The population health nurse is concerned that a male community member is at risk for recidivism for heroin use. What did the nurse observe to cause this concern?
1. Enrolling in college classes.
2. Spending time with family members.
3. Going out with friends who use heroin.
4. Attends substance abuse meetings every other day.
Answer: 3
Explanation: 3. Actions that increase the likelihood of recidivism include maintaining social contacts with abusers. Interventions that decrease the likelihood of recidivism include improving coping skills and participating with support groups. Enrolling in college classes and spending time with family would decrease recidivism.
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