An Inner City Medical Clinic Provides Medical Screening and Basic

question 11

Multiple Choice

An inner city medical clinic provides medical screening and basic care for low-income individuals and families. A nurse completes an intake assessment for a 37-year-old homeless male. He denies current intravenous drug use and presents for hepatitis, HIV, and STD screening. He is found to be positive for hepatitis B.
-The patient asks what treatment is available for hepatitis infections.What is the best response by the nurse?

• A)Curing hepatitis is challenging and expensive.What kind of support structure do you have in place to help you through this?
• B)There are many treatment modalities available.You should talk to our doctors right away about starting treatment.
• C)Right now,the only treatable hepatitis is hepatitis C,but new modes of treatment are being developed and studied every day.
• D)Hepatitis can be well controlled with lifestyle change.If we can figure out how you contracted the disease,we can figure out how to cure it.

Evaluate critiques of structural-functionalism including its perspective on social change and traditional family roles.

Understand how family roles, systems, and structures contribute to societal stability and individual well-being.

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