A recently hired community/public health nurse is learning about the responsibilities of the local health department during orientation. Which of the following responsibilities would be discussed?
a. Meeting the demands of the local citizens
b. Implementing programs as directed by the state health commissioner
c. Addressing needs that have been delegated by state health agencies
d. Assuring that services are provided to meet the needs of vulnerable populations
ANS: C
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A. Type A B. Type B C. Type C D. Type D