The nurse wanted to engage in primary prevention in relation to the vulnerable populations for whom the nurse provided care. For what might the nurse choose to volunteer?
a. Counselor at the homeless shelter
b. Instructor for the community college home aide course
c. Nurse in a homeless clinic
d. Speaker to community groups as an advocate for vulnerable groups
ANS: D
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