The most outstanding improvements in public health occurred after which event?
A. Discovery of antibiotics
B. Creation of safe water purification and sewer systems
C. Implementation of surgery as a clean procedure in the operating rooms
D. Physician education on the benefits of hand washing between procedures
ANS: B
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The mental health nurse is speaking with primary care providers about treatment options for anxiety disorders, including pharmacologic options. Why are selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
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A resident gets the house diet. Which is correct?
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