An international nurse has noted that a trend in developing countries is a decrease in mortality from some acute conditions. This has corresponded with an increase in the incidence and prevalence of chronic diseases
What has contributed to this decrease in mortality from some acute conditions?
A) Improved nutrition
B) Integration of alternative health practices
C) Stronger international security measures
D) Decrease in obesity
Ans: A
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In developing countries, chronic conditions have become the major cause of health-related problems due to improved nutrition, immunizations, and prompt and aggressive management of acute conditions. The integration of alternative health practices has not contributed to a decrease in mortality. Stronger international security measures have not contributed to a decrease in mortality. Obesity has not decreased, even in developing countries.
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