This piece of the value proposition defines how the product or service is superior from competitive products or services. 

Choose a product and describe how the product offers a value proposition for a specific customer segment. Include key areas of the value proposition and at least two specific jobs of the customer. Complete answers should be at least 300 words and reflect on the material in this past module.

Finding a unique value proposition usually involves a new way of __________________ the market. 

In the course of performing an admission assessment, the nurse has asked questions about the client’s first- and second-order relatives. What is the primary rationale for the nurse’s line of questioning?

A team of community health nurses has partnered with the staff at a youth drop-in center to address some of the nutritional needs of adolescents. Which situation most often occurs during the adolescent years?

The school nurse is working with a high school junior whose body mass index (BMI) is 31. When working collaboratively with the client on the care plan, the nurse should propose which goal?

The nurse is taking a health history on an adult client who is new to the clinic. The client states that the client’s mother has type 1 diabetes. What is the primary significance of this information to the health history?

The nurse is performing a dietary assessment with a client who has been admitted to the medical unit with community-acquired pneumonia. The client asks if the nurse is posing so many questions about the client’s dietary practices because the client is from another country. What is the nurse’s best response to this client?

The nurse is assessing a 28-year-old client who has presented to the emergency department with vague reports of malaise. The nurse observes bruising to the client’s upper arm that corresponds to the outline of fingers as well as yellow bruising around the left eye. The client makes minimal eye contact during the assessment. How should the nurse best inquire about the bruising?

A 30-year-old client is in the clinic for a yearly physical. The client states, “I found out that two of my uncles had heart attacks when they were young.” This alerts the nurse to complete a genetic-specific assessment. In addition to a complete health history, which components should the nurse include in this assessment?