What variables are considered in the decision as to which screening tests are to be performed at a health fair? Select all that apply.
A. A national day dedicated to a specific screening
B. Preferences of the local politicians who support such events
C. Preferences of the local church, which donated space to be used for the event
D. The learning needs of the senior nursing students who are going to be helping
E. The socio-demographics of the population that will probably attend
F. What donations the nurse or the clinic has received
Question 2
The community/public health nurse was asked why a Baptist church was chosen as the site for a recent health fair, because not everyone in the community attended religious
services or, if they did attend services, they were not Baptist. What was probably the nurse's rationale?
A. It was accessible to most of the residents of the community, large with several restrooms, and centrally located.
B. Most residents of the neighborhood either did or should attend the church.
C. The nurse was a member of that church and could get the site without charge.
D. The church was community serviceoriented and saw that having such a community service might encourage more community members to attend services there.
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