Question

What could the hypothetical Chalmy people do to reduce their malnutrition levels despite the constraints they face? 3. What are some political-economic circum- stances that could impede people from engag- ing in exercise as prevention for diabetes and cardiovascular disease? 4. What could be done to reduce the health con- sequences of historical trauma?

Answer 1

2) The layers of cultural, political relationship interacting with the physical environment have produced a situation in which all chalmy are vulnerable to malnutrition than others is due to poverty

these can be overcome by increasing complexity in terms of ensuring workplace, health, and safety.

By promoting their own peoples in politics, so that they can achieve the funds from the governments and illustrate their living conditions to irradicate poverty.

3) A person's physical and social environment is considered as an influencing factor in terms of rates of engagement in physical activity . poor social and economic circumstances affect the health throught out life the people in different socioeconomic status levels may have very access to medical care healthy food and physical activities opportunities.

4)Genocide , slavery forced relocation, destruction of cultural practices shared by communities can result in cumulative emotional and phycological wounds that are carried across the generation are called the consepts of histrorical trauma.

These can be overcome by

creating a safe environment

preventing practice that re-traumatize people who have history

Bulid the streanght and resilience of the individual of the contex of their environment and community

Endose truma-informed principles in the clinic through support ,consultation and supervision of staff