Pauline Beatty is a 98-year-old diabetic who lives in her own home. Each day, a nurse visits Pauline to assess her sugar level and to provide wound care. This is an example of __________
A) tertiary prevention
B) managed care
C) a health maintenance organization
D) domiciliary care
D
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Most Hispanics or Latinos in the United States are of ______ origin
a. Cuban b. Puerto Rican c. Mexican d. South American
A person takes on a(n) when his or her deviant status becomes more important than any other status he or she occupies
a. label of secret deviant b. master status of deviant c. informal status d. label of confederate
Homes are purchased with:
a. discount interest loans. b. simple interest loans. c. consumer credit loans. d. compound interest loans.
Which of the following represents the highest amount of embeddedness? (Note that any knowledge is reciprocal; that is, if A knows B, then B knows A.)
a.) You know Jack, Jill, Larry, Moe, and Sam. Jack knows Jill, Moe, and Sam. Larry knows Jill and Moe. b.) You know Ted, Alice, Bob, and Carol. Bob knows Carol, Ted, and Alice. Carol knows Ted and Alice. Ted knows Alice. c.) You know Paul, Robert, Stacey, and Tom. Paul is dating Quinn and Stacey. Quinn knows Robert. Stacey knows Robert. Tom knows Quinn. d.) You know Alex, Walter, and Fred. Alex knows Walter and Fred. Walter knows Alex. Fred knows Alex and Walter.