The nurse is caring for a migrant family. During the interview, the mother tells the nurse that the family follows an Eastern migratory stream originating in southern Florida. Which of the following statements is accurate?
1. This is one of three migratory streams that migrant farm workers traditionally follow.
2. This is a unique migratory pattern.
3. This is a traditional family-generated migratory pattern.
4. This is an unpredictable pattern that may lead the family through Texas and southern California.
ANS: 1
The others are Midwestern, originating in Texas, and Western, originating in California.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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