When describing primary prevention activities for disaster prevention to a local community group, which of the following would the nurse include?
A) It is the most effective and the lone method of prevention.
B) Any setting provides a place for primary prevention.
C) Disaster drills can be helpful but heighten the impact of the event.
D) Primary prevention promotes clients' health but increases cost.
Question 2
A community health nurse is applying the normative-reeducative strategy of change when working with clients. In doing so, the nurse engages them into changing their behavior in addition to providing education, based on which assumption?
A) Information alone is not enough, and behaviors change through persuasion.
B) Compliance by the client system will occur through the use of power to effect change.
C) People are rational and will adopt a new practice because it is in their best interest.
D) Clients can assume a high degree of responsibility for their own help.
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