Which question is appropriate for the nurse to ask when assessing the health status/behavior of the community environment?
1) What is the incidence of hypertension?
2) What is the incidence of high cholesterol?
3) Are there at-risk groups within the community?
4) What is the quality of the soil?
ANS: 4
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