Public health nurses work with families to address conditions that impact health, such as support systems, education, income, employment, transportation, access to health services, lifestyle choices, and home, work, and school environments
What are these conditions examples of?
1. Determinants
2. Personal issues
3. Cultural aspects
4. Community issues
ANS: 1
Rationale:
These conditions are examples of determinants of health.
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