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HLTH 105 Test 1 The five leading causes of death for those 65 and over in 2007 were: What percentage of healthcare costs do federal, state, and local governments through Medicare and Medicaid cover? ... In 2007, life expectancy was at the highest level ever. These declines in deaths were presumably a result of collaboration between: What percent of the causes of death (currently) are behavioral: diet and lifestyle, lack of regular physical activity, tobacco and alcohol use, illicit use of drugs, and motor vehicle traffic fatalities? The most prevalent mental disorders are: The arrival of this medicine in the 1940s signaled the end of the dominance of acute infectious disease and the ascendancy of chronic illnesses such as heart disease, stroke, and cancer as the conditions that accounted for two- thirds of the deaths in the United States? By 1900, infectious disease epidemics had been brought under control as a result of improving which of the following? What type of illnesses related to genetics, lifestyle, and the environment will require a reexamination of methods of intervention? What factor is a major barrier to obtaining most healthcare services? Advice on prenatal nutrition and cardiovascular fitness is considered a offered by the federal government. .........................................CONTINUED............................................. [Show More]
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