The public health nurse understands that which one is usually transmitted with petting zoos?

Choice A reason: Assurance ensures a competent workforce for vulnerable groups, a core function. This aligns with public health standards. It’s universally distinct, service-focused.

Choice B reason: Assessment identifies needs, not workforce competence directly. Assurance fits, per nursing standards. This errors in focus. It’s universally distinct, not staff-related.

Choice C reason: Health policy isn’t a core function; assurance ensures readiness. This misaligns with public health terms. It’s universally distinct, not standard.

Choice D reason: Policy development plans, not ensures staff competence. Assurance applies, per nursing. This errors in role. It’s universally distinct, not delivery.

Choice A reason: Markets aid nutrition, not equity directly; access does. This errors per public health standards. It’s universally distinct, indirect benefit.

Choice B reason: Prevention is care type, not equity itself. Access ensures fairness. This misaligns with nursing definitions. It’s universally distinct, not equity.

Choice C reason: Free insurance helps, but access defines equity broadly. This errors per health standards. It’s universally distinct, a means not end.

Choice D reason: Access to services ensures fair health opportunities, equity’s core. This fits public health standards. It’s universally recognized, distinctly accurate.