A home-health nurse is working with a poverty-stricken family that has two small children, ages 2 and 3 years. The family lives in an isolated rural area. The family's home has a dirt floor, and there are chickens living in the house with the family

Because of a recent wind storm, there is a sizeable hole in the roof that lets rain and snow into the house. Which nursing intervention would be the highest priority in this situation?
A) Make immunization appointments for the children in a nearby town's public health clinic.
B) Help the family find funding and manpower to patch and repair the roof of their home.
C) Determine the educational readiness of the two children.
D) Report the family for child abuse because of neglect.


B

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