A mobile outreach clinic housed in a van comes into a local community to provide healthcare to its residents. Which of the following are services provided by a mobile outreach clinic?
A) Health promotion and teaching
B) Screening on appointment basis only
C) Inhalation/nebulizer treatments
D) Specialized vision or hearing tests
A
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The staff of a mobile outreach clinic does health promotion and teaching. Healthcare and screening at these clinics are offered without appointments. Inhalation/nebulizer treatments are not offered in these clinics. The staff in these clinics perform only basic, not special, vision or hearing tests.
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