
indigenous Australians?
- less likely to have post-school qualification
- higher unemployment
- lower weekly income
what 5 factors cause the
- less likely to own a home
health gap between - more likely to be incarcerated
indigenous Australians and
non- indigenous also there the proportion of indigenous australians who
Australians? live remotely is much higher than non-indigenous
australians
is there a dose response Yes, likelihood of all cause mortality and burden of
between socioeconomic disease essentially decreases as you move higher in
position and all cause socioeconomic ranking.
mortality/burden of
disease?
- education (health literacy)
- income
what are some social
- employment (working condition)
determinants which may - housing (living conditions)
have impact upon your - access to facilities
health?
who are more likely, men
regardless of SES to die
from CVD, men or
women?
for both male and females, decrease in CVD disease death rates
what happens to CVD
disease death rates as
socioeconomic status
rises?
AND VERIFIED DETAILED SOLUTIONS |COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
|A+ GRADED |100% CORRECT!! LATEST VERSION 2025-2026
- income and cost of sports
- urban design: walkability and
how does SES effect your public housing lacks PA
opportunities to be resources
physically active (4)? - crime: perceptions of safety
- perceived barriers: physical
appearance, time,
skill/knowledge, motivation,
health, social support
Does access to green numerous studies show no association
spaces improve PA levels?
higher SES but only in metropolitan areas
who uses sports facilities?
by remoteness, which group those who live very remotely
have higher DALY?
by remoteness, which group those who live very remotely
has the lowest median age
of death?
which group have the
highest potentially
avoidable death rate?
why might there be more because of their access to health professionals (aside
potentially from GPs) but it is specialists which would help avoid
avoidable deaths in more
specific mortalities
remote regions?
- lack of TIME, CONFIDENCE and MOTIVATION
what are 4 barriers to PA - less readily available FACILITIES (and transport to these)
experienced by those who - lower SES (income to be active)
live rurally / remotely? - less access to health care PROFESSIONALS (who would
encourage PA)
, what is the gap in life approx 10 years
expectance between non-
indigenous Australians and
indigenous Australians?
- less likely to have post-school qualification
- higher unemployment
- lower weekly income
what 5 factors cause the
- less likely to own a home
health gap between - more likely to be incarcerated
indigenous Australians and
non- indigenous also there the proportion of indigenous australians who
Australians? live remotely is much higher than non-indigenous
australians
is there a dose response Yes, likelihood of all cause mortality and burden of
between socioeconomic disease essentially decreases as you move higher in
position and all cause socioeconomic ranking.
mortality/burden of
disease?
- education (health literacy)
- income
what are some social
- employment (working condition)
determinants which may - housing (living conditions)
have impact upon your - access to facilities
health?
who are more likely, men
regardless of SES to die
from CVD, men or
women?
for both male and females, decrease in CVD disease death rates
what happens to CVD
disease death rates as
socioeconomic status
rises?
