Mr. Farley is being discharged to home after surgery for a fractured hip. The nurse visits Mr. Farley at the hospital in order to determine needed resources that will facilitate his care at home

They determine that he will need physical therapy, meals on wheels, and assistive devices. These interventions are considered
A) primary prevention.
B) secondary prevention.
C) tertiary prevention.
D) health protection.


C

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A nurse consistently arrives to work wearing a long-sleeved blouse despite the temperature being in the 90s and the air humid. When colleagues mention her attire, the nurse becomes defensive and isolates herself from others

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