Which of the following is the best example of a health-promotion program?
a. The nurse collaborated with the local police department to prepare a public safety announcement about the benefits of using one's seat belt.
b. The nurse appeared on the local public access television channel each Sunday afternoon to discuss nutrition and exercise options for families.
c. The nurse worked with the local school parent-teacher organization to give free bicycle helmets to the students with bicycles.
d. The nurse collaborated with the local motorcycle club to make sure all the cyclists who wanted one could obtain a free helmet.
ANS: B
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