Answer: 1.-Conditions requiring to visit a health care provider periodically called chronic conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes or asthma. 2. Permanent or long-term conditions like stroke (severe) or a terminal disease. 3.Conditions requiring multiple treatments and recovery from treatments, for example kidney disease, cancer, or arthritis (severe).
Step-by-step explanation:
A serious health condition is an injury, illness, physical impairment or a mental condition when it is necessary for the patient to get inpatient care or that requires a continuous treatment. The Eighth Amendment on the Constitution prohibits “cruel and unusual punishment” therefore granting convicted inmates the right to get medical care according to their particular needs.