Several student nurses are compiling information about their community and want to understand more about services to maintain and promote health. What entity would be most helpful to them?

1. Chamber of commerce
2. Public and university libraries
3. Recreational directors
4. Teachers and school nurses


Correct Answer: 4
Rationale: Teachers and school nurses provide information about the incidence of children's health problems and information on facilities and services to maintain and promote health. The chamber of commerce can supply statistics about employment, major industries, and primary occupations. Public and university libraries contain district social and cultural research reports. Recreational directors provide information about programs and participation levels.

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