Question

A poor, older Native Alaskan woman lives in a small, remote village near the Canadian border. She has been diagnosed with hypertension and diabetes but rarely makes it to the regional clinic in a distant town for checkups. This woman is most at risk for?

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is health disparity.

Explanation:

Health disparity can also be considered as health inequality. It is basically a difference in the health outcomes, the existence of the disease, or access to health care between the groups of populations. It is generally experienced by socially backward populations. Populations are illustrated by elements like gender, race or ethnicity, income or education, sexual orientation, disability, or geographic location.  

The condition known as health disparity generally arises due to various elements like environmental threats, poverty, individual and behavioral factor, insufficient access to health care, and educational inequalities.