You are visiting the home of a new family in the community.
Which information from the assessment indicates the basic function of protection is supported in the family?

Choice A rationale:

The youngest child usually has less pressure to perform a certain way as they often receive more leniency.

Choice B rationale:

An only child might face some pressure, but the description does not specifically point to an only child.

Choice C rationale:

The second child might face some expectations, but they are usually less than the oldest child.

Choice D rationale:

The oldest child often faces great demands to perform a certain way as they are expected to set an example for their younger siblings.

Choice A rationale:

Explaining that the hospital follows a preferred provider organization structure does not help the patient obtain health insurance.

Choice B rationale:

Reviewing the benefits of obtaining health insurance through a health maintenance organization does not help the patient obtain health insurance.

Choice C rationale:

Asking social services to help the patient use the state health care exchange to shop for health insurance coverage is the best action as it directly addresses the patient’s need.

Choice D rationale:

Suggesting the patient consider contacting the state to enroll in Medicaid may not be appropriate if the patient does not meet the eligibility criteria for Medicaid.