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erika

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The elderly may have more difficulty coping with crises than younger individuals because of physical limitations and periods of disorientation and confusion.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

The squalid conditions and overcrowded cells appalled a nurse who visited the local prison. The nurse later contacted a local state representative and coordinated a petition to make changes at the prison.
 
  This nurse's action is an example of which nurse's role in caring for forgotten populations? a. referral of problems
  b. political activism
  c. shifting budget dollars
  d. direct service



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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The nurse's actions are an example of political activism. This form of activism is a part of the nurse's role as an advocate for her clients. Other examples of nursing advocacy are working to have funds shifted to where they are most needed, and working within the system to provide additional services.



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