A nurse works at a clinic which provides care to a community which has a high population of smokers.The nurse is planning an educational session on "Tips to Quit." Which action by the nurse is appropriate?

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A) Available pharmacologic adjuncts for smoking cessation should be discussed in a "Tips to Quit" community talk. Simply telling the group that smoking is unacceptable is not effective in promoting wellness. Discussing esophageal cancer and liver disease is inappropriate for a single educational session; lung cancer and cardiovascular disease are the primary health threats that should be discussed.
B) Available pharmacologic adjuncts for smoking cessation should be discussed in a "Tips to Quit" community talk. Simply telling the group that smoking is unacceptable is not effective in promoting wellness. Discussing esophageal cancer and liver disease is inappropriate for a single educational session; lung cancer and cardiovascular disease are the primary health threats that should be discussed.
C) Available pharmacologic adjuncts for smoking cessation should be discussed in a "Tips to Quit" community talk. Simply telling the group that smoking is unacceptable is not effective in promoting wellness. Discussing esophageal cancer and liver disease is inappropriate for a single educational session; lung cancer and cardiovascular disease are the primary health threats that should be discussed.
D) Available pharmacologic adjuncts for smoking cessation should be discussed in a "Tips to Quit" community talk. Simply telling the group that smoking is unacceptable is not effective in promoting wellness. Discussing esophageal cancer and liver disease is inappropriate for a single educational session; lung cancer and cardiovascular disease are the primary health threats that should be discussed.

A Nurse Works at a Clinic Which Provides Care to a Community