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A primary care nurse works with many Native Americans on the local reservation. Knowing that they are at high risk for developing diabetes, the nurse puts together a comprehensive prevention plan.

Which of the following interventions is an example of a primary intervention?
A. Regular foot and eye care
B. Encouraging a healthy diet and weight loss if appropriate
C. Tight blood sugar control with every meal
D. Yearly blood glucose screening

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