The Anderson and Newman Model Has Been Used Extensively in Examining

question 20

Multiple Choice

The Anderson and Newman model has been used extensively in examining the utilization of physician and hospital services. This model consists of three main components which are

• A) social determinants, the health services system, and individual determinants
• B) predisposing factors, enabling conditions, and need
• C) predisposing factors, the health services system, and individual determinants
• D) individual determinants, need, and the health services system
• E) social determinants, individual determinants, and need

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Definitions:

Nasogastric Tube

A plastic or rubber tube inserted through the nose into the stomach for the purpose of feeding or irrigating the stomach.

Supine Position

The Supine Position is a body pose where one lies flat on their back, often used in medical examinations or procedures.

Exhale

To breathe out air or gas from the lungs through the mouth or nose.

Infants Regurgitation

The backward flow of food from the stomach into the esophagus that frequently occurs in infants, often resulting in the expulsion of milk after feeding.