A nurse is planning a program to teach cardiac health at the senior citizens center. Which of the following is an effectively written objective for the program?
a. By the end of the program each participant will report walking at least 30 minutes a day at least 5 days each week.
b. By the end of the program each participant will voice a commitment to walk at least 30 minutes a day.
c. By the end of the program each participant will understand the need for physical exercise.
d. Each participant will voice a commitment to engage in physical exercise each day.
Question 2
A community is examining which programs are needed within the community, the populations they will target, and how they will be funded. Which of the following would be the least risky decision for the community to make?
a. Choose whichever option is the least expensive of agency resources
b. Choose to do nothing
c. Choose whatever the agency administration prefers
d. Choose whatever the majority of clients prefer
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