A nurse is looking to implement new preventative measures to address the rate of drowning in young children in the community. All of the following policies are examples of primary prevention, except
A. Swimming instruction for every child
B. Mandatory installation of locked child-safety fences around all community and private pools
C. Community-wide CPR instruction
D. Mandatory use of life jackets for all children on boats
Question 2
A nurse is caring for a young woman in a same sex relationship. The woman frequently presents to the ER with vague injuries and the nurse is beginning to suspect that the woman is being physically abused by her partner. How should the nurse proceed?
A. Inform the physician.
B. Give her a pamphlet about escaping domestic violence.
C. Notify the police.
D. Refer her to a social worker and engage her in discussion about creating a safety plan.
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