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While headaches can occur with acute pesticide exposure, they are typically short-term effects.

Skin rashes may result from contact exposure but are not the most serious long-term risk.

Memory loss can occur with prolonged exposure, but cancer is a more significant and well-documented long-term risk.

Lifestyle choices do affect health but are often influenced by socioeconomic factors such as income and access to care.

Education level is important but is often closely linked to income and poverty, making it a contributing factor rather than the primary cause.

Ethnicity can influence health outcomes due to systemic bias and discrimination, but poverty affects individuals across all ethnicities and has a broader impact.

A Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order is one type of directive but does not encompass all possible treatment decisions.

A living will is part of advance directives but does not cover all forms, such as durable power of attorney for healthcare.

Advance directives are based on the client’s wishes, not the family’s decisions.

The role of a case manager is not to replace a physician with an advanced practice nurse, but to coordinate comprehensive care.

While education is a component, the primary goal of case management is broader than just information sharing.

This option is judgmental and does not accurately reflect the purpose of case management, which is to support, not blame, patients.

Stroke can cause disability, but it is less prevalent than arthritis.

While cancer can lead to disability, it is not the most common among the general adult population.

Diabetes is widespread and can lead to complications, but arthritis remains the leading cause of disability.

Family intervention refers to actions taken to address issues, not an assessment tool for visualizing relationships.

Family assessment is a general term and does not specifically refer to a visual tool.

A genogram is used to map family structure and health history across generations, not relationships with community units.

Tertiary prevention involves managing established diseases to prevent further complications or disability.

Assessment is a part of the nursing process but not a level of prevention.

Secondary prevention focuses on early detection and prompt treatment of disease.

HIPAA primarily protects the privacy and security of health information and ensures portability of coverage, but does not directly provide insurance access.

The Balanced Budget Act focuses on Medicare and Medicaid funding changes, not expanding access for uninsured individuals.

The Social Security Act established foundational programs like Medicare and Medicaid but does not specifically address private insurance access for the self-employed.

Providing Medicaid is a function of government health programs, not related to Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

FMLA applies to employees on temporary leave, not those who resign.

Sharing family information violates privacy and is unrelated to the provisions of FMLA.

Targeted case management typically falls under secondary or tertiary prevention, focusing on managing existing conditions.

Providing emergency shelter housing is a supportive service, but not directly linked to primary or tertiary prevention.

Offering physical and mental health services is broad and may include all levels, but does not specifically indicate primary and tertiary prevention.