Nurses who use Healthy People 2010 as a guide for education
1. Are focusing on avoiding cigarette smoking and using alcohol in moderation
2. Are mainly concerned with educating clients through primary and secondary intention
3. Are using Bloom's taxonomy when planning educational objectives
4. Design health fairs aimed at individuals
ANS: 2
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