Which intervention should the nurse consider as primary prevention for an individual who is on the verge of being homeless because of a job layoff?
A. Referral to primary care provider to improve general health status
B. Encouraging client to recognize reasons for job layoff
C. Job training to increase employment options
D. Encouraging the use of prn medications to control symptoms
ANS: C
When the nurse implements primary prevention interventions, the nurse is providing services aimed at reducing the incidences of mental disorders within the population. In this situation, there is emphasis on providing education and support to unemployed or homeless individuals.
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