Review the attached PowerPoint presentation. Once done answer the following questions;
1.Do you think that the societal norms for men regarding expressing emotion and social support have changed in recent years? Why or why not? If so, how can community health/public health nurses take an advantage of this to help men improve their health?
2.Are there differences in the ways that homosexuality in men and women are viewed by general society in the US? If so, why do you feel that these differences exist? From where or whom do people get their messages about homosexuality or other non-heterosexual lifestyles?
-The assignment must be presented in an APA format word document, Arial 12 font.
-A minimum of 3 evidenced-based references must be used (References must be no older than 5 years).
-A minimum of 700 words is required.
– No plagiarism.
Chapter 32 Men’s Health
Men’s Health
Genetic factors
Brain cells die faster
Structural mitral valve difference
Heart rate slower
Weaker immune systems
React different to medications, therapies, diagnostics
Factors
Sociocultural and ethnic factors
Assertiveness
Preoccupation with achievement and success
Restricted emotionality and affectionate behavior
Concerns about power and control
Fear and bias related to homosexuality
Factors (cont.)
Environmental factors
Physical and occupational
Behavior factors
Diet
Tobacco
Alcohol
Drug use
Lack of physical exercise
Physical and sexual risk taking
Suicide and violence
Healthcare System Utilization
Ambulatory care
Hospital care
Preventive care
Specific Male Issues
Prostate cancer
Digital rectal exams beginning at age 40 or earlier
Symptoms
Difficulty or pain with urination
Painful ejaculation
Blood in urine or semen
Testicular cancer
High-risk characteristics
Caucasian, young age, high socioeconomic status, family history, or mother who took estrogen during pregnancy
Specific Male Issues
Erectile dysfunction
Treatment: eliminate or reduce drugs that may be causes
Psychotherapy and behavior modifications
Vacuum devices, oral drugs, drugs injected into urethra
Surgically implanted penile devices or vascular surgery
Cardiovascular disease
At-risk Populations
Men with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Homosexual men and their families
Community Health Nursing Roles
Patient advocate
Educator
Facilitator
