The Demographic Characteristics of a Population and Its Culture Are

question 41

Multiple Choice

The demographic characteristics of a population and its culture are called

• A) social forces.
• B) economic forces.
• C) consumer forces.
• D) attitudinal forces.
• E) market forces.

Understand the assessment of family needs and the incorporation of community resources in care plans.

Identify the impacts of living conditions on health, especially in vulnerable populations.

Recognize the importance of addressing family member roles and interactive processes in patient care.

Understand the significance of family forms and definitions in patient care.

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Definitions:

Flynn Effect

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