Scenario One: Eleven$-$year$-$old Bobby is white and lives with his dad and nine$-$year$-$old brother in a rural area outside of a small town. There is one small discount store that carries everything from groceries to toys to bath towels. Bobby's mom recently died from breast cancer. The medical bills created financial difficulties for the family. Bobby's dad began working the night shift at the local turkey processi

ng plant to obtain the shift premium, which paid $$5$ more per hour. Bobby and his brother often skip breakfast if their dad doesn$$t get home in time to make breakfast before the boys get on the bus. Bobby is a picky eater and frequently skips lunch. On the way home from the bus stop, Bobby may purchase nachos or a hot dog at the gas station convenience store. Scenario Two: Twelve$-$year$-$old Annie is African American and lives with her two moms in a downtown condo is in an affluent area overlooking the lake. Their condo is close to Annie$$s school and the restaurants where the women work. One is a chef; the other is a server. To be able to afford rising rent, the women work long hours, often late into the night. For dinner, Annie usually eats meals that her moms bring home from the restaurant. Annie gets coffee and a sweet treat at the convenience store on her way to school. A$.$ Describe three applicable SDOH for Bobby $($Scenario One$).$ B$.$ Describe three applicable SDOH for Annie $($Scenario Two$).$ C$.$ Explain how one of the SDOH affects Bobby and Annie similarly, using specific examples from the scenarios. D$.$ Explain how one of the SDOH affects Bobby and Annie differently, using specific examples from the scenarios. E$.$ Analyze how one of the SDOHs from part A could be detrimental to Bobby$$s health outcomes, using a current, relevant, credible source to support your response. F$.$ Analyze how one of the SDOHs from part B could be detrimental to Annie$$s health outcomes, using a current, relevant, credible source to support your response