Question

question 6 (2.5 points)
what can age stereotypes lead to in healthcare?
○ inadequate treatment plans
○ better respect for older patients
○ enhanced technological skills
○ improved patient autonomy
question 7 (2.5 points)
what is the effect of socioeconomic stereotypes in healthcare?
○ they promote social inclusion.
○ they have no impact on healthcare.
○ they influence the accessibility and quality of services and care.
○ they improve healthcare services.

Explanation:

Question 6

Age stereotypes in healthcare can cause providers to make assumptions about patients based on age, leading to plans that don't meet their needs (inadequate treatment plans). The other options (better respect, enhanced tech skills, improved autonomy) are not negative outcomes of stereotypes.

Socioeconomic stereotypes in healthcare can lead to biases that affect how accessible and high - quality care is for different socioeconomic groups. They don't promote inclusion, have an impact (so "no impact" is wrong), and don't improve services.

Answer:

A. Inadequate treatment plans

Question 7