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A community health nursing student is assessing the birth rates and death rates of his local municipality and comparing these rates to the nation and the world. This is an example of what type of nursing?
 
  A) Community-based nursing
  B) Epidemiologic nursing
  C) Community health nursing
  D) Statistical nursing

Question 2

A school nurse at the local public high school has begun a program with his students that addresses safe sex and nonsmoking. This school nurse is classified as a(an)
 
  A) Home health provider
  B) Moral force for the public
  C) Community care affiliate
  D) Tertiary prevention specialist



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