A client tells the nurse that he does not seek health care unless it is absolutely necessary. While many factors can affect access to health care in the United States, the most significant barrier is probably the:
a. aging population. c. escalating cost of services.
b. nursing shortage. d. regulatory mandates.
ANS: C
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