A woman explained to a nurse that she knew her children needed to receive health care. However, she had no money to pay for their care and there was no way for her to obtain care for them. Should the nurse be surprised by the mother's statement?
a. No; many parents of eligible children do not know how to access Medicaid.
b. No; most parents are too proud to ask for assistance from Medicaid.
c. Yes; it is common knowledge that poor persons are eligible to apply for Medicaid.
d. Yes; many public health clinics see children without charge.
ANS: A
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