A nurse works in an outpatient clinic. The care that the nurse provides is considered to be community-based because this term
a. Emphasizes the environment of care.
b. Describes care provided by nongovernmental employees.
c. Implies care that is provided to the very poor.
d. Is used by physicians and other health care professionals.
ANS: B
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