An example of primary prevention of a population-focused CNS activity is:
a. Flu immunizations at churches
b. Education on need for early detection
c. A "Men's Night Out" event with screenings for blood pressure and cholesterol
d. Follow-up clinics for diabetics
ANS: C
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a. Draw arterial blood gasses. b. Assist with a chest tube insertion. c. Give the patient low-flow oxygen. d. Assess for clubbing of fingernails
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What will be an ideal response?