A PHN Is Reviewing Immunization Rates for the Students in the County

question 7

Multiple Choice

A PHN is reviewing immunization rates for the students in the county. The PHN observes that the rate is significantly lower for incoming kindergartners than it has been in years past. After performing a community assessment, the PHN finds that many of the unvaccinated children have parents who have less than a high school education level and whose income is at or below the poverty level. Which of the following interventions may be successful at boosting immunization rates in the county? Select all that apply.

• A)Mandate that all students be vaccinated before starting public school.
• B)Provide a list of places where the students can obtain low-cost immunizations.
• C)Prepare a parent handout in simple to understand information in a variety of languages.
• D)Send home copies of the CDC immunization requirements for the parents to review.
• E)Offer a free vaccination clinic at the school for one week.

Learn the principles underlying operant conditioning and its applications.

Understand the concept of learned helplessness and its psychological implications.

Understand the basic concepts of classical conditioning, including unconditioned and conditioned responses and stimuli.

Comprehend the principles of operant conditioning, including different reinforcement schedules and the concepts of reinforcement and punishment.

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Definitions:

Public Prosecutor

An attorney whose official duty is to conduct criminal proceedings on behalf of the government or the public against those accused of committing crimes.

Prosecuting Attorney

A legal official who represents the government in criminal proceedings, charging and trying cases against defendants.

County Attorney

A legal officer representing a county in civil litigations and serving as the legal advisor to county officials, often involved in prosecuting crimes at the local level.

Arson

The willful and malicious burning of a building (and, in some states, personal property) owned by another. Arson statutes have been extended to cover the destruction of any building, regardless of ownership, by fire or explosion.