Which variables must the nurse consider when planning a health fair? (Select all that apply.)
a. Cost and convenience of possible screening tests
b. Community's culture and support for such screening tests
c. Number and type of volunteers available to assist
d. The health risks inherent in the target population
e. The best photos to use in community advertising
f. Needs of the local community-based agencies
ANS: A, B, C, D
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A) True B) False
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a. Use 5 mL of iced injectate only. b. Inject the fluid into the pulmonary artery port only. c. Ensure a difference of at least 5Â ° C between injectate temperature and the patient's body temperature. d. Administer the injectate within 4 seconds.
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