HPRO 2200 Study Guide - Adrenal Gland, Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome, Collective Behavior

• School: University of Memphis
• Department: Health Promotion
• Course: HPRO 2200
• Professor: All

Document Summary

Looking @ health over a span of a persons" life- not disconnected stages. All stages (infancy, adulthood, childbearing, old age) are integrated as a whole. All stages are connect, i. e have some influence on one another so therefore intervention on 1 stage of life will have influence on another earlier intervention in infancy, childhood stage for better health outcomes in later stages of life. Accumulation class/ social status of parent reflects on the future social status of the child. Social protection if you are well off financially ( ses) then when hard times come along they wont have such an massive affect, while if you are poor you will feel the affects much harder. More likely to live in run down areas. Its becomes a cycle little access to good education hard to find job poverty possible teen pregnancy, drug use, crime, in general poor decisions made in life stay in poverty b/c of poor choices.