Source: Parra, E

question 30

Multiple Choice

Source: Parra, E. J., Kittles, R. A., & Shriver, M. D. (2004) . Implications of correlations between skin color and genetic ancestry for biomedical research. Nature Genetics, 36, S54-S60.
-The graphs shown indicate the range of melanin amounts in populations from four different geographic regions. Of these populations, population D is likely most adapted for

• A) having enough vitamin D to produce strong bones.
• B) being protected against skin cancer.
• C) preventing the breakdown of folate (folic acid).
• D) having very active melanin-producing cells.

Evaluate the significance of patient education in preventing accidents and promoting safety.

Understand the role of health assessments in identifying risks related to safety and injury.

Utilize appropriate interventions for patients at risk of injury due to environmental, physical, or cognitive factors.

Recognize situations that require immediate medical or nursing intervention to prevent injury.

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