A nurse who works in an inner-city clinic provides care for a large number of the older black clients. Which of the following health promotion activities best reflects the particular health needs of this population?
A) A blood sugar and blood pressure monitoring program.
B) An education session on the positive health effects of good nutrition.
C) A screening mammography campaign for older black women.
D) A program that teaches black men the importance of prostate health screening.
A
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Diabetes and hypertension are disproportionately prevalent among black American elders. While teaching on nutrition and breast cancer and prostate screening may be beneficial, these are not linked to the particular health needs of this population.
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