A male client is complaining of not being able to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for sexual activity. The population health nurse realizes this client is experiencing a change in which determinant of health?
1. Biological.
2. Psychological.
3. Environmental.
4. Sociocultural.
Answer: 1
Explanation: 1. Erectile dysfunction is a reproductive problem common among men and is considered a biological determinant of health. Psychological determinants of health include socialization, stress, coping abilities, and suicide. Environmental determinants of health include pollution, overcrowding, and safety hazards. Sociocultural dimension of health include family interactions, economic and occupational issues, and issues related to violence.
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