Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities (VCE SSCE Health and Human Development): Quizzes

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Which Australian capitals are NOT classified as major cities?

Hobart and Darwin

What percentage of Australia's population lives outside major cities?

28%

How much lower is life expectancy in remote areas compared to major cities?

Up to 7 years less

What is the rate ratio for total disease burden in remote vs major city areas?

1.4

How much higher is land transport accident mortality outside major cities?

4 times higher

What percentage of babies in very remote areas are born with low birth weight?

11.2%

How much higher is BMI among people outside major cities?

10% higher

What percentage of mothers in very remote areas smoked during pregnancy in 2016?

36.4%

How much more likely are rural/remote people to experience food insecurity?

1.2 times more likely

What % of remote residents cannot access health services due to geographic barriers?

38%

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Biological Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

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Environmental Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Differences Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Population Groups

Differences Between Male and Female Population Groups

Differences Between High and Low Socioeconomic Status Population Groups

Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities

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Biological Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Sociocultural Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Environmental Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Differences Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Population Groups

Differences Between Male and Female Population Groups

Differences Between High and Low Socioeconomic Status Population Groups

Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities

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Biological Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Sociocultural Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Environmental Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Differences Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Population Groups

Differences Between Male and Female Population Groups

Differences Between High and Low Socioeconomic Status Population Groups

Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities

Key Skills

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Biological Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Sociocultural Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Environmental Factors Contributing to Variations in Health Status

Differences Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Population Groups

Differences Between Male and Female Population Groups

Differences Between High and Low Socioeconomic Status Population Groups

Differences Between Those Living Within and Outside of Australia’s Major Cities

Key Skills

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