Traditional Indigenous Health Views Differ from Traditional Western Medicine in That

question 11

Multiple Choice

Traditional Indigenous health views differ from traditional Western medicine in that

• A) Indigenous view is that health is holistic; Western view is that medicine is not holistic.
• B) Indigenous view is that health is earned; Western belief is that health is bought.
• C) Indigenous view is that health is a gift; Western belief is that health is holistic.
• D) both share the same philosophical underpinnings.

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