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Rural, Migrant, and Urban Health CareCh. 29 Test 2
Scarcity of Health Professionals (Less in the area with knowledge)
Poverty (Lack of Resources (car) or finances)
Limited Access to Services (Too Far?)
Lack of Knowledge (When should I go to the doctor)
Social Isolation (May be alone)
Language Barriers (Migrant Workers)
Cultural Differences (Migrant Workers)
These are the reasons why access to quick healthcare in rural areas is not always __________________. -
correct answer ✔✔Available
- Is care available, affordable, accessible, or acceptable?
- Are there confidentiality concerns?
- Are there Professional Healthcare Providers available?
- A Provider's attitude, insights, and knowledge about rural populations.
These are just some of the ______________________________ to health care. - correct answer
✔✔General Barriers
Refers to the number of persons per square mile. - correct answer ✔✔Population Density
Classified as areas of densely developed land that includes commercial, residential, and any other
nonresidential areas. - correct answer ✔✔Urban
All populations, housing, and territory non included in an urban area. - correct answer ✔✔Rural
, There are two types of urban areas:
1. >/= 50,000
2. <50,000 but > 2,500 - correct answer ✔✔1. Urbanized Area (UA)
2. Urban Cluster (UC)
> 99 persons/square mile. These are cities with population at least 20,000 but < 50,000 persons. - correct
answer ✔✔Urban Population
"Core Urban Area" =/> 50,000 persons. - correct answer ✔✔Metropolitan Area
< 20,000 residents or < 99 persons/square mile. - correct answer ✔✔Rural
Area with 6 or fewer persons per square mile, but others include not only population density, but
distance and travel time to market service areas. (Ex: Montana or Alaska) - correct answer ✔✔Frontier
A transit population, usually immigrants, that moves regularly to follow work opportunities. They usually
can be found as farmworkers. - correct answer ✔✔Migrant
Fastest growing rural counties in rural regions and along edges of larger metropolitan counties. This is
people moving away from highly populated areas to outlying suburbs.
(Moving away from a large city where there money will go further and there is more affordable housing)
- correct answer ✔✔Donut Effect
Consists of the development of housing, highways, shopping areas, and other man-made features added
to the natural environment. - correct answer ✔✔Built Environment
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