From the structural or functional framework, what does the nurse know that all communities must do?
A. Address financial needs of residents.
B. Engage in functions that can be measured.
C. Provide for socialization and a sense of identity.
D. Require specific structures (police and fire stations) be built.
Question 2
Communities may be defined in part by their boundaries. Why might a nurse be concerned when the community has relatively closed, rigid boundaries?
A. The community does not have an identity.
B. The community is probably resistant to change.
C. The nurse will not be able to talk the community into sharing their community resources.
D. The security guard at the gate may not let the nurse enter the residential area.
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