When Conducting a Community Survey in a Larger Urban Community

question 10

Multiple Choice

When conducting a community survey in a larger urban community, two PHNs, Mark and Jane, know that there is great diversity based on socioeconomic status. They know it is important to determine which respondents do not meet the poverty threshold. They understand that this indicator reflects: (Select all that apply.)

• A)The Census Bureau adjusts it based on family size and other demographics.
• B)A lack of goods and services commonly taken for granted by mainstream society.
• C)The method for doing the calculations over the past 40 years has included the increasing cost of medications.
• D)The method for doing the calculations over the past 40 years has included increasing the percentage spent on food.

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