A condition in which the body is unable to produce insulin due to the destruction of the pancreatic cell in the body ( Cespedes-Knadle and Munoz 2011). Type one diabetes also called insulin depend on diabetes is a command condition among teens. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “About 208,000 young people under 20 years of age have diagnosed diabetes”. The article went further to say most of these teens have type 2 diabetes which was known to be common among adult now is seen in teens due to the rise in obesity. Managing teens with diabetes can be very challenging to help them with the disease process. Type 1 diabetes the body is unable to make insulin, as a result, the patient has to constantly shot his or her
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According to the U.S. department of Health and Human Services, “1 in 4 American” have no primary provider and “1 in 5 Americans” including children are unable to be insured. The health of an individual cannot be justified for the simple fact that they eat healthily and therefore do not need health care. Insures gives one access to see a primary care provider for a checkup, which falls within the preventive intervention in health care. In any case, we will still need insurance despite how healthy we may be. Most teens are expected to have insurance through their parents, with the inability of most American who have no health care, prevent some of the teens from being insured. As a result, most teens ends up not able to have basic clinical preventive …show more content…
As explained by Birgitte, Bak, Flemming, Allan, Jorn, (1999) an autoimmune destruction of the B-cell by the cytokine causing the pancreas not be able to produce insulin. Most often Teen with Type 1 diabetes are born with this disorder, as a result, they have to live the rest of their life with this condition.
Most Impactful
I believe the most impactful determinant is access to health care because we need to have to maintain a healthy living style; access to health care also means assessable to health insurance. Moreover, without health care, one will not be able to have access to preventive care. As stated in Knickman and Kovner (2015) “helping people avoid the onset of a health condition including, injuries” In a situation of an illness the health care will help the ongoing situation.
According to the U.S. department of Health and Human Services, “1 in 4 American” have no primary provider and “1 in 5 Americans” including children are unable to be insured. The health of an individual cannot be justified for the simple fact that they eat healthily and therefore do not need health care. Insures gives one access to see a primary care provider for a checkup, which falls within the preventive intervention in health care. In any case, we will still need insurance despite how healthy we may be. Most teens are expected to have insurance through their parents, with the inability of most American who have no health care, prevent some of the teens from being insured. As a result, most teens ends up not able to have basic clinical preventive …show more content…
As explained by Birgitte, Bak, Flemming, Allan, Jorn, (1999) an autoimmune destruction of the B-cell by the cytokine causing the pancreas not be able to produce insulin. Most often Teen with Type 1 diabetes are born with this disorder, as a result, they have to live the rest of their life with this condition.
Most Impactful
I believe the most impactful determinant is access to health care because we need to have to maintain a healthy living style; access to health care also means assessable to health insurance. Moreover, without health care, one will not be able to have access to preventive care. As stated in Knickman and Kovner (2015) “helping people avoid the onset of a health condition including, injuries” In a situation of an illness the health care will help the ongoing situation.