A Policy Directed at Families with Problems Tends to Support

question 53

Multiple Choice

A policy directed at families with problems tends to support the idea that

• A) select groups of families have problems, but the help resides with groups such as kin or community.
• B) some families with problems such as the elderly are deserving whereas others such as welfare recipients are undeserving.
• C) a policy should be directed at all families so as to prevent problems in specific families.
• D) all of the above three are true of policies directed at families with problems.

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Definitions:

Peripheral Pulses

Pulses that can be palpated over arteries located a distance from the heart, typically in the limbs, used to assess circulatory status in those areas.

Hypotensive

Relating to or suffering from low blood pressure.

Pulse Grade

A scale used to measure the strength or amplitude of the heartbeat felt through the walls of peripheral arteries.

Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor

A portable device used to measure blood pressure, designed to be worn on the wrist for convenience.