MC The nurse is going door-to-door in the neighborhood to speak with residents about their health concerns. An important result from this action is that the nurse: (Select all that apply.)
A. Learns what support systems the neighborhood uses.
B. Becomes aware of the neighborhood demographics first-hand.
C. Becomes friendly with everyone in the neighborhood.
D.* Can determine health interventions that directly affect this area.
E. Learns what areas to avoid for the future.
B. Becomes aware of the neighborhood demographics first-hand.
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a. Toxoid b. Vaccine c. Antiserum d. Antidote
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