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MC The nurse is working in a community health clinic and is planning a secondary prevention program. One such example could be a program
 
  A. That eliminates high-risk behaviors.
   B. Related to diabetes prevention.
   C. That encourages blood pressure screening.
   D. That explains adult immunizations.

Question 2

MC The nurse is talking with a male client who is on a regimen of antihypertensive medications. The nurse knows that there are side effects that affect masculine roles associated with these medications. Those side effects include
 
  A. Impotence and hyperglycemia.
   B. Impotence and dizziness.
   C. Decreased tolerance for physical activity and tremors.
   D. Erectile dysfunction and hoarseness.



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Answer to Question 1

C. That encourages blood pressure screening.

Answer to Question 2

B. Impotence and dizziness.



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