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jazziefee

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Which component of government is primarily responsible for health research spending?
 
  a. The federal government, through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  b. The federal government, through the National Institutes of Health
  c. State governments, through grants to state universities and research centers
  d. State governments, through local public health departments in cooperation with local researchers

Question 2

A community/public health nurse is working with vulnerable populations in the community. Which population would be most likely to not have health insurance?
 
  a. Elderly persons who do not qualify for Social Security
  b. Homeless persons who lack a permanent address
  c. Working poor persons whose jobs lack health insurance as a benefit
  d. Young families who have not yet saved enough to qualify



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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