The nurse is completing a well check for a 53-year-old male at the community clinic. She discusses medication the client is taking, including whether or not the client takes a daily aspirin. The nurse addresses daily aspirin use because she knows it is
A) recommended for all adults over the age of 35 to prevent blood clots.
B) a simple strategy to use with the seniors for promotion of mobility.
C) an inexpensive tertiary prevention strategy used in the indigent population.
D) a cost-effective intervention for prevention for men over the age of 50.
Question 2
The leading cause of death in the 25- to 44-year-old category is
A) malignant neoplasm.
B) heart disease.
C) unintentional injuries.
D) chronic respiratory disease.
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