Paul is an inner-city community health nurse. The community in which he practices has a higher than average rate of obes

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Paul is an inner-city community health nurse. The community in
which he practices has a higher than average rate of obesity,
diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Paul has decided to focus on
improving the nutritional status of the community. One issue is the
lack of access the residents have to fresh fruits and vegetables.
After meeting with a group of residents and getting approval from
city leaders, a partnership was formed, and Paul and the residents
were able to plant a garden on a donated empty lot. The partnership
has remained active within the community, organizing health fairs,
gardening demonstrations, education to local children about
gardening, and giving away excess produce to the homeless
shelter.
1. Paul and the community partnership demonstrate a macroscopic
approach to the issue of poor nutritional status. Examples of a
macroscopic approach to the issue of lead exposure in children
include all of the following EXCEPT
A. identification of children exposed to lead in the home.
B. examining trends in the prevalence of lead poisoning over
time.
C. estimating the percentage of older homes in a neighborhood
that may contain lead pipes or lead-based paint surfaces.
D. locating industrial sources of lead emissions.
2. Community Health nurses like Paul have to think “upstream” in
order to change the health of an entire population. An example of
upstream thinking includes
A. identification of children at risk for obesity.
B. giving away excess produce to homeless shelters.
C. teaching inner-city school children how to garden.
D. educating parents about how to cook healthy meals.
3. Which nursing theory demonstrates examination of nursing
problems
from a macroscopic, upstream thinking perspective?
A. The Health Belief Model (HBM)
B. Milio's Framework for Prevention
C. Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory of Nursing
D. Virginia Henderson's Need Theory