The county council is considering the passage of a no smoking ordinance for public buildings, including extended care facilities. The nurse believes this law would positively impact the environment
in which many nonsmoking residents live. In order to advocate for this policy's passage, which of the following actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply.)
A) Encourage a letter writing campaign by facility residents and senior citizens in the community
B) Write an editorial for the local newspaper focusing on the benefits of a smoke-free environment
C) Develop a plan to expose violators of the proposed legislation once it is passed
D) Provide public comment at the opening hearing held by the council
E) Contact AARP for support and advocacy on this issue
Question 2
The American College of Preventive Medicine has identified the most effective and cost-effective clinical preventive services for the elderly including
A) aspirin to prevent heart disease.
B) screening for breast cancer.
C) immunization against hepatitis B.
D) safe sex education.
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