The nurse is providing care in a community clinic that serves members of vulnerable populations. The best definition of a vulnerable population is:
a. clients with chronic diseases such as AIDS or heart failure.
b. women and children.
c. people living in rural areas.
d. clients who are unable to gain access to health care when needed.
ANS: D
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