The Nurse Recognizes That the Concept of Prevention in Describing

question 3

Multiple Choice

The nurse recognizes that the concept of prevention in describing health is essential because:

• A) disease can be prevented by treating the external environment.
• B) the majority of deaths among Americans under age 65 years are not preventable.
• C) prevention places emphasis on the link between health and personal behavior.
• D) the means to prevention is through treatment provided by primary health care practitioners.

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Definitions:

Signaling Theory

A concept in economics and strategic management that addresses how parties communicate their qualities or intentions to others, often in situations where information asymmetry exists.

Quantity Of Labor

The total hours worked or the number of workers employed by a business or within an economy.

Contracting Services

The process of engaging an external company to provide services that could be performed by in-house staff.

Signaling View

An economic theory that suggests that education serves as a signal to employers about a potential employee's abilities.