The nurse is aware that which of the following addictive drugs is both legal and culturally acceptable throughout almost all of the United States?

Choice A rationale

Experiences of physical abuse may contribute to psychological distress, but they are not a direct cause of disenfranchisement unless they disrupt societal integration significantly.

Choice B rationale

Disenfranchisement often stems from feeling disconnected from society. Lack of belonging and societal exclusion are critical factors affecting migrant farmworkers' ability to engage fully.

Choice C rationale

Inability to attend religious services can affect social support, yet it does not capture the broader societal disconnection characteristic of disenfranchisement.

Choice D rationale

Being a minority group member increases vulnerability to discrimination but does not inherently result in disenfranchisement unless accompanied by societal isolation or exclusion.

Choice A rationale

Mobile clinics improve access to health care by bringing services directly to underserved populations, reducing barriers such as distance and stigma while providing comprehensive care at a single convenient location.

Choice B rationale

Referring homeless clients to temporary housing addresses immediate shelter needs but does not inherently increase access to specialized health care services for mentally ill individuals in the community.

Choice C rationale

Distributing flyers provides information but is unlikely to effectively address systemic access barriers for homeless clients, such as transportation or trust issues when seeking health care services.

Choice D rationale

Soliciting donations for food and clothing supports basic needs but does not directly increase access to the specialized health care required by mentally ill homeless individuals.