Question

(b) eliminate health disparities
(c) reduce physical activity
(d) limit access to healthcare.

1. what is a long - term benefit of regular physical activity?

a) increased healthcare costs
b) reduced risk of chronic diseases
c) decreased energy levels
d) highest insurance premiums.

1. which of the following is a social determinant of health?

a) genetic mutation
b) access to education
c) blood type
d) age

1. which indicator is part of the leading health indicators?

Explanation:

Question 2

• Option A: Regular physical activity should reduce healthcare costs, not increase, so A is wrong.
• Option B: Regular physical activity improves health, reducing the risk of chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, etc. This is a long - term benefit.
• Option C: Regular physical activity increases energy levels, not decreases, so C is wrong.
• Option D: Regular physical activity leads to better health, which should lower insurance premiums, not increase them, so D is wrong.

• Option A: Genetic mutation is a biological factor, not a social determinant of health.
• Option B: Access to education is a social factor that influences health. For example, better - educated people are more likely to make healthy choices and have access to better healthcare information.
• Option C: Blood type is a biological characteristic, not a social determinant.
• Option D: Age is a demographic factor, and while it can be related to health, it is not a social determinant in the same way as access to education. Social determinants of health are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, like access to education, income, etc.

Answer:

B. Reduced risk of chronic diseases

Question 3