Socio-economic Status and Health Care Crossword

Societies are structured like : _______.
Your position on the social ladder predicts how long you will live and how ______ you are during your lifetime.
We tend to think that health is determined only by our: _______.
Some countries dampen the force of socio-economic status by creating: ______ ______.
About a _____ of excess deaths are in the poorest 8% of the population.
Another powerful role in health is people's _____, or health habits.
Socio-economic resources include: ________, income, and occupation.
We cannot see a reduction of death and disease without solving the _______ causes.
Women on the lower rungs of society are more like to have ________ babies.
Differences in childhood outcomes are determined largely by: ________.
Health care cost from work related problems totaled 55 _______ in the year 2000.
Work stressors include: job stress, work load, and _______ work.
Up to _____ percent of early death is attributed to behavior.
The most significant preventable cause of mortality is: _____.
Roughly 16% of the population is without ______ ______.
_______ _______ of health exist across society.
BIAS: It is not always possible to _____ your way out of poverty.
BIAS: Children's health can be ______ by their environmental factors.
BIAS: Most people do not _____ to be poor.
BIAS: Behavior does not account for ______ of a person's socio-economic status.
Socio-economic status is affected by the ________ of education, income, and occupation; not one single factor.
Practitioners must be able to _______ barriers and assist patients to overcome them.
Practitioners must ______ with patients' status and attempt to place themselves in their shoes.
Practitioners must be ______ of their own socio-economic status and how that might affect their perspective of their patient population.