History, ethnicity, and the cultural or geographical contexts play a significant role in the evolution of class care in health-care organizations. Professional behaviors of those entrusted with the care of various social classes must be monitored. Which of the following examples illustrate those at risk for receiving substandard care due to their perceived class? (Select all that apply.)

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A.Incorrect. Single motherhood is not considered in social class.
B.Incorrect. Homosexuality is not indicative of a class care issue.
C.Correct. Uninsured patients may not receive the same level of care due to the perceived inability to pay for care, or lack of compliance with mandated health insurance.
D.Correct. Immigrants are often subject to substandard care as a result of perceived class.
E.Correct. Patients who are sometimes termed "frequent fliers" appear to utilize the emergency department for health care.

History, Ethnicity, and the Cultural or Geographical Contexts Play a Significant