The Public Health Nurse receives a report on the number of adults in the state who were admitted for substance abuse treatment.
Which location would the nurse recommend for education to address this health concern?

Choice A rationale:

Gardening is a recreational activity that also promotes physical health.

Choice B rationale:

Having individual rooms with desks and laptops can facilitate learning, but it doesn’t hinder recreation.

Choice C rationale:

A calendar marking health promotion appointments indicates a focus on health, not a lack of recreation.

Choice D rationale:

If both parents work different shifts, including weekends, it might limit family recreational activities.

Choice A rationale:

This statement is incorrect. The ACA prohibits insurance companies from denying coverage to individuals with pre-existing conditions.

Choice B rationale:

The ACA aims to reduce disparities in health care by expanding access to health insurance and making care more affordable.

Choice C rationale:

While there are eligibility requirements for certain ACA programs, the ACA itself is not limited to a specific group of individuals.

Choice D rationale:

The ACA is not primarily for individuals requiring tertiary care. It is a comprehensive health care reform law enacted to make health insurance more affordable and accessible for all Americans.