1.In the table below, identify two different health challenges facing each of these Australian communities: Australian Community Health challenges faced Indigenous communities Refugee communities Aged...

1.In the table below, identify two different health challenges facing each of these Australian communities:
    Australian Community
    Health challenges faced
    Indigenous communities
    · Wounds (counting self-destruction and self-incu
ed wounds).
· Cardiovascular infections including coronary illness (CHD)
(Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander Health, 2021)
    Refugee communities
    · Latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI).
· Vitamin deficiencies.
(Health issues of refugees, 2018)
    Aged communities
    · Hearing loss.
· Dementia.
2.Identify five environmental health issues facing Australian communities:
    · Population growth and distribution
· Extreme weather events (e.g. bushfires)
· Climate change
· Air pollution
· Chemical pollution.
(Impacts of the natural environment on health, 2018)
3.What is the philosophy underpinning primary health care? Your response should be between 100 – 150 words with references.
    Primary health services is characterized as fundamental medical care gave utilizing deductively strong and socially OK strategies and innovation. This makes health care available to everyone in a community, including individuals and families. Its goal is to offer health care at a cost that is both cheap and acceptable to the community while also taking into account various cultural customs. It is the health-care system's entry level and, as such, is generally a person's first interaction with it. It covers a wide assortment of administrations, from wellbeing advancement and counteraction to intense and persistent illness therapy and the executives. Openness, public association, wellbeing advancement, reasonable innovation, and intersectoral collaboration are on the whole standards of essential medical services. (Primary health care in Australia, About primary health care - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2016)
4.In providing care for a confused person or a person with dementia, list the following:
1. the effect of the health problem on the person
2. two nursing interventions that can be provided to support that person's health care needs
3. two examples of primary health care providers who would be appropriate to be included in the interdisciplinary team for this condition
    1. Changes in passionate responses are normal in individuals with dementia. They might have less power over how they feel and put themselves out there. Somebody could be restless, or inclined to mind-set swings or going ove
oard to circumstances. They may likewise look standoffish or uninterested in things.
2. Much of the time reacquaint the patient with the real world and their environmental elements. Permit the patient to have natural articles about that person; use extra things to help with reality direction, like a clock, a schedule, and every day plans. When conversing with the patient, utilize fundamental clarifications and up close and personal commitment. When chatting with a more seasoned individual who has a meeting misfortune, talking gradually and in a vis-à-vis position is best.
3. Interdisciplinary teams treating this illness should include a variety of primary health care professionals, such as:
· Geriatrician
· Neurologist
5.The table below lists conditions or injuries that may be encountered in a nursing environment...